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haidi: i know you are a big fan of south park.re lots of hidden jokes for the less mature grown-ups as well. let's get back to the story. the saga keeps unwinding. guest: looks to be getting out of control. passport and details and driving license details and medical id numbers were in the data that was stolen. 10 million customers. amongst those [indiscernible] pay for the indicators. without fines. the cost of pricing. shery: tell us about what measure of the government is taking at this point. guest: the government is discussing legislation to provide protection and considering increasing penalties for companies that allow data to be stored because they are years behind where they need to be. they have compared penalties in other countries in western europe, operating will have hundreds of millions of dollars of fines. haidi: our reporter with the latest. we are live today from the milken institute asia summit in singapore. we have a huge host of guests, people we are speaking to on your screen. don't miss out on those. that is

he worked for the us-based animation team that produces "south park."e pandemic here in bangkok. chris: i did a few months of research, how to do it, and a half-year later i had my first deepfake and then it evolved rather quickly because i saw the potential and i just started creating crazy things. hamish: it was his latest "crazy thing" that got american national security experts downloading tiktok. [tom cruise impersonation] tom: what's up, tiktok? you guys cool if i play some sports? hamish: teaming up with tom cruise impersonator, miles fisher, and some cutting-edge technology, chris produced a succession of increasingly sophisticated deepfakes. tom: hey, listen up, sports and tiktok fans, if you like what you're seeing, just wait 'til what's coming next. chris: i lovhow he's not looking in the camera. he's looking a bit wonky, next to the camera. tom: just wait 'til what's coming next. chris: miles looks a lot like tom cruise. he has a lot of similarities. that makes my work easier in a way. it saves me a lot of time. the tom cruise videos are so

very important because it was precisely the cars in the tours that maintained a certain ethics south parkwe know that a few months ago, one of their episodes actually came out, but it was so humorous and had a certain therapeutic effect, the humor of memes and everything that we like to post on social networks also has such an effect for us, and there were also two game films that came out later, for example, in 2011, terribly loud and incredibly close, and in that film by hanks, the film received quite mixed reviews, and straight up tragedy - it is also not shown there, everything happens far away in the background, the main character is a boy whose father died on september 11 well, another movie, also a game, was released in 2017 at 9:11 a.m. it was called about people who get stuck in an elevator and in one of these shopping centers, but the movie was an absolute failure, just like at the box office. perhaps it proves once again that such big events need a big time or to think of it and shoot something really worthwhile. well, so far, it is certain that the most successful film about s

falcons in kharkiv style, not only this song, but also a clip made in the style of the famous cartoon south park this year in the basements of kharkiv and as a sign of gratitude to the fraternal polish people who put nadiya on the shoulder of the ukrainians in their struggle against the russian occupier, let's listen to an excerpt of i congratulate everyone on thursday. i already have three oligs, i opened everything up to the rope, fire, drive , ring the bell. well, svyatoslav vakarchuk donated uah 350,000 for the restoration of the skovoroda museum. in order to collect money, the ministry even created a building with cultural objects, which , unfortunately, there are quite a lot of them. vakarchuk became the first benefactor, as they write on the website, now there are 15 or so objects on this portal, there are various categories from completely destroyed to those who suspended their work. well, the ministry says that more than 470 million hryvnias are needed for restoration. about this fund, by the way, it was announced somewhere at the end of may, let's listen to what svyatoslav vakarchuk hi

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the, the south park, especially the black, come on, you sort of jumping in with, with, we're talking about a, essentially what putin as a contact line of a 1000 kilometers. how do you, how do you support such an enormous contact line that, i mean, let's talk about the numbers as well and how much of a of an impact is, is mobilization. really going to take couple when you consider that ukraine ukranian numbers of troops still at right now, vastly out, number of the russian forces on the battlefield. actually, the contact line can be preserved. true to means one, especially forces who, who face the contra offensive of in crane. and at the same time, you have troops, the reserve troops that can preserve the territories that you have occupied. and the most important thing here is the difference. so when the referendum happened and this regions joined the russian federation, legally speaking from the russian point of view, this regions will be russian territories. therefore, the reaction and the military response are russia will be different when ukraine attacks these territories. and i t

it's nice all the way past a few landmarks, london bridge, the tate modern, fabulous building south of the park and a cluster of developments and cultural buildings on the south side of the river. then i goes round two at lambeth bridge, which is right next to lambeth palace, the home of the archbishop of canterbury, crosses lambeth bridge and then cup doubles back on itself until they get here at victoria gardens. the large delete max stage at good foot chicane which can take two hours what you're seeing at the moment in two hours from the people are saying yesterday and it might be longer tomorrow. people have gone into such a level that they have had to make people queue for a few hours earlier today. it is approximately five miles, eight kilometres long and the wait time is now at least 2a hours and earlier today the government says the gates were closed for six hours and that took place and it lasted for about six hours. here angus crawford. step by step and my bum while they come in their thousands. here, the very start of the queue in civic park. so many at one point, the gates were clos

this was the funny -- one of the funniest, this looks like it was put on by south park.ughter] joe tried and he is dark either in the pens. they tried to project darkness on the republican party but it projected backwards and dystopian movie trailer in which the president is being played by a hologram and the whole fight was hilariously creepy. and you can't get mad at this. what you have to compare is what's going on in the world. china and russia are launching joint war games and is launching a war on us, right? and maga republicans are the biggest threat to our country, maybe we shouldn't be sending $50 billion, $70 billion to your client to fight russia. maybe you should be carpet bombing churches, country clubs, golf clubs and fraternities. that is what maga are. imagine if the speech -- they took maga out of it and you put china or you put russia, it would have been an amazing foreign policy wartime speech. he would have galvanize people to fight the greatest enemy and then you realize, wait, he's talking but americans. the americans he can mind read but cannot ide

it's nice all the way past a few landmarks, london bridge, the tate modern, fabulous building south of the parkide of the river. then i goes round two at lambeth bridge, which is right next to lambeth palace, the home of the archbishop of canterbury, crosses lambeth bridge and then cup doubles back on itself until they get here at victoria gardens. the large delete max stage at good foot chicane which can take two hours what you're seeing at the

it was >> it was put on by south park. jokes, right? is darth vader in depends. they tried to project some kind of darkness on the republican party, but itness actually projected party bu backwards. right. projecte it looks like a dystopian movide trailer in which the deadeing py president is being played by a hologram. the whole vibe was hilariously creepy. >> it was it. you can't get mad at this, butna you have to compare to what's going on around in o the world. china and russia are launching joint war games and joehing is launching a war on us. right. and if it magor, republicans rep are the biggesubt threat toaybew our country, maybe we shouldn't be sending seven fifty billion ,70 billion dollars to ukraine to fight russia. maybe you should maybcarpet bombing churches and country clubs and golf courses b, golf clubses, because that's probably where the mad republicans are. i mean, imaginnde if this speecf was about if you took it out of it and you put china, you put russia. zing >> it would have been an amazing foreign policy, wartime speech . ize people he

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this is in menlo park, northbound south of march road. so >> you are seeing delays along the southbound and northbound side of 101, just the air to the right of the dunbar bridge. if you're hopping on to 80 look at this. no major issues. 82, you seen slight delay 26 minute ride into the city because we have an accident on the bay bridge right near the toll plaza that took us up a few hasn't gone up to 30 minutes yet. so we're going to keep a close eye on things there. our san mateo bridge. 22 minutes 80 to 101. a few other highways like highway 4, 20 but arrive can to conquer. let's go ahead and look at 5, 18, 80 as you're traveling from crockett down towards the maze about 28 to 30 minutes for you 101. traveling up 88 minutes. so we are certainly getting busy. that accident and middle part is not helping their remember, you might want to hop on 82 traveling along i-80 selling down to milpitas about 50 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. 8.50, right now and east bay, the rape suspect who holed up in a nordstrom rack in pl

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa. ah, good teddy with this. hello adrian, for the hearing though, how the headlines i was in italy as well as a general election that could see the fall right in town for the 1st time. since the 2nd world war opinion polls predict georgia, maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister. will the election results will be announced later on sunday. the leader of one white wedding party says that he is ready to take the reins of government. a boy that money and i am looking forward to governing this extraordinary country from tomorrow, with a coherent compact and united center right. take place. it will be a complicated months. the electricity crisis, the bill crisis, the cost of living crisis. heating is a 1st for us. we've already been working for weeks of the leagues technicians to be ready. sorry, and state media is reporting that 90 certain people are confirmed that off the boat from lebanon camp sized off the coast of syria. set up, an army says that it's arrested, a man on suspicion of human smu

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa, and a quick reminder you can catch up any time on our website address that is andrew 0, dot com. ah, and one of the top stories on i'm 0, italy looks likely to have its most right when government since the end of the 2nd world war. exit polls predict georgia maloney's brother's originally party and it's rightly alliance of 141 to 45 percent of the vote which have confirmed should make it the largest block in parliament. the election was held against a backdrop of widespread voted, disillusionment and economic issues, compounded by an energy crisis. stephanie decker's in room. there's still a lot of procedural things that need to go forward if indeed these numbers are correct and the right wing a gets the majority of votes or that it seems to be, then you still don't have to have consultations and appointments, and then consultation to the president who will then choose the prime minister's best place to form a government. we do believe that is going to be georgia maloney of this or goes to plan. but again, i'm just leaving so

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories, the sour italy votes and the general election that could put the far right and power for the 1st time since world war 2 opinion polls predicted georgia maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister syrian state, medias se 97 people are confirmed dead after their boat carrying migrants from lebanon, kept sized off serious caused the lebanese army says it's arrested, a man on suspicion of humans smuggling. a partial mobilization order announced by president vladimir putin has triggered protests across russia, broads group say more than 730 people have been detained. nationwide voting is continuing and referendums and eastern ukraine. the poles, the seen as part of moscow's push to n x for regions. armed men are reported to have gone door to door to get people to vote. the super typhon nora has made landfall in the northern philippines. the storms strengthened so quickly that officials had to issue an extreme emergency w

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa ah, took stories on 0 poles in italy due to close in about an hour and a half in an election that's expected to give the country it's most right when leaders since the end of the 2nd world war the most recent pose forecast victory for the alliance lead by the brothers eventually party that would pay the way for its far right leader, georgia, maloney to become the 1st female. prime minister has been a 2 week black out on polling. the verge is taking place against a background of widespread virtue disillusionment, stephanie deckers in room. there will be a preliminary exit poll, but this is more of a survey done by one of the companies where they simply ask voters who they voted for. and then in about 2 hours after that's around $23.00, g m t, i believe there will be the 1st exit polls. i think we will in the early hours of monday morning, certainly have a very good idea as to how this vote has gone. as you mentioned, there's been a 2 week blackout when it comes to the polling, but they were always in you know, the favor of th

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa. ah, this is 1000 era and these other top stories. now italians are voting in a general election that could put the far right in power for the 1st time since the 2nd world war opinion polls predict georgia, maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister center. the democratic party is polling 2nd partial mobilization order announced by president that he met fuson, a sort of protest across russia rights group say more than 713 people have been detained. nationwide. voting is continuing in referendums, in eastern ukraine pose are seen as part of moscow's push to annex for regents. armed men are reported or gone door to door to get people to vote. or at least 95 people have died after a boat to carrying refugees and migrants who lived in capsized of serious coast. funerals had been held for some of those who died in these army has rested a man. it's suspects was behind a few minutes smuggling operation. hundreds of thousands of people in canada have been left without power of

i think that there thoughts actually revolve around, uh, some south park simpsons, actually, the only uh, the only thing, but the main problem with such people is that they did not sit in their time with the parks. and the woman who was talking just now, she, uh, did not read at all. tired, he either, perhaps they slipped her some other comic book, or she still needs to learn that this is exactly what happened in ukraine without pissing, and this is it. actually, the un charter applied in practical applications. i 'll tell you now, a very unpleasant thing for a blinkin for all of our american, well, once partners and western partners. it is a very unpleasant thing. the fact is that what is happening with ukraine is a process that launched it is they who are happening in ukraine . e. hmm this is the first one. it's a package. it 's not something terrible happening, as they are trying to imagine that this is a liberation war against aggressive russia and so on. no , recovery is taking place with ukraine just in the format of the un charter plebiscite. this people's will of the people ha

. >> funeral procession is on the south side of the park. >> reporter: charles became a single parenttwo shattered boys. >> they are coping extraordinarily well, but obviously the loss and death has been an enormous loss as far as they're concerned. >> as years passed, charles began to gradually make his relationship with his longtime love camilla more public. the couple finally married in 2005. >> it might've been an affair that rocked the monarchy, but it resulted in an incredibly happy marriage. >> she's got a great sense of humor. she very much sees her role as supporting him. >> reporter: earlier this year a stunning development. queen elizabeth announced that her wish was for camilla to be known as queen consort when charles became king. >> i think that camilla has had perhaps one of the most remarkable transformations in the eyes of the british public that we've seen for a long time. it is therefore a huge compliment to her hard work. >> in his speech today, the king recognizing his wife. >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa. ah, it's good to have you with us. hello adrian, for the hearing though, are the headlines on al jazeera italians overseeing the general election, but could see the far right and power for the 1st time. since the 2nd world war opinion polls predicted, the georgia maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister. she's expected to lead a white wing coalition. the chief of one party expected to be in that coalition says that he's ready to take the reigns of government. a boy, the domain of it, i am looking forward to governing this extraordinary country from to morrow with a coherence compact and united center, right. taylor place, it will be a complicated month. the electricity crisis, the bill crisis. the cost of living crisis heating is a 1st for us. we've already been working for weeks for the leagues technicians to be ready. sirian state media is reporting that 97 people are confirmed dead off to their boats from lebanon cap sized off the coast of syria. the lebanese army says that it's arrested, a man of

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa, ah, the 2000 here. and these other top stories, most of the candidates and at least general election of cost their ballots opinion polls predictor right. when coalition lies to power for the 1st time since world war 2 in proposal, correct, georgia maloney would become the country's 1st female prime minister live hours. so know that i am really afraid of the extreme situations that could be created if certain parties came to power, especially given the situation in europe and advance of the far right and other countries of the union. in addition to the war in crane. another important issue and ever weaker europe. yes, i'm really worried i use fail beveled guy. yeah. i hope for good things for actually because we are living in difficult times. and if people vote with wisdom, it doesn't matter if the right or the left wins. what matters is that concrete action is taken for the country. parcel mobilization order announced my presence of let him know putin, his spot protests across russia. the group say more

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories, exit polls in italy say the right wing alliance, led by georgia, maloney is on cause for majority in parliament. the block which includes policies of mathias vini and silvio. berlusconi could win at least 43 percent of the vote, maloney could become, it's a nice female prime minister on the 1st far right need us and world war 2 decades later from rome. this is where it does look now that those predictions of 2 weeks ago that the right wing coalition would be winning by a large majority is coming to fruition. that means let's see, the exact numbers come tomorrow perhaps that they would probably hold a majority in both houses of parliament. it's been a day quite emotional for italians on different sides. you speak to those who support maloney, and this coalition feel that this is a day that's long time coming. a partial novelization order announced by president vladimir putin continues to spawn, protest across russia. this was the scene i

parking. to the south, pacia was jampacked. >> it is 25 minute traffic. it was really bad. >> it is so awesome. >> i went to the north end of town to pick up a prescription in the parking by the beach wasy gone and the traffic was backed up for two miles. we don't go out on weekends like this. >> linda marbury each, we have to share with everybody. >> reporter: with crowds and the boost comes a downside. >> people on the beach leaving trash. every time it is a beautiful day. the locals come down the beach the next day andt is covered in trash. i wish people would enjoy the beach and beach and take their litter hom. litter home. >> cool temperatures but you might sit in the car for half an half an hour. we talked with thl for two hours and could not find find parking. cool temperatures in the 70s. low 70s it ocean beach. big crowds even at this hour. we also have seen the ocean rescue team making sure pe are staying safe. >> the breeze must feel amazingd to where you were earlier. > >> let's get a check of the power situation. there is a possibility of roll

it's about five miles long starting at south work park. officials are asking mourners to stop joining the lines. there will be one more night for many to wait. in the next three hours, big band will be giving a muffled strike to mark the national minute of silence as police tightened security around the capital. final preparations will be made for what is expected to be a spectacular display of national mourning. here is part of a report from and we see senior international correspondent keir simmons on the timeline. >> at 10:44, just before 6 am eastern time, the queen's coffin will be carried on a carriage from westminster hall. the state funeral will begin at 11, six on the east coast. 2000 will be in attendance. the service will and after one hour. decorated eight workers, police, and servicemen and women will walk with the queen. at 10:06 eastern time, she will reach once or, home to monarchs for over 1000 years. entering the castle for a committal service at st. georges chapel beginning at 4 pm, 11 am on the east coast. >> in the nex

we are not the south park caricature you may see on tv, that we are casino loving slot machine, generating. that is a minority. that is not the majority. most of us are extremely poor. my tribe, 85% unemployment in the winter. during the height of the great depression, the unemployment rate in this country was funny 3.5%. multiply that by three and a half times. the largest cause of death in this country for native americans is suicide. suicide. the absence of hope. so, as it relates to our topic today when it comes to commerce, the commerce clause and how it relates to the native people, the first nations need, weatherby on voting rights, abuse by pharmaceutical companies, they wanted to test the opioids on us first. look at the emails. let's use native americans as the first ones. so you dehumanize us, you use us as test cases like guinea pigs, and then he put us in the attic. recall them reservations. -- we call them reservations. because americans cannot confront what you've done to the first nations. so you need to put us out of mind. so that is why it is so important that this countr

recovering at home safe after they were penned by a falling tree and a burden quicksilver park in san jose. ktvu southave been a lot worse. 4000 acres and quicksilver park, and it's just whoever it is up there was at the wrong place at the wrong time. neighbors watched anxiously as first responders slowly brought three injured hikers down the mine hill trail in almaden quicksilver park, santa clara county park rangers say they started receiving 911 calls monday morning that the trio had been hit and trapped by a fallen tree. two miles up the trail. we spent some time trying to locate the patients using a cell phone pinging and we were able to, um reach the patient's . fortunately one of our smaller engines. it has four wheel drive capability was able to go up there, san jose fire battalion chief brad clark says a 50 to 60 ft oak tree fell on the three hikers on a section of trail sandwiched by a narrow drop off . in addition to being fortunate they weren't killed. the three women also avoided being not 50 ft. down the slope of the hillside had it knocked any of them off of the trail. they would have f

emily anglin, al jazeera kruger, national park, south africa. oh, this is al serra on these are the top stories. italians are voting in a general election or could see the far right and power for the 1st time since the 2nd world war opinion polls predict georgia, maloney will become the country's 1st female prime minister center left, a democratic parties pulling 2nd partial mobilization order announced my president, that in your hootin was triggered protests across russia on a scale not seen since this thought will warn crane rights group say more than 730 people have been detained. nationwide voting is continuing in referendums and eastern ukraine. the polls are seen as part of moscow's push to alex for regions. armed men are reported to have gone door to door to get people to vote. this is a foreign minister said he lover of defended the reference at the un general assembly with julian rumor, bro woodson, the ref, friends, and which are being conducted based on decisions by local administrations, flavio conditions of those referendums have be

. >> between school i worked in africa and helped to establish these parks in south africa and did work in south america. but i was always focused on the enterprises within women. always worked with women. the environment of connection. sustainable agriculture and forestry. then i got to stanford business school. the drama department is right next door. kind of a global citizen, you know. citizen of the world having lived in latin america. still needed to explore humanity a little bit more. and you know, i decided to pursue acting while i was in business school at night. sigourney weaver showed up for business school class and i just saw the impact she had. not just on my class, but the power of her voice to do good in the world. harrison ford had been on the board of conservation international. similarly, i was blown away by his environmental advocacy. after business school, i went to hollywood and started acting and producing. and i noticed what went in in front of and behind the camera. that is when i first documentary, misrepresentation, was born. >> what year? >> i started shooting

and let's check on things in the south bay 1, 0, one. 33 minutes from 85 to menlo park.s, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain 5.47. on the clock in the january 6 committee has postponed its last public hearing because of hurricane ian. the committee had intended to include snippets of a documentary about trump's adviser, roger stone. stone had predicted that trump officials would declare victory regardless of the outcome of the election and use armed guards and loyal judges to stay in power the new hearing date has not yet been announced. time now is 5.48. a libertarian group filed a lawsuit against the president's student loan forgiveness plan. >> they call it an illegal overreach by president biden. the pacific legal foundation claims the plan would increase state tax burdens for some of the people getting their loans forgiven. the lawsuit was filed in indiana, which was one of several states planning to tax any student debt that is canceled. other conservative groups have made threats, but this is apparently the first actual lawsuit over it. well, california to

south carolina and, of course, hurricane ravaged florida. we expect to hear from ron desantis later this hour. let's begin with nbc's kathy park in charleston, south carolina. residents are used to flooding in that historic district. this looks like it's going to be an unprecedented event. >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon. that's absolutely right. hurricane ian is still barrelling this way. we are getting slammed with these heavy bands of rain and wind. every so often we get slammed with wind gusts -- you see right now. this is the pattern that we have been experiencing all morning long. i want to show you what's happening behind me. that's the ashley river you are seeing behind me. there's sawgrass, and it's almost covered by the water. it's high tide. that's the big concern throughout the day. the combination of high tide, the storm making landfall in this area and then, of course, that storm surge which could potentially get up to seven feet. if all those materialize together, we could be looking at widespread flooding. where we are, we are at the waterfront area from downtown. we are not seeing flooding. we are getting re

and in the south bay. 85 to menlo park along one. 0 one. 29 minutes. 2, 80 82 to 37.f rain is 6.32 right now. and as we continue our team coverage of the heat wave, we're talking about different ways to cool off. so shopping malls, cooling centers. >> the some people they're going to try to stay cool the best they can hope. yeah, which is challenging at times but covers as it shows us how some are doing it. >> it's hot outside. you can't make it to the cooling center. you're going to stay indoors and you're looking for the best way to stay cool. here are some tips that can help start but pre cooling your home in the morning. >> opening the windows and letting the cool air is. >> you ceiling fans and portable fans to circulate that cool breeze throughout the house. that's actually going to make a really big difference in lowering the temperature in your home. and it's going to use very little electricity, but pg and e spokesperson tamar says as the day heats up. >> closing those windows blinds and curtains. >> we'll keep the hot air out of the house. so make sure as so

. >> the funeral procession is on the south side of the park. >> reporter: diana's sudden death justr after their divorce, charles became a single parent. it took years for many in britain to forgive charles for his affair with camilla who became his wife. the public mood eventually softened for charles with moments like this playing weatherman on the bbc. >> the potential for a few flurries over balmoral -- who the hell wrote this script -- as the afternoon goes on. >> reporter: and the queen's jubilee in june, charles winning the crowd over with a deeply personal tribute to his mummy. >> your majesty, mummy. [ cheers ] we think of all you have done to make the commonwealth such an important force for good. you continue to make history. >> reporter: with charles now king, prince william is next in line to the throne. he's expected to become the prince of wales soon. his wife kate is expected to become princess of wales. the title long associated with william's mother diana. we'll have much more coverage ahead including a look back at queen elizabeth's life of service and her role in

in the south, yana national park is home to a variety of mammals, reptiles and birds. on the morning of december, the 26th, 2004 tour guides like through shara paris had no idea of what they were about to witness it though we didn't see as many animals as usual that day didn't normally between 6 am and 7 am. we see a lot of animals ha, but that day there were not many by rely, day was scared of something, but we couldn't figure out the reason for that. the animals were aware of something, no human could sense, but far away. one of the largest earthquakes ever recorded struck off the coast of indonesia and lasted for a full 10 minutes. sure, lanka was far enough from the epicenter that the tremor itself couldn't be felt. but the earthquake triggered a series of tsunamis giant tidal waves along the coast of indonesia, india thailand, and sher lanka killing over 230000 people. fishermen at sea were out of the danger zone, but they too saw changes as him a parlor leon naggie discovered when he returned to his boat in the days following the scene, ami ah, in the model. i do

it's going to go from wellington arch by hyde park corner along the south side of hyde park, one of the many royal parks in this area. and in fact, where we had heard the gunfire over more than a last hour, in fact, ringing out and passed arm buildings, landmarks such as imperial college, the victoria, and albert museum, the natural history museum in south kensington. going further westwards. go through the areas of hammersmith and she's sick on the north side of the river thames. and then deliberately, the hearse will carry on along what are known as a road. so it's not a motorway. visa roads, which have spaces where members of the public will be able to safely view it, sim procession westwards to windsor to the castle. and eventually along what they call the long walk where crowds will be lining the route there. and also able to watch on big screens as well for that sir. commitment that term service in the chapel later on before the private burial ceremony at the end of the day. in fact, people are able not just to, it's a view in person in places like here on the mouth. but sir, ther

closing 44 the moscow international festival was the tape of the decision to leave filmed by south korean director parkwe know as the author of the cult oldboy , the premiere of this psychological detective took place as part of the main show jumping. glass festival, where the film won the prize for best director you are looking at the diary of the forty-fourth moscow international film festival. what other events took place on the closing day, and what do you remember about this review in our next story? in the poklonka cinema, a special screening of the documentary film afghan on the edge of war directed by yegor klimovich was held. 10 years of continuous military operations through the eyes of the family, the commanders of the fortieth army, the production of the film was supported by the foundation named after the hero of russia general of the army viktor petrovich dubynin, the co-author was the daughter of the general, a member of the board of the foundation, lieutenant colonel tatyana dubynina. this is our first attempt to get closer to the topic of the armed conflict of 1979-1989 and to tell in

i am going along the south of hyde park, one of the royal parks and westwards through central london, and on sir, not the motor away, which would be the normal route, but a road to allow the public to actually view via hers. proceeding to windsor castle and saint george's chapel for that service. later on in the day, the gun carriage and the procession. now crossing horse guards parade. it'll be a good 15 minutes, i should imagine before it sir. near to where nadine baba was at buckingham palace . that gun carriage a 123 years old. it actually weighs 2 and a half tons, which is why it needs that $98.00 sailors to pull it. and you will see the assailant behind another 40. they're acting as the brake if they need to stop. gun carriage is, as i say, an antique is actually kept in temperature controlled storage. apparently i'm told they turn the wheels every day, every 7 days, throughout all the period, it's been in storage to prevent them getting a egg shaped, so they still continue to go around. christopher wilson with me still the role biographer, and also leaving horse gods parade. no