hello every decision, of course there are consequences, in this case stephen king's right to leave ourntry turned out to be him by the fact that he simply will not receive a fee from russian readers of the writer's novel. the fairy tale, released last year, is actively replicated on the russian pirate market already at this price, a decent two-odd 1,000 rubles. the trophy book is distributed by the lugansk publishing house with a telling title. formally, it does not exist, it is not registered anywhere. no, no address, no contacts, but in fact it is these noble pirates who give readers what they want to receive, and the former official rights, the owner of romanov king the situation cannot be affected by cooperation, something is terminated. if these works are interesting, and they do not carry any frank anti-russian russophobic narratives. we must print and display without any royalties. eh, those who created them, and pay the money. uh, to those russian companies that will be engaged, and then this money will be returned to our budget, and through taxes paid by these companies. well,

the author of the publication offers to buy a new fantasy novel by stephen king called fairy tale was us in september. and now, judging by the cover, i got to the russian-language printed edition. here, in fact, the nuances begin, since the american the writer categorically refused to work with russia after the start of his own and stated that he did not give the rights to publish his new products on the territory of our country. however, the fact of sale on the face. but if you look under the colorful cover, you can also see the printing house that issued the edition. in this case, the trophy book publishing house is indicated, the place of printing, lugansk, year 22, that is, stephen king , in fact, transferred his royalties in favor of the lugansk people's republic. in this case, stephen king's right to leave our country turned out for him that he simply would not receive royalties from russian readers of the writer's novel. the fairy tale, released last year, is actively replicated on the russian pirate market already at this price, a decent two-odd 1,000 rubles. the trophy book i

in this case, the right of stephen king to leave our country turned out for him that he simply wouldeceive a fee from russian readers of the writer's novel. the fairy tale, released last year, is actively replicated on the russian pirate market already at this price, a decent two-odd thousand rubles is distributed by the publishing house of lugansk with a telling title of trophy books. formally, it does not exist, it is not registered anywhere. no, neither the addresses are not contacts, but in fact it is these noble pirates who give readers what they want to receive, and the former official copyright holder romanov king the cooperation cannot influence the situation, something has been terminated. to see these works is interesting and they do not carry any frank anti-russian russophobic narratives. we must print and display without any royalties. uh, those who created them, and the money to pay. uh, to those russian companies that will deal with this, and then this money will be returned to our budget, and through taxes paid by these companies. here, but nothing will go to the west,

what was it like when you saw stephen king tweeting about your book >> not bad [ light laughter ] i -ou know, as a 12-year-old up until 3:00 a.m. reading "gerald's game," unfortunately i think that informed my personality too much [ light laughter ] but, look, it's -- it's such an honor, and i wrote a letter to him. he tweeted about "ohio." i wrote a letter to him, like sent it to my editor to send to his editor, just basically saying, like, look, dude, you are one of the reasons i wanted to become a writer like whatever you could do, that mesmerized me as a kid >> seth: that's really cool. i wanna, mostly because i feel like this one is going to stay with me, a second tweet about it "more terrifying than 'the stand' because it's real." so that's -- that's really made my bones hurt. [ light laughter ] >> i just -- i just want to -- when i die, i want to be remembered as the guy who freaked out stephen king >> seth: exactly [ laughter and applause yeah, that's a good thing to shoot for. i do want to go back to something he said in the first tweet which is he ended by saying, you know,

stephen king. he was just stephen king. and so he couldn't get the kind of money that he can now. so he's getting a lot more money to seem with them. dean koontz novels. my favorite one, though, is george parliament-funkadelic, clinton's scumbag manager forged his signature on an assignment of his copyrights and then used the money that he got from his stole from george clinton. stolen copyrights to defend himself against george clinton. in court decades, while george clinton, you know, toured as he went great ever older and, more frail, you know, to our great advantage have seen him several times. he still gives a great show, even if he does most of it sitting down. but but you boy that's a terrible deal for him. after decades of fighting this dickhead in court, he's like, you know what? let's say i did sign you those copyrights, 35 years ago. i'm just going to terminate them. george clinton's the single largest terminator music copyrights in america. my my coauthor, rebecca, did the only major or coauthor only major study of how termination works in america. the only empirical s

you will say, well, the rest of the literature then there was nothing to read, especially since stephen kingin was not yet born. i will simply give a list of the best soviet books from the literary newspaper was such knowledge for 1937, which were written in the first 20 years of soviet power. a. or rather, even in the first 17 years, because until 1920 there was a civil war and, in general, there was no time for literature. so quiet don and raised goals on sholokhov 12 chairs and golden calf. fifa petrov's defeat of fadeev serafimovich's iron stream how ostrovsky's steel was tempered a lone sail kataev's road to the ocean leonov peter i alexei nikolayevich tolstoy razin stepan chapygina makarenko's pedagogical poem of envy three fat men olesha zoshchenko's stories by the way, tell the stories of andrey platonov in the story stories of arkady gaidar and much more roman two captains, benjamin, will soon appear. kaverin already wrote his first things. yuri german can we make an equivalent list today as reports for the past 20 years. no, writers and poets cannot attend evenings, then huge halls

this is something from stephen king's organs of a deceased person.ithdraw without his consent, even relatives do not need to ask. but the person who organizes the burial has the right to meat. well, for example, his commander is convenient. this is a zone of limited legality, and on their part, especially there, as i understand it, and the loss is something no one really thinks. here you can really turn around. if there are any possibilities, however, one should not think that the ukrainians themselves came up with it . bloody light, as always, stretches to the west and personalities. all the same. for example, bernard kouchner is a french doctor and former official. he was one of those who created a new ukraine, led the health care reform and must be some kind of coincidence kushner worked in space after the illegal declaration of independence from serbia and with him in the region. the trade in human organs also flourished, they visited and cut out the kidneys, and then kept them alive until someone who wants to buy a second one in the business org

for the ukrainian , stephen king stopped cooperating with our country, and his new novel appeared onf noble pirates provide readers with content? we see with you the first document on the founding of odessa by the beginning of the 20th century, thanks to the generous favors of the russian emperors, odessa turned into one of the most comfortable cities in russia could never exist.

session, you know , on april 29, you know, she reacted differently we say about the reaction of stephen kingonally a well-known writer , for example, on twitter, wrote on april 29 that russia is killing even more ukrainian citizens, including children. for example, the story well, in chomsky, a world-famous left-wing intellectual who was very loved in ukraine wrote about what he would say about the fact that russia fights more humanely than america did on the radio in ukraine and that's just it it's just the case when people don't see what they don't want to see chomsky very often, by the way, they compare him with jean polemsartre, also a very famous intellectual of the 20th century on the left, so they are also related by the way, the starter was even in ukraine, he was in the soviet union during the soviet era and he did not see the famine. he did not see the results of the soviet power and this occupation of russia by the enslaved people . a character who was worth emulating unfortunately, today we see how the war actually separates the wheat from the chaff, relatively speaking, and here

here, which i even know, stephen king likes.e horrors of it, for example, the dark tower hmm work. that is, we have a lot of podcasts, by the way, let them not talk, let them read smartly dmitry bakov leads. suddenly you need an osuga. all of a sudden open the internet. suddenly you wander to the site of the first channel. paws podcast, there are a lot of interesting things. cool smart book is more interesting. yes, we come to your home on the first channel website, when the first channel opens conveniently for you. and now the new song of the pilot group is the most delicious snow in the podcast 20 years later everything will be fine. i found out sometimes there is something to ask, but fortunately or go, everyone is building an earthly paradise around. and i'm talking about the same tar soap, god, we're from the inside, what am i doing here, only the heavens will amuse the winds sing window smoke from cigarettes, and from the leningrad poplars it flies around the neck, that most delicious snow. that delicious snow. the one who

here are some that i even know stephen king likes.not the horrors of it, for example, the dark tower hmm work. that is, a lot that we have a podcast, by the way, let them not speak, let them read smartly. dmitry bug leads. suddenly you need to bend. suddenly you open the internet. suddenly you wander to the site channel one. podcast mode, there are a lot of interesting things. cool smart book is more interesting. yes, we come on the site of the first channel to your home, when it is convenient for you to open the site of the first channel, watch the tackle. and now the new song of the pilot group is the most delicious snow in the podcast 20 years later everything will be fine. i found out sometimes there is something to ask so fortunately or go, everyone is building an earthly paradise around. and i'm talking about the same tar soap , god, we're from the inside, what i'm doing here, only the heavens will amuse the winds. in the crevices of windows smoke from cigarettes, but from leningrad poplars. you know the neck flies, that most de

stephen king i have two chapters that want to dive into the world of erotic fantasies at once.ll, to prolong the pleasure. come on one. cia employee transparent hotel we baraki had an old record. normally caught what with the clearings komolov in a couple of days will give permission? let it break for the sake of it. i'm not in a hurry. i'll do it, i've earned it, like, we would have someone in the office hook it up. in the sense of yes , does it explain the poor there are cops, a passenger ready to sell their homeland? yes, there is, of course, captain kochetkov simply ran around in the market to cover up all sorts of trash. yes, the hands did not reach, and then, firstly, he got married. lucky for the daughter of some prosecutor from the region. first, he received an extraordinary title. and now it seems like his investigative committee is transferring the chip. except for geneva in a torn peignoir tied to a chair it was time. act good thing, wait a minute how do you like it? you know? i wonder let's make good always on top it was, but it's in the sense that he ran to tell dm

stephen king banned the film adaptations of several of his works , not only adaptations to theater settingsin american schools. uh, over the past 10 years, these cases have been repeated, and committing murder with children, he forbade it. he categorically did not give anyone permission. and you have such, perhaps not. i know what it's about. uh, king has several stories about teenagers who did school shootings there and, frankly, i didn’t write such things, yes, and in general these books. i think king's is not the best, but let 's get back to the industry, after all, yes, uh, indeed, the western industry captured our market for a while. well, it's quite obvious. now it has partly receded, but it subsided along with the interest of our citizens too. that is, they continue to look for western western, western tv series, films and so on. do we need to make any extra efforts to ensure that this attention bring back inland to our work soil to our fiction to our series our movies and so on. it seems to me that any such film production is the production of games the production of quality music.

i'm a big stephen king fan. as my wife will attest, i do have a dark side, i'm fascinated by the darkness of life and one of my books, in the heart of the sea, that lighthearted tale of survival cannibalism. i love this stuff. the story is i did not want to make this an inspiring story the climaxes with the first thanksgiving. it seemed to me other things as well. one of the convictions in writing history is there's this tendency to look at the past as a simpler time. people knew what they were about and seemed fated to make the journey in life that led to where we are today and that is hogwash. the past was just as conflicted and terrifying if the present is not more so. we learn more who we are as human beings when we look at the dark side and there is light there and travels -- "travels with george: in search of washington and his legacy" is one of the few books where i wanted to purposely go out there and not focus on the division. we all know what is going on with the division. i to to know what is still ho

here who even wrote to me, you know, stephen king likes it. only not here, not his horrors.lot of podcasts, by the way, let them not talk, let them read smartly dmitry bakov leads. suddenly you need to cool off. suddenly you open the internet. suddenly you wander to the site of the first channel. paws podcast, there are a lot of interesting things. cool smart book is more interesting. yes, we come on the site of the first channel to your home, when it is convenient for you to open the site of the first channel, watch the tackle, and now the new songs of the pilot group the most delicious snow in the podcast 20 years later everything will be fine. i found out sometimes there is something to ask so fortunately or go, everyone is building an earthly paradise around. and i'm talking about the same tar soap , my god, you are mine from the inside, what am i doing here, only the heavens will amuse the winds singing. smoke from cigarettes in the window slits, and from the leningrad poplars it flies around the neck, the most delicious snow, who is the most delicious snow, the most de

the testing for the rest for >> new at the movies this weekend is the latest adaptation of the stephen king novel firestarter previously made into a movie back in 1984. once again, it's the story of a little girl who inherits her father, psychic abilities with the power to start fires growing up, she had to learn how to control her temper and emotions to avoid setting the world ablaze. a secret government organization finds out about her, they set out to kidnapper in harness and control her powers average is about the best word i could use to describe firestarter average story. average performances, average engagement with the audience. zac efron, sydney, lemmon and ryan kiera. armstrong start in the story that plays out more like a sci-fi movie. then a horror offering. it's a pretty straight away adaptation of the book and a pretty straightforward movie treatment. no new ground is broken here. but the storytelling was effective and it was clear. i give it a dean's list. c class. it's both in theaters and also on the peacock streaming service where you can always get my movie reviews and ho

you didn't even have to speak the language,e, but, like, "i did read the book, i have not met stephen kinghter ] but i don't know, yeah, i wish i could make something up, yeah. just be like, "and then, you know, there was that fire. [ laughter ] "and, well, we all know about the fifire." [ lalaughter ] >> seth: one of the things about "barry" that i have been talking to you about -- i've seen a few more episodes, i think, than have aired at this point there's some incredible action sequences there's some incredibly tense, dramatic scenes. as a director, have you been lucky enough to talk to other directors over the years because it does feel like -- i mean, i know you'd be somebody who loves movies, and it does seem like you borrow from all your favorites stylistically >> yeah. yeah, i mean, you know, i mean, a lot of credit to carl herse and the dp on some of those episodes, you know, we really y work close together, and - but, yeah, you know, it is neat to get texts or e-mails from people you really admire but my problem, and i don't know if you relate to this, when we were at "snl," is,

previous winners of this include toni morrison, stephen king and hong kingston. this honor is given to a writer who has over the course of their career grade, enriched our literary heritage through their body of work. tonight's honoree and his work has proven again and again the power of comics and graphic novels. here to present the is neil gaiman. neil gaiman. neil is the author of numerous new york times bestsellers, including sandman series of graphic novels neverwhere, american gods and the ocean. at the end the lane. his fiction has received a newbery medal, carnegie medal and hugo nebula fantasy and will eisner awards. he is a creator of works of prose poetry, film, journalism, comics, song lyrics and drama. originally from england, he now divides his time between scotland where good omens and anansi boys are filmed in. the united states, where he is a professor in the arts at college. he is a fellow of the royal society of literature. it gives me great pleasure to welcome neil gaiman gaiman. thank you. i'm not here as arts colleague today. i'm here as art

from the two-part blockbuster stephen king series "it." gripped the country in 2016 when creepy clown sightings were popping up all over the country. >> this clown was caught on video along a dirt road in ocala. >> the other thing that makes people uneasy around clowns is in a split second, they could wipe off that paint of a smile and be killers. >> deborah: by most accounts, this probably would have been yet another tragic shooting, but then you add this costume, this clown costume to it, and it just sort of, created a whole bizarreness around it. >> that's what really put it over the top. >> the only evidence that they had at the crime scene were the balloons and the flowers that were left behind. >> police start canvasing the whole area for any places that sell these foil balloons, these baskets of carnations trying to figure out who possibly did this. >> let's find out where this flower arrangement could have been purchased, where these balloons could have been purchased. >> there were two balloons. one of them was an unusual balloon,

that's who you're going to be up against if you push this stuff this isn't jonathan kantor saying stephen king publishers. this is something about every mother in this country with a kid that has lupus saying, is this really the way we're going, not having a great company get together with a small company to try to cure what my son or daughter has i think this is outrageous this is the overreach that i hope somebody like amgen takes them to court and says this has to end this is a tyranny of price versus hope. people who have lupus should be up in arms about this. >> meantime, jim, we mentioned some of the upgrades in travel doing pretty well today. expedia up by gordon haskett artemis takes royal caribbean to buy at 88. these consumption numbers goldman says are even better, and retail sales -- >> caribbean is a great bargain. we have this thing -- this wave season everyone had a great wave season royal caribbean did a giant equity offering, still a little bit higher they preserve themselves unfortunately frank del rio is retiring at norwegian. the only ones i'm hoping for, where is the disne

there stephen king stands writer there , please, our russians no one at all, well , just no one in the it there. and what does he say? he says there shouldn't be russians at all , there shouldn't be russian culture, and there shouldn't even be close to wipe it off the face of the earth. wow. so we don't follow this policy at all. we need commissars there , we need commissars, you understand, to whom i come here and explain to a soldier what is needed on the front line, why are we here with you? why are we with you here? i am here with you together and then they begin to understand, and when he sits there , i have a question. yes, and what are we, carrying a change of our oligarchs there, you see or what? we set very abstract goals for ourselves. and we should set simple goals and give a damn about all the opinions. i already talked about it, we need it. a week of nosification of demilitarization, because now there is a complete nationalist ideology there, complete militarization, and we need to liberate those people who want to be liberated. and the second thing you need to move this z

[mÚsica] jessica: pelÍcula basada en uno de los tantos libros del gran stephen king.a artificial es una amenaza de extinciÓn al humanidad lo dice por las exageradas inversiones que exigen que allÁ regulaciones ante de una desgracia y quiÉnes lo dice? decenas de lÍderes y de empresas como google y oso y acadÉmicos que encienden las alarmas sobre esta tecnologÍa. hablamos del consejero delegado de open ia y el considerado el padrino del inteligencia artificial. lo que les preocupa es el desarrollo y uso descontrolado de esta tecnologÍa la cantidad de datos falsos que abundan por todas partes sin que la gente pueda notarlo. esto nos dice un experto. >> hoy estamos viviendo momentos similares con la llegada del inteligencia artificial pero con todo potenciado. pueden crear completamente otra realidad. elyangÉlica: necesito que tomen nota de esto que va a pasar a continuaciÓn. ellos estÁn diciendo que la humanidad va a lejos de parecerse en la pelÍcula de ciencia de ficciÓn donde las mÁquinas superan al hombre, pero aseguran que hay ejemplos patentes en la amenaza del inte

vamos como la nba, golden state pasa la siguiente ronda al vencer a lo kings en el partido siete, stephenan diego los dos partidos a cero. sergio pÉrez continuaciÓn en un arranque de temporada de ensueÑo y ayer conquistÓ el sprint y hoy conquistÓ el gran premio de azerbaiyÁn y con esto aamen a max verstappen en cancelado de pilotos, el mexicano hizo

first, following the recent death ofjerry springer, another chance to see stephen sackur�*s hardtalk interview of 2014 with the kingt to watch on tv? of course, i'd like to believe it's the serious, challenging interviews you get here on hardtalk, but my guest today maybe has a different take.

first, following the recent death ofjerry springer, another chance to see stephen sackur�*s hardtalk interview of 2014 with the kingf us tabloid tv. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. what do you really want to watch on tv? of course, i'd like to believe it's the serious, challenging interviews you get here on hardtalk, but my guest today maybe has a different take. jerry springer is the king of tabloid trash—talking television in the united states. his show specialises in dysfunctional relationships and sex. his guests curse. they throw chairs. sometimes they fight. critics call it cynical and manipulative tv, but it's made him famous and rich. so, does he care? jerry springer, welcome to hardtalk. it's nice to be here. thanks for having me. it is pretty incredible. your show, from small beginnings in cincinnati more than 20 years ago, has made you famous around the world, and it is still going across america and internationally. how come? probably because it has a niche. when it first came on, we had never, at least in the states, i can only speak about what goes on in the states, we had never seen people t

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king in tears because he was so moving and such an orator. >> stephen: you are a friend of dr. be on him. if you're looking for something to pin on him, something negative. i think that's why he couldn't do it publicly, but privately he was really very funn and one time i wasky eugh to go pick up dr. king at the airport with jesse jackson and andy young. and i was thinking i'm going to hear how they plan a march, and they told jokes in the airport to his favorite little restaurant, and he had fried chicken and okra. the waitress said dr. king, would you like a little bit of apple pie? he said no, i don't think so. are you sure you wouldn't like a little bit of the apple pie? yes, i believe i will. [laughter] >> stephen: well, are you surprised -- how does it feel to be singing "we shall overcome" in an airport 60 years later and it's still a fitting song to be singing with justin jones? what's your emotional reaction to having been there and now 60 years later to be singing that in an airport in newark? >> joan: with somebody really, really young. you know, interested in nonvio

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you know stephen king's character carrie?e back there is the mess. sometimes there is more thaniust_ the mess. sometimes there is more thaniust a _ the mess. sometimes there is more thanjust a mess. bernie can go in there _ thanjust a mess. bernie can go in there she — thanjust a mess. bernie can go in there. she sees things in certain people — there. she sees things in certain people i'm _ there. she sees things in certain people. i'm not going to give the game _ people. i'm not going to give the game away too much. but some of these _ game away too much. but some of these people are men who are not the nicest _ these people are men who are not the nicest of— these people are men who are not the nicest of guys. and so her anger, which _ nicest of guys. and so her anger, which is — nicest of guys. and so her anger, which is a — nicest of guys. and so her anger, which is a metaphor in a way, her superpower— which is a metaphor in a way, her superpower is a metaphor for rage, comes— superpower is a metaphor for rage, comes out

stephen fry and miranda richardson. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king.vy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter— the heavy showers and thunderstorms. a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high _ a bit quieter today. we have a ridge of high pressure coming from the south—west. we of high pressure coming from the south-west— south-west. we still have this movinu south-west. we still have this moving across _ south-west. we still have this moving across eastern - south-west. we still have this moving across eastern and - south-west. we still have this - moving across eastern and southern areas of england, which will bring some heavy rain. done in the south—east of england as well. it'll stay quite cloudy around these eastern areas, but further west, plenty of dry sunny weather. that is where we will see the highest temperatures today. 18 to 20, perhaps 21 degrees in northern ireland. meanwhile, on the east coast of uk, 13 or 1a celsius. through this night, we have that north—easterly winds bring in the cloud across most of england. so, as we start off o

king and queen. a vast array of them are presenting theater and all branches of culture. there is stephenod friends of prince charles as he was, and now the king. they share a love of literature and a drive to improve literacy and stephen fry just one of those people represented that those the king and queen are giving their strong support to. just coming in is the paralympian who was of course one of the very prominent campaigners for equality in sport. kelly jones just coming in ahead of him, the stereophonics singer who benefited from the prince's trust. there are lots of people here from the princes trust set up back in 1976 by the prince of wales as he been was and has been defected millions of people in everything that it has tried to do in terms of support. if we look beyond the organ screen and now here we are in the glorious theater of the coronation, let's just explain a little because in the opening minutes of the service at 11:00, the king will be there on the left-hand side of the screen, the queen on his left and he will be taking an oath that will be a senior member of the

stephen, thank you very much indeed. _ here in the uk — king charles will today attend the annual chelseaower show — and the bbc�*s charlotte gallagher. charlotte, lucky you and what a lovely day to be out there. i really do have the _ lovely day to be out there. i really do have the best _ lovely day to be out there. i really do have the best job _ lovely day to be out there. i really do have the best job today - lovely day to be out there. i really do have the best job today here i lovely day to be out there. i reallyj do have the best job today here at do have the bestjob today here at the chelsea flower show. there are so many gorgeous gardens and plants and i am two at one of the show gardens is for the centre of mental health and if you look behind me there is a mushroom then, that little box with the steam coming out, they are growing mushrooms, there is a water feature and it is so crazy in it feels wild. i'm joined by two of the designers, steve and john and andy. what was your inspiration for this because of so much going on?— your inspiration for this because of so much going o

golden state warriors won 121 blocks against the sacramento kings in their seventh game and went to the next round in in this meeting, stephen curry, the famous guard, scorer of 150 points and 86 points, is the star player of karim and leva, and he spares no effort to win the title of pichi in the spanish leagues. competition for iran's mr. goal in the game with al-ryan pirouzi 14 real madrid has scored 17 goals this season instead of the french , scoring 6:17 from the penalty spot, but just as barça is higher than real in the standings, robert lewandowski also scored a goal against real betis, which resulted in a victory . 4-0 barcelona with the first statistics of branch 19 golson until the tenor of the election is still trapped, the polish scoring machine scored all the goals during the game and not the goal from the penalty spot , now both of them have 6 games to win the pi chi award. which has been given to great players in the history and on behalf of the brand magazine shah mohammad majid , iran's national volleyball team has camped in tehran to participate in the world universiade . they are sent to the competitions

watch the coronation of king charles with an air on dw full lines coverage from westminster abbey tomorrow morning. from in a little while there's at the top of the hour. stephen paisley has your business updates in just a moment. i'll be back at the top here by the .

kings couldn't catch up the dubs when it won 20 to 100 and stephen at 50, he becomes the first playerba history to score 50 points game 7 warriors have their eyes now on the lakers. and here's what klay thompson has to say >> a special me and complain play lebron in the finals 4 times a. obviously one of the greatest to ever play in anthony davis is. you know, right there as well played in the playoffs to and they have. watching that last series against memphis. looks like the jailing and guys know their the other guys besides those 2 and it could be huge challenge for us. but warriors lakers, i don't, but it's been a long time since they've seen each other in the playoffs. i know i'm personally excited to play for my father. my mother, my. some of best friends and go down the soc.l after our home stand in. it's just a dream come but waited for this for 12 years. >> tickets go on sale to the general public today. at 4, we're showing you the schedule so you can plan out which games or if any games you want to go to personally. as you can see here, we've got the first 2 at home. so that

king. pedialyte. 3x the electrolytes. subway's still upping their game. show us how stephen.the boss. it's hard being that cheesy. but you make it look easy though. try the subway series menu. their tastiest refresh yet. >>> you are looking at a live picture of the house floor. they are voting right now. they're not voting on the debt deal. they're voting on the rule for the debt deal to allow it to go to the floor. this takes the entire house. it's what they call a key procedural vote down there. it's a key procedural hurdle that they have to get over in order to move this legislation. it is expected to pass but there could be some drama, and how long democrats wait for republicans to vote first. so we're watching that. remember, the full vote on the house floor is at 8:30 tonight. as long as it passes this, which we expect it will. in the meantime, russia's wagner group has taken control of parts of the c.a.r., nbc foreign correspondent richard engel has exclusive reporting on how the mercenary group is using the central african republic to help fund its war effort in ukrai

stephen. yeah, they're back at it tonight. and are they ever call for sports? director jason dumas said joins us live with more. the anticipation jason. >> yeah, guys, no disrespect to the sacramento kingspush the warriors to brink of elimination. those fans. they sold out that golden one center. they came out loud and route, but it's time to make a big dogs plate. this is the matchup that everyone had been waiting for. the warriors lakers step curry, lebron james. it doesn't get any better that. this is truly a heavyweight fight. and what makes it even better. these 2 teams are so evenly matched. both teams have played their best basketball post all-star break. the lakers. >> and the second best record in the nba post all-star break. meanwhile, the warriors, they're 15 9. they started getting healthy. they started playing better. now, obviously this is a team game. it's going to come down to the world players and one through 12. everyone's going to have to play their role. but at the end of the day, all eyes are going to be on steph curry and lebron james. steve kerr compared that rivalry. the bird and magic. we're witnessing history and he went into that a little bit about 20 minutes

fry, who is a good friend of prince charles as he was, now the king, they share a love of literature and drive to improve literacy. and stephenince of wales as he then was, and has benefited millions of people in everything that it has tried to do in terms of support. if we look beyond the organ screen, and now here we are in the glorious theatre of the coronation, let's just explain a little, because in the opening minutes of the service at 11 o'clock, the king will be at the chairs of estate there on the left—hand side of the screen, with the queen on his left, and he will be taking the oath. a senior member of the chapel royal choir, i say a senior member, he isjust14, and he will come along representing the youth of today and the adults of tomorrow, and the king will pledge himself to the youth of today, to serve the people. he is not here to be served, he will say, he has come here to serve. charles will be the 40th reigning monarch to be anointed and crowned here. and just a quick word about the remarkable treasures on display, some of them not here yet because they will be carried in procession. the abbey plate, as it

the kings had the home court advantage, but boy warriors fans made sure stephen curry klay thompson andthe rest of the team knew they weren't alone on the road. play championship basketball. that's what we provide. took us against seven, but no cigar. it's all about the warriors experience. great exciting, you know, great stadium. everything but you know, i came in on and get the win today. warriors defied the odds yesterday in sacramento with a victory there now one and nine all time in the best of seven series when they lost the first two games. time is now 709 . a manhunt continues in texas who shot and killed five people, including a nine year old boy after the little boy's father asked his neighbor not to shoot his guns near their home. gentleman stepped out of his house said, hey, we're trying to keep a an infant. to bed and uh , he says it's his property. he'll do whatever he pleases on his property. the man went back in the house. next thing they know he's walking up the driveway with the rifle in hand rewards up to $80,000 are being offered for information leading to the arrest

king's troops commanded by major fran site. and the band regimen leaves -- leads british overseas territories and we have a commanded by group captain stephenarrison and the army corps which includes all of this. interestingly they were all marched off at the same time and they are waiting for a command from sergeant major andrew stokes, we have mentioned before he is one of the leading architects of this procession and indeed both processions. he will give a command and that will be passed down to every single person and they will move up at the same time and they will march to the same beat in the same tune, that is the first time that has been attempted and they have been rehearsing for six weeks. so that all of the bands are synchronized towards the back of the succession, you may think this is the kind of thing you would find in fairytales and in fact i would suspect fairytales were inspired by this. first seen in public in 1762 when george the third, it is not 260 years later. and alongside me waiting for the carriage, i know you are anticipating this hugely. it is really exciting. quite an impressive sight. >> it is i was just thinki