mcdonald and johnston, johnston, even taking breaks from the band at different times. but now, this tour is the the very first time the audience will hear all of their songs spanning every era sung byby t same vovoices that madee ththos songs soso famous. >> they arare getttting everyt from the front to the middddleo what came out t last octobeber megan 74, johnstston and his bandmamates have records,s, gra, grammy a awards, anand a spspotd carvrved out inin the rockck an hallll of fame. i'veve certrtai leftft a lalasting musical l fo. musisical footprprint. >> we are reaching a level of basically three generations of people out in front of us. it could be people our age, people in their 30s and 40s, it could be kids. so that's awesome as well. that's a happy thought. >> >> as for the name of the band, it was supposed to be temporary. temporary. but -- the name kept holding on. just like this iconic bay area group. gianna franco, kpix 5 . >> hey, siri what's an icon? > >> in sacramento, on the 29th, the doobie brothers will perform, then two more shows before they leav

it's what david cay johnston set. if you're donald trump's lawyer, you have to become his lawyer with the understanding that he got a long history of this kind of stuff. >> you can see him bubbling his lawyers into making representations that they never should have made, and ali, this is actually on the scope of what the defense attorney should undertake, when they representing their plight. if you represent a bank robber, i don't know if i've ever seen a defense lawyer certify to the prosecutors, and just trust us, the bank robber has returned all of the money that he stole. that is not really the role of a defense attorney but that is what christina bobb did. now she's probably gonna have to withdraw from her representation of donald trump. why? because her loyalties are split. she still has loyalties to donald trump. she has a responsibility to flawlessly present him. but now, she has to look out for her her own interests, including her own potential criminal interest, so i predict for too long you're gonna see her

mcdd and johnston even taking breaks from the band at different times.it's the have i first time the audience will hear all of their songs spanning every era, some with the same voices that made thoses so famous. >> they're getting everything fm the front to the middle to the album that came out last octobe. >> reporter: at 74, johnston and mates have gold records, grammy awards. oh yeah, a spot carved out in the rock-n-roll hall of fame. they've certainly left a lasting musical footprint. >> we are reaching a level of by three generations of people in front of us. it can be people our age. it can be people in their 30s and 40s. it can be kids. that's awesome, a happy f. >> reporter: as for the name, tt was supposed to be temporary. bt the name kept holding on just like this iconic bay area group. this iconic bay area group. >> 50 years and they are still g out. the band will be back in ca on the 27th, this tuesday, at mn view's shoreline amphitheater. n the 29th they'll perform in saco and fly to so cal for two shows before leaving california. i might h

we will speak to the pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston. then to iran. protests are escalating in iran after a 22-year-old kurdish woman died in police custody after being detained for improperly wearing a hijab. then to the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan that left or than to enter people dead last week. and we will speak to the deputy foreign minister of cuba about u.s.-cuban relations, immigration, and sanctions. >> the united states, policy try to provoke hunger, on nutrition. there urging the cuban people to rise up against the government [indiscernible] amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. new york's attorney general has sued donald trump, three of his adult children, and other executives at the trump organization, accusing them of widespread financial fraud. letitia james announced the arges on thursday saying that for over a decade, the trumps grossly inflated their business's net worth by billions of dollars, while deceiving lenders, insurers, and tax o

it is british prime minister boris johnston's last full day and office. he's leaving following a series of scandals that sold a resignation of several ministers in protests and his leadership as ukrainian forces are aiming to cut off supplies to thousands of russian troops deployed in the southeast operation. and cason was pinned down russian soldiers who took the area in march. pakistan's prime minister has assembled a committee to coordinate relief efforts in flood ravaged areas more than a 3rd of the countries on the water, affecting around $33000000.00 people. almost 1300 people have died following weeks of record monsoon, rain full of melting glasses. people whose homes were destroyed a living in temporary shelters, medical camps. i've also been set up. let's go live now to the city of dodo in sin province in pakistan, al jazeera is zane bus ravi. is that how people feeling about how the government is dealings a and with the situation? well people are feeling incredibly distress, not just with a creeping relief and recovery response, but also the par

mcdonald and johnston even taking breaks at different. now, this tour is the first time audience will hear all their sos spanning every era sung by same voices that made those songs so famous. >> they're getting everything fm the front to the middle to even what came out last october. >> reporter: at 74, johnston and mates have gold records, grammy awards. oh yeah, a spot carved out in the rock-n-roll hall of fame. they've certainly left a lasting musical footprint. >> we are reaching a level of by three generations of people in front of us. it can be people our age. it can be people in their 30s and 40s. it can be kids. that's awesome as well. >> as for the name of the band,t was supposed to be temporary. >> [ music ] minute by minute. >> reporter: the name kept holdg on just like this iconic bay area great. >> after that, i want to see thm live. they'll be making a stop at the shoreline at mountain view on september 27. my dad took my mom on a date to the doobie brothers concert. i didn't know that until after the after the fact. >> the

colleagues, i'm also grateful to those who support me inside egypt and sympathized with me ah, and carry johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera. ah, a minute silence has been held across the united kingdom on the eve of queen elizabeth the 2nd funeral. since wednesday, hundreds of thousands of people have lined up to see the queen lying in state should be laid to rest later on monday. you as president joe biden, in the 1st lady, paid their respects to the queen in london earlier on sunday, up to 500 foreign dignitaries from 200 countries or in the city to attend. the few people have already begun camping out to watch the funeral procession, and i was hoping to witness the 1st funeral of a british monarch since $952.00, a breathing a cold night. few begin at 10 a. m g m t at westminster abbey. in london, before the queen is buried with the cost. why would you not pay? this is, this is not just how was in a lifetime, it's a once in everybody's life. this is not going to happen as i think in the u. k. ever again, i'm 70 years are queen range, and i to wherever that ab amana that's going to m

it david cay johnston, thank you for joining us tonight.e back, i've been saying it all night, don trump is already lying tonight on fox news. it's getting pushed on social media. all about the lawsuits against him. these lies will then get amplified online. and that is how trump supporters get their misinformation. the author who wrote about how that happens, and how dangerous it is to our democracy will join us on this big news night when the 11th hour continues. it took absolutely no time for donald trump to -- tish james today. the former -- calling her a racist, and calling the investigation a witch hunt. exactly the type of misinformation that becomes internet memes. spreading lies to all corners of the internet. our next guest has written all about this. doctor joan donovan, she's the research director of the shorenstein center on media politics and public policy at harvard, and the author of the new must read book meme wars, the untold story of the online battles upending democracy in america. joan, people think memes are funny, the

ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera well life and also coming up king charles the 3rd walked in procession behind the coffin of his mother with his brothers and sister through the center of edinburgh, ukrainians accused rush of revenge attacks that caused blackouts and northern hawk . you've reached an hopes apiece in ethiopia, rebels into grier. say they are all ready for cease father. the government? ah ah. it's just after $1600.00 g m t. i'm carry johnston into looking at her live pictures from edinburgh. saint charles cathedral were a little earlier somber service of reflection, remembered some gratitude, was taking place for the late queen elizabeth the 2nd her children, including her eldest son. the you case, you monarch, king charles occurred, lead the congregation prime minister. this truss and scotlands 1st minister nicholas sturgeon were among the dignitaries present. ah ah ah ah ah ah rob matheson that joins us live from the palace of how to read house in edinburgh and robert another stage

ah, ontario johnston, this is al jazeera were life and also coming up the reports on a ukrainian counter offensive against russian forces in the south of the country. and greek flood victims and pakistan say they've been abandoned by their leaders and the rich divided cheyenne's votes for a new constitution that prioritize his social issues and the environment instead of the free market. ah, we start in germany where chance allah schultz has pledged a package with $65000000000.00 to help people on businesses cope with soaring prices. the warren ukraine has caused an unprecedented energy crunched throughout europe. shoals insists germany will make it through the non winter hurry force. it begins our coverage. the heat rises and wholesale gas prices have set off in inflation re shockwave through europe. rushes announcement on friday, but it's not stream one pipeline would remain shut down. is set to send energy prices spiking yet again, this week you will never walk alone. germany's chancellor is trying to ease fears among households and businesses with a new package of aid, not to the sta

ah, on carry johnston. this is officer a lie from deb. also coming up, one of the biggest typhoons ever to hit japan forces 4000000 people to move from their homes. an angry response from azerbaijan, to you as to how speaker nancy pelosi is accusations of what she call illegal attacks on omnia. ah, ah, we begin in london where people are still falling past the coffin of queen elizabeth with a key for mourners now closed before month. his funeral, a minute's silence was observed across united kingdom. i was leaders have been arriving among them. us president joe biden, who paid his respects in westminster hall, or a challenge has more from london taking his turn with the tide of people that have been flowing past the queen's coffin for days. now, us president joe biden came to pay his respects in london to sign the book of condolence, and to offer his recollections for the much celebrated monarch. she was the same in person this year as her image, decent, unable, and all much service and harsh go out to the royal family. came charles in al

it david cay johnston, thank you for joining us tonight.n saying it all night, don trump is already lying tonight on fox news. it's getting pushed on social media. all about the lawsuits against him. these lies will then get amplified online. and that is how trump supporters get their misinformation. the author who wrote about how that happens, and how dangerous it is to our democracy will join us on this big news night when the 11th hour continues. 11th hour continues i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one

carrie johnston for this news out. my colleague, morrow marcy will be here in a few moments with more the days about it. stay with us or not. ah ah ah ah, ah ah . when the news breaks you wrong here, more intense wildfires that the best case scenario is this when people need to be heard. and the story told it was exciting to have this icon of the line be shown to everyone with exclusive interviews, an in depth report approaches, awful damage being brought up, al jazeera, has teens on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries, and lives talk to al jazeera, we ask for the rebound you speak of is clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the arm struggle in the 19 seventy's if you have any regrets. you know, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera . on the 5th of september, britain's conservative party will elect a new leader who become the country's prime minister. a role likely to be defined by

storm. fiona's slammed into the south eastern provinces of nova scotia, a new finland prime minister johnston, true diary, as jack cancel the trip to japan, to visit the affected regions. he says he's deploying the military to assist with cleanup efforts. plaque, what does in gulf homes in the province of newfoundland? some were swept away completely. as tom feeling now reached hurricane force winds brought down trees and firewood, ain't knocking out electricity to hundreds of thousands. the prime minister, fed canadians would come to get there to deal with the disaster canada. people have seen their homes washed away in the winds, rips schools, roofs off. and as canadians, as we always do in times of difficulty, we will be there for each other. for we are a better one in many areas and people have been asked to move to higher ground. the tone is at all turns purposes we are already in a state of emergency. here is just going to the formalities mill. so anybody that's being told to leave their homes, you need to leave. it is not the 1st time that each have been hit with storms. but fiona, it'

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harvey johnston. deputy -- diversity and inclusion. mr. johnson is accompanied by this johnson-abercrombie the. welcome. -- both mr. johnson and miss johnson-abercrombie lead the departments efforts to address -- we are also joined virtually by mr. thomas costa, the director of the government accountability office education workforce and income security team. -- and addition to these assembled witnesses, i ask for unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter i received from the equal employment opportunity commission, which identifies a number of deficiencies within va's equal opportunity employment program. -- without objection, so ordered. before moving to witness statements, just a reminder to mr. costa, who is virtual, please pause for a couple of seconds before speaking so we fully capture your comments. now, i want to recognize mr. johnson for five minutes. >> good morning, chairman pappas, ranking member mann, and members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting us here today to discuss va's efforts to prevent and effectiv

head of the parties, legal and covenant unit, the mayor of near a time then sent an email across to johnston, a day stating that the contents were libelous in form and seeking advice. solar walk shake and take against the members. stella de writes back to my a wales. i'm sorry you have been subject of such horrible lies and smears as for disciplinary action against those individuals. i agree that we need to protect you . if you have any more evidence that we can tie to individuals than do send it through or instead of questioning the mayor at that time and in regards to why the members was claiming a racial discrimination johnston, a de decide to agree with the mer and say, that these accusations are libelous and decided to take action against the individuals that had raised the complaints. pamela is one of the muslim labor party members who is accused of libel fishes, the element of some kind of islam of phobia. clearly mentioned in this letter beast and suggest how they feel about the local community, particularly the bargaining community being mentioned. a fellow labor party activist mahm

and that was the end of albertsoni johnston and now lee's going to do that. and i think what that tells me is that lee recognized that this is it this he's practically doomed at this point. and so this is an act of utter desperation. what happens is the texans the soldiers of texas brigade? force lead to turn back is they they're shouting lead to the rear lead to the rear and it's the first of a couple of lead to the rear incidents that occur during this campaign. they actually take grab the reins of lee's horse and turn traveler his famous horse and they turn travelers head and make lee go to the rear and they wouldn't go forward until he turned back to the river. he reluctantly did. and the counterattack by the texas brigade and other troops of fields division were able to plug that hole. and hold the line. and the day was saved for the army of northern virginia, but it almost wasn't it's very close. after two really hard days of fighting there at the wilderness and a day of really standoff grant. was able to go around the flank of lee's army. he just was a

that the marriage would soon spock a major family route among the windsor's in july, 2019 forest johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister when he was born. she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breck fed? it's complicated to even try and go into what the queen thinks about anything of a political bent because she spent her entire life on the throne being politically impartial, and actually rather inscrutable because she's never given any interviews. and therefore, it's probably quite difficult to determine whether she was for or against leaving the you when it came to the referendum. early 2020. the united kingdom leaves the e u. the brakes it is celebrate. ah, but bricks it is far from over. johnson thesis. months of difficult negotiations with the e u. the prospect of a disorderly exit exacerbates the economic crisis. ah, brick sit is followed by makes it hairy, and megan retire from roy

ammonia. delilah delilah can set up a belief that each of them gotta get in a concert and out of johnston. good. but she knew kidnapped kaylin with with with me. and then so long story, fuzzy lane, you, you do most when you choose new nealus yog shows, i mean with you in for a lateral, i knew, feel shopping, you might, i'm more happiness. i blush out. my you brings you, been finding more, is it? we can do much to see just in your prov norion, you hit the garage and when you might use to narrow it down, you do, which in dover, you from 1st to not only approaching us and you don't cause a nonunion us rule that you do my you wish to signal we have a quiet machine you which is risky. where do from serious, you know, friendly not older. they're still boys quarter. no, don't you guess we'll just point on you talk version i yes, mr. chest. no. ah, no. need to your tune and you should i year form in your on your chin, get some lawyer. i do my door. so at the parking lot, ah, what gurgainus must be bucklin, missouri upon good reason the birth is renewed, so you do to be pitied. see good through it

and she's replaced many of the top figures in bras, johnston's cabinet. the most powerful typhoon to hit south korea in years is killed at least 6 people. 5 of the victims were in the city behind where the storm. so most roads and buildings engineers in pakistan have cut through the embankments of lake manchild in sin province to reduce the volume of water. but it's threatening to flood properties downstream. dozens of villages lie in its path. 2 people have died. houses have been ordered to evacuate because of a wildfire in southern california. far has been fuel by high temperatures and extremely dry conditions. right. your headlines, more news coming up here on algebra. why don't we go to witness? talk to al jazeera, we go for the rebound, you speak all his clearly coming at a high cost for airlines and the industry. what's going wrong? we listen. you were part of the armstrong in the 970 s. if you have any regrets, no, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that met on al jazeera in one of the visual divisions. brenner getting when

ah, this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm carry johnston. this is news are alive from coming up in the next. the countdown clock has stopped. nasa postpones its 2nd attempt to launch a giant rocket art of as to the moon. the last leader of the former soviet union, mikhail gorbachev is laid to rest in moscow. politicians in argentine is now a house of congress to hold a special session to condemn the assassination attempt against the vice president. christina finance is to cushion and a new knife in the world destroy pakistan's at devastating floods force pregnant women and girls to give birth in shelters. and it's for sabrina williams has played what looks set to be the final match of her career? one of tennessee is all time greats bowing out at her home grand slam in new york. ah, ah, it's 18 gmc tpm in florida where nasa has postponed the launch of his optimist one moon mission just hours before it was expected to blast off from the kennedy space center where he's lot of pictures of the nasa rocket on its launch pad launch was cancelled la

we got a chance to talk to a founding member, tom johnston, and he says this will be the firsrst timeget to hear every sosong from every era a oe of the baband, perforormed live all the e memembers who origina featured on the tracksks. >> they get everything from thet the front to the middle. to the newest album that came out last october. we are covering everyt. covering everything. when the crowd gets up and sing along with you and they know all the words. and sometimes they surprise me with a song in other other words to that i wouldn't think they would. >> you that we know the word. they have gold records, grammys, grammys, and a spot in the rock 'n roll hall of fame, but all l these e years later the 74-year-r-old bay ararea natives saysys it is truly the fans tha make it all worthwhile. >> we are reaching a level of by of basically three generations of people in front of us. it can can be people our age. people in in their 30s and 40s. it can be. be kids. so that is awesome, as well. that is a happy feeling. >> the band will be at shorelinr shoreline amphitheater on the 27th, sa

and the next move will be to bow moral for boris johnston. he will fly out early on tuesday morning at to see the queen and he, she will accept his resignation. then this trust won't fly up as well. she will meet the queen. she'll curtsey and she will be appointed prime minister. she will start her term. she will come back to downing street and color in some of the questions, perhaps answer the questions, but certainly, but start to spell out what she plans to do. she is 47 years of age and she is facing a really big battle to get control of the economy in this country. and with them is therefore, as outside the british, how's the parliament in london? thank sandra. now yes, judge has agreed to appoint a so called special master to review record sees from former president donald trump's florida home. yes b, i says it's uncovered evidence that trump's team may have deliberately concealed classified documents. the judge's order permits intelligence officials to continue their review into political damage to national security. but it says an ind

in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when he was born, she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breck fed? it's complicated to even try and go in to what the queen thinks about anything of a political bent because she spent her entire life on the throne being politically impartial. and actually rather inscrutable because she's never given any interviews . and therefore, it's probably quite difficult to determine whether she was for or against leaving the you when it came to the referendum. early 2020. the united kingdom leaves the e u. the brakes it is. celebrate. ah, that bricks it is far from over. johnson thesis. months of difficult negotiations with the e u. the prospect of a disorderly exit exacerbates the economic crisis. ah, brick sit is followed by makes it hairy, and megan retire from royal life in january 2020. their accusations, too much contro

i have dedicated my life to might be fit on on carry johnston with the headlines here and i'll just ukraine's president says there's evidence of widespread torture. as more bodies are found for mass barrels site in the countries east, the city of yuma was reclaimed from russian forces last week to check the public, which holds the presidency, is calling for an international war crimes tribunal to be established. fully bonds to call me cleanly our particular mission and 9 as the occupiers fled, they also dropped in torture device nicely. but even the railway station we found a room for torture until lectric torture could line and below bush both should do is just a train station. torture was a widespread practice in the occupied territory. that is what the nazis did. we will establish all the identities of those who tortured our people, who brought the trustees from russia to our ukrainian land. u. s. president joe biden has warned russia against using chemical nuclear weapons in new crown would be king or interviewed before leaving for the u. k. to attend to queen elizabeth the 2nd funeral. p

in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when he was born, she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breakfast? it's complicated to even try and go in to what the queen thinks about anything of a political bent because she spent her entire life on the throne being politically impartial. and actually rather inscrutable because she's never given any interviews . and therefore, it's probably quite difficult to determine whether she was for or against leaving the you when it came to the referendum. early 2020. the united kingdom leaves the e u. the brakes it is. celebrate. ah, that bricks it is far from over. johnson thesis. months of difficult negotiations with the e u. the prospect of a disorderly exit exacerbates the economic crisis. ah, brick sit is followed by makes it hairy, and megan retire from royal life in january 2020. their accusations too much control

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hello johnstone. thank you so much for having me. it is why i'm sending all the reps come to killing and wounding the 7 people. but definitely it is very important for the government as well. that they have to prevent that and it is really contending and, and wandering in a matter of very deep concern for the government losing kind of figures you know, more than you would want. and so he was one of the key figures. he was one of the elite of the society, especially when it's in the wisdom and, and harass program. so he was very outspoken person during the previous year and he says, well, he was one of the critics of the previous element. and especially the, the presence of the forces. and so yesterday he was at a loss for the, for the afternoon and leans comes to the government to the they should be that he can sunday, you mentioned the government there. i mean in terms of security in areas like this, what can i tell about actually do actually in terms of mosque and especially a big mos player being taken place. so they have their se

. >> gone are the verbal gymnastics of boris johnston.tead, instinctive dividing lines between the conservative senate labor seem sharper. >> can't she see there is nothing new about a tory prime minister who, when asked, says, it is you, the -- when asked who pays says it is you, the working people of britain. >> there is nothing new about a labor leader calling for more tax rises. >> the first full day of doing the job she dreamed of, and the first glimpse too of the new political stage in conversation. it will feel different. chris mason, bbc news at westminster. >> brazil's president gyre bolsonaro says opinion polls suggesting he will lose next month selection are a lie. in a speech marking 200 years since brazil's independence from portugal he said the country was facing a battle between good and evil. opinion polls show him behind his left wing rival former president lula da silva. our south american correspondent katy watson in rio de janeiro. today is a civic celebration for brazilians. is it usually a political campaigning event

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a team of scientists and johnston has been doing research into reconstructing damaged ear drums and they recently achieved a medical breakthrough. sometimes a defective ear. drum can heal, but that wasn't the case with this patient. so he was given an implant, made from his own cartilage. these days it's a standard procedure is in comfortable can you tip your head back a bit? the problem is that an ear drum made purely of grafted cartilage will never be as good as the real thing but mostly can alter in existence. we have to use cartilage with a certain thickness and stability of its crinkles, that has the disadvantage, that the ear drum doesn't vibrate as well as a natural ear drum. does this fetal comp letter from them. that means that not all sound waves are transmitted to the inner ear with now, so even after surgery, oh hearing can be impaired. that's when i'm headed. given that impaired hearing often effects patients, quality of life, marco snyder decided it wasn't good enough. together with his colleagues at the dressed and technical university, he's developed an implant that helps

it's johnston type of conservative you have today. there was one brilliant moment shortly after the breaks it vote when, when people in the u. k voted to leave the european union and she had to make some kind of presentation. i can't for the life me when it was. and she was a great, big, bright blue hat with little yellow flowers on it. that just so happened to look exactly like a european flag. the internet went mental was the here go, this is her sending a signal that she's actually anti breaks it. of course you would never in a 1000000 years hear her say anything one way or the other that was part of her art of keeping everybody able to love her because she never told them what she thought you can say a lot without saying anything. thank you so much and clever. well, we kind of got a sense there. she had a tremendous sense of duty, but reportedly also an impeccable sense of humor. as the world reflects on the queen 70 years on the throne, people are also remembering some of her a more light hearted moments. one such episode was whe

just our noise johnstone castle was never completed. your boat, only the torso is standing here. now aunt fees are going to this floor plan. you see here was going to be the chapel capella given back there. where that gordon is, is where the castle keep was to be belong. is that unfortunately it was never finished up if you wanted is not the location he chose. paranoia feinstein castle is unique and figure out surrounded by mountains and lakes. lower than bowden. he planned to have a dam, build to create a lake here where he could go boating, mind seeds of shopping, where so he had fantastically interesting ideas, said it, it would have been nice to see what that might have looked like as in, oscar shows, it even in its unfinished state noise feinstein, castle fascinates people around the world today it's one of the most popular tourist destinations in germany. now, one thing you notice when you tour castles like noise feinstein is the detailed artistry of the interiors. they are often enhanced to buy decorative mouldings, which is an ancient handicrafts seen in classical or baro

ah. flow on carry johnston here indo. it's been a day of remembrance and quiet attributes from the people of scotland to the only queen. many of them had there been a hearse carrying her flag draped coffins left balmoral castle where she passed away on thursday. vows had been laid at the gates in her memory of the past few days. or from there, the cortege began the 6 hour journey to the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh, where her body will lie in rest. thousands of people lined up along the route to pay their respects to the late monarch. many were moved to tears as a convey convoy impossible. as the cortez made its way through the scottish countryside, aberdeen sher farmers paid their respects the queen a part to their tractors along the route to form a guard of honor. 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 f

k. conservative party and we'll place or as johnston as prime minister draw speech. former chancellor is she's tonight by around $20000.00 votes and the party leadership contest. but her entrees already full of major challenges. food crosses have risen 10 percent this year, and energy prices are skyrocketing and projected to 40 percent of households will struggle to pay their bills. come october and i plans to cut taxes and offer support with energy bills, risk fueling inflation, which is currently at a 40 year high of 10 point one percent. and it's predicted to rocket to 18 point to 6 percent in the new year. another huge challenge is the national health service, which is severely short staffed. the latest figures show a record 6600000 people were waiting for routine hospital treatment in may up 1000000 from the month before. and in mama reports from london. richie sooner. 60399. this truss 81326. therefore, i give notice that liz truss is elected as the leader of the concerned union who results had been widely predicted. but it's no less significant given the candidates differing ap

ah, on carrie johnston. this is al jazeera well live from. also coming up. i reconnect fiona lashes. the dominican republic after bringing destruction power blackouts to puerto rico, pro russian separatists accuse ukraine of artillery shall be done. yes. killing 13 people and adamant sayed, who was the subject of one of the most popular pod costs of all time, is released off to more than 20 years in the u. s. prison ah. leaders from across the world joined the britain's royal family for the state. funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd in london. hundreds of thousands of people packed the city streets to catch a glimpse of the funeral procession. hurry for set reports in solemn silence. the queen's coffin was borne from westminster hall onto the gun carriage, pulled by sailors, and a tradition begun with a funeral of queen victoria. ah, on the coffin, a distillation vickery public. every person was in the monex crown, or in sceptre, besides favorite flowers chosen by the king in a hand written his mother. him charles followed the coffin and that his family on th

and she's replaced many of the top figures in bras, johnston's cabinet. the white house is repeated calls for accountability for the killing of al jazeera joan, the serene abu aclu. but it's not pushing for an independent investigation. on monday, the israeli military admitted for the 1st time that she was lightly killed by israeli gunfire in may. but the israeli army says it did not find any violation of regulations and will not be pursuing any criminal investigation. engineers in pakistan have cut through the embankments of lake mankind since province to reduce the volume of water. but it is threatening to flood properties downstream as dozens of villages lie in its path. 2 people have died and thousands have been ordered to evacuate because of a wild fire in southern california. several buildings have been destroyed and the fairview area, southeast of los angeles. the fire has been fueled by high temperatures and extremely dry conditions. and what man has been killed during a protest against un peacekeepers in the democratic republic of congo. it happe

the suspect has been apprehended ah, on carry johnston. this is al jazeera, where live from dough, also coming up, a suicide bomber kills 42nd and a mosque in western afghanistan, including a high profile clearing. russia, warns of a nuclear catastrophe. europe accusing ukraine of shunning these apparition, nuclear power nods with heavy weapons. 7 leading economies of the world agreed to impose a price cap on russian oil to restrict moscow's war efforts in ukraine. ah, argentina's vice president, christina fernandez. the coach now has survived an assassination attempt outside the home, and one is iris, a man husband, arrested following the incident after his loaded gun failed to fire. the haunting has the details. christina fernandez, de kirschner was greeting supporters outside her home in argentina. when she was confronted with a gun held to her face, oh, the vice president duct witnesses screaming kirshner was returning from court when the ordeal happened. the former president is a divisive figure in argentina and is in the midst of a c

ah, i'm carry johnston. this is alex, is there a lot from dough also coming up? ah, japan honors it's assassinated, former prime minister sion, so i bank with a controversial state funeral. $28000000000.00 a harrowing estimate of damage from pakistan. so devastating floods could push millions of people into quantity. and nigeria is the 2nd largest producer of movies in the world, but isn't reaching its full potential. russia is holding the 5th and final de referendums in parts of separatist health regions of ukraine. boats on whether to join the brochure are being held in 4 areas under moscow's military occupation. they include the self declared on the it's kind of the hands, republics in the east. parts of his saunas parisha in the south cave and western allies say the votes are sham, orchestrated by russia. moscow says any annexed air is, will be under its full protection on his ears or the abdul. hamid is in his, on just a few kilometers from where those referendums are taking place in the russian occupied areas. over the past few weeks, the ukrainian arby has