and the great stephen king here talking about his new book.es. everyone starts clapping because everyone is happy. and that's why they all start dancing. woo ha ha. >> call one 800. got junk. typekit going. >> i'm a top notch dresser. one, two, step. >> still got the belt. don't buckle under pressure. keep your building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. >> this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone. i'm kumasi aaron from abc seven mornings. we're going to check in now with jobina fortson for a look at our traffic jobina. >> hey, kumasi, thank you. good morning everybody. we are going back to the santa cruz mountains because we are still following this major crash on northbound 17 at the cat statues off ramp. your speeds are still down to seven miles per hour. it's involving an overturned vehicle and it has been upgraded to a sigalert. we will end here with a live look at the san mateo bridge from the toll plaza to foster city. 21 minutes. hey, drew. hey >> all right. everybody's back to work in school. we're finding temperat

how did stephen king help a resident of uzbekistan win a film festival award and why does friendshipl exist? this year, it is planned to introduce 15 engineering classes in minsk schools, as reported by the department, the experience of such career guidance classes already exists capital schoolchildren were happy to accept the idea of ​​conducting pedagogical classes, the number of people wishing to enroll in them is growing every year, due to the success of the pilot project, it was accepted decision, and its extension is also considering the possibility of opening classes in other professional areas, for example, medical wow stephen king sold the rights to his story to a student from uzbekistan gulnara ivanova and she made a film based on it the happy owner of the work of a famous writer told reporters that she participated in a special online program under which she submitted an application briefly, describing her vision of the future film , further the organizers by the method from about all proposals from young directors from all over the world considered gulnara's idea the most

i i think that bandera is a great man, just recently the american king of horror , stephen king, became a new victim of their political prank, he is trying to pretend that he did not understand. eh, who are we talking about and they simply played him like that. i think he knew, because we described to him what bandera did and how he treated the jews and the poles. well, yes, you can always find something in to denigrate them, washington and jefferson were slave owners. this does not mean that they did not do a lot of good for the united states; the cult of bandera existed at all in throughout the world of ukraine in the post-war period , the west gradually established itself and supported this, because this is what the west looks like. ukrainian fascist recruited german agent stepan bandera became famous in the forties for his nationalist views and brutal reprisals against civilians. the holocaust in lviv was organized by ukrainians. you need to know that 6,000 people were killed. everyone was dragged out and hanged on the balconies. this is considered one of the most cruel. uh, scenes

the american king of horror, stephen king, has recently passed away as a new victim of their politicalrank. he tries to pretend that he didn't understand. eh, who are we talking about and they simply played him like that. i think he knew, because we described to him what bandera did and how he treated the jews and the poles. well, yes, you can always find something in people to denigrate them, but washington jefferson were slave owners. but this does not mean that they did not do a lot of good for the united states and that ukraine existed throughout the world. and after the war it gradually established itself. the west supported this because it is beneficial to the west. ukrainian fascist recruited german agent stepan bandera became famous in the forties for his nationalist views and brutal reprisals against civilians. the holocaust in lviv was organized by ukrainians. you need to know that 6,000 people were killed. everyone was dragged out and hanged on the balconies. this is considered one of the most cruel, and the sen extermination of jews during the great patriotic war, already o

effective ways to raise funds is charity auctions, your old comics , vinyl records or a book with stephen king's not only please the new owners, but also help zsu ukrainian director nariman aliyev in the summer of the 22nd year, he sold the script of his debut full-length film home for uah 90,000 at an auction, and at the next auction of antonio lukich's film script my quiet thoughts for uah 150,000, in order to make a normal auction, you need to make a certain unique value and which either never existed or in one copy and which has, well, in fact, sold 60 pages of a4 on which something is printed yes, but since in this form there is nowhere in this scenario where there are certain materials that were not there in the film, again, if the person who watched the film understood the essence of this story and reflected on it, she is ready to receive such an artifact because for her it has more value than these 60 pages, which in fact they are, the auction has to be arranged as simply as possible, the first step is to name what want to sell and clearly describe the value of this thing step two be sur

have forgotten about modern african culture and the whole country is crying that we don’t sell stephen kinginema. we don't know african painting. we don't know african artists. we do not know african literature. we still live in a western-oriented and backward-oriented world. in our russian media there is more news about poland than about 55 african countries. the share of news about africa, if you don’t talk about it yourself, in the russian media fluctuates around 0.1 0. we simply turned off five tenths of percent of the total amount of information yourself from the entire continent. at the same time, we are confident that we live in the information age. no, we don’t live if we want survive and become one of the world leaders. but we want to, otherwise we will be crushed and we will have to change.

, it’s a pleasure, comrade, to listen to you, thank you, and you know, there’s another writer, stephen kingy thomas once made me happy, this is my son, he made me happy, he said, i want to be a saxophonist, needless to say, the next day he had the most expensive saxophone that i could find, and the next day he had the most brilliant teacher by recommendation, and after 3 months i said, you know what, give me your saxophone, we ’ll take it to a second-hand shop. because if you were a saxophonist, son, i told him, you would sleep with your saxophone, that's how i wanted to be a writer, that's how i wrote on scraps, programs, bus tickets, i i wrote all the time, well, now i’m a writer, sleeps with a guitar, your son, probably sleeps, doesn’t sleep, of course, after all, but the fact is that at every opportunity, he takes it and plays it, and there’s his... whether it was a repertoire or heard a song, he liked it, he can learn it in literally a couple of minutes and he’s already playing , that is, it’s very cool, but he does it, i’m envious of it, very, very quickly, and that’s why i think that

imagination into the budget of the film,” he said after watching the film children of the corn, although stephen kingte the script from the script . in my time. for temporary structures, to be dismantled for formwork scaffolding , and so on, it is impossible to drive such a nail to the end. but it is easy to pull back the film adaptation for 200, please. sergei gerasimov first showed mikhail sholokhov the finished script for this film . railroads 800 moscow the ryazan railway was once designed by english engineers, because the moscow-ryazan section still has this feature, one of the few in the country. left hand traffic the movement of trains is true to the railway of thousands. the volga rakada, built during the war , ensured the transfer of troops and ammunition to stalingrad, part of the bam was dismantled for construction, and in saratov even this was dismantled and also put into action, tram tracks. quite right. they began to build pockets for 800 back in 1930. you have 1900 alexei 600 yuri has your rate 1900 made of colored paper cutouts to fit the size of the breast pocket of her husband's uni

hollywood horror in the horror film sleepwalkers, based on the script by stephen king, the writer himself watchman. perhaps cemetery you are right. please, a question from the presidential library for 400 the author of the savior on spilled blood project, alfred alexandrovich , did exactly this in 1916 and took the name. atik in honor of the holy martyr of the wild sebastian monastic tonsure no. and he accepted orthodoxy correctly. question from the presidential library for 200 the temple is called in everyday life the savior on spilled blood and what is its official name the temple of the resurrection of christ please, captain captain for 600 1775 sir, nathaniel dance hallon painted a portrait of this captain explorer and the travel portrait is in the collection of the national maritime museum in greenwich county. captain edward smith set off on his last voyage on this liner. titanic it’s absolutely true that his body was never found , please, the picture is for 600. since 1867, he created a symphonic picture of the night on bald mountain, the general nature of the thing is hot, he wrote

. >>> so horror writer stephen king invented some of the most terrifying characters in american literaturee murderous clown pennywise in "it." jack torrance in "the shining" and christine, the homicidal plymouth to name a few. now the author is revealing his soundtrack of choice while writing, remember, dark and twisted novels. ♪ ♪ a little bit of erica by my side ♪ ♪ a little bit of rita is all i need ♪ >> you have got to be kidding me. apparently it's lou vega's mambo number 5, a hit from 1999. stephen kingells "rolling one," quote, my wife threatened to divorce me. i played that a lot. i had the dance mi i loved those extended play , and i played both sides of it. oh, my gh. and one of them was just totally instrumental, and i played tha thing until my wife just said, "one more time, and i'm going to expletive leave you." shocking apparently but true. i leave you with that. thanks for joining us. i'm paula newton. kim brunhuber picks up our coverage after a quick breakak. feeling g sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign you'u're not getting enough daily fiber. metamucil capsules can

have forgotten about modern african culture and the whole country is crying that we do not sell stephen king on the site at the same time. we don't know african cinema. we don't know african painting. we don't know african artists. we do not know african literature we still live in a western-oriented and only western-oriented world. in our russian media there is more news about poland than about 55 african countries; the share of news about africa, if you don’t even mention it in russian media, fluctuates around 0.1 0.05% from the total amount of information. we simply disconnected ourselves from an entire continent. at the same time , we are confident that we live in the information age. no, we don’t live. if we want to survive and become one of the world leaders. but we want to, otherwise we will be crushed and we will have to change. we will all have to change. hello, this is a housing issue, i'm victoria panina. today we're remodeling a room for two sisters, girls whose personalities are very different from each other, just like their pets. one is a cat, the other is a dog. the issue of

doesn't go anywhere spends all his time moping around his palm beach hotel like a ghost from a stephen kingre the ghost's too lazy to scare anyone. "here's donald, and also boo boo as they say. boo. did i scare you? did you hear me? did you hear me lumbering down the hallway with loose change jangling in the pockets of my giant coat you're not scared at all well, that's too bad because my head is stuck in this door so if you wouldn't mind, could you butter up my neck so i can slip out and be on my way? also, redrum we love redrum, don't we, folks? people say it's murder backwards. i don't see it." [ laughter ] the gop performance was so bad that even donald trump, a man who craves the spotlight more than he craves food and water, or i guess food and diet coke, has essentially been forced into isolation as "the washington post" reported since announcing his 2024 presidential bid three weeks ago at mar-a-lago, donald trump has barely left his except to play golf at his course across lake worth lagoon. and you know what? fine he's a 76-year-old former business idiot from queens that's what he

a you know, there’s another writer like stephen king. so he says, my thomas was once happy.sive saxophone i could find. and a day later there was the most ingenious teacher in the field. and three months later. i understand everything, we’ll take it to the commission, because if you were a sexophonist, he said to his sons, you would sleep with your sex. so i wrote the bus ticket program on scraps of paper while i was writing it. now i'm writing guitar lists, that is son. he's probably sleeping, not sleeping, of course, after all. but what about the fact that whenever possible he takes it and plays it. ahh. there, from the outside repertoire, or heard a song. he liked her. he can teach her. in just a couple of minutes, he’s already playing. that is, yes, he does it very, very quickly to my envy. and this, therefore , i think that this is exactly his and let him do what he loves, but in mathematics he gets a c. yes, exactly. and not only in mathematics, comrades, before the last meeting. we have to ask the odintsov members to come up here. here's your mother, who's the author

>> when i was morgan's age, i was reading stephen king novels. scary and dark story. so i just thought it was normal. >> reporter: as this is playing out, this whole legal process, they're holding a competency hearing for morgan geyser. and during that hearing, it's suddenly revealed that she's been diagnosed with early onset schizophrenia. >> i'm not a doctor, but all the doctors agreed that schizophrenia in a 12-year-old is extremely uncommon. it develops later in life. >> reporter: were you surprised? >> no. i wasn't surprised simply because there is a family history of schizophrenia. >> reporter: her father? >> yes, her father has schizophrenia. >> hbo came out with a documentary called "beware the slender man," where morgan's father talked about his own schizophrenia. >> like you -- you can like see it and like you know it's not real, but it totally doesn't matter because you're still terrified of it. like i know there's like -- i know the devil's not in the back seat, but the devil is in the back seat. you know? >> morgan's behavior was dir

. >> i got the stephen king book, which is better. "holly." >> ron baron on "squawk" with what's become sort of a familiar conversation, but repeats today. he believes the company will be four to five times bigger in the next seven years. probably not just on autos. >> no. clearly, it would involve more than that. there's elon talking to sundar, perhaps? and jensen. >> how's that, david? what are they saying? oh, jensen. oh, bad blood there? or peace? >> what are they talking about, jim? >> being rich? no. >> no. >> they don't talk about that. they're humble. well, i don't know. jensen's humble. >> yeah. humble? >> not the word for musk, no. >> well, just in general. hopefully they will be talking about the threats of a.i. i mean, maybe they'll have an actual fruitful discussion with government officials about it, and really -- and help educate, because they certainly need to be educated, our members of congress, about what these threats are, how they see them and how they can best mitigate them. >> i try to get them to talk about profitabilit

. >> stephen: rattlesnakes, that sort of thing? >> mrs. obama: like, a king cobra, kind of... it wasn't, couldn't have been a cobra. >> stephen: say cobra! >> mrs. obama: it was supposed to be a poisonous snake, and the secret service saw it ahead. so they stopped me, and -- >> stephen: they wrestled it. >> mrs. obama: they said, "ma'am, you've got to stay here." oh, we were on a hike and a rattler came out and went across the road. yes. >> stephen: wow. and they arrested it. >> mrs. obama: that's right. >> stephen: apples or oranges? >> mrs. obama: mmmmm! >> stephen: i told you they're tough. >> mrs. obama: oranges. refreshing! >> stephen: what? they are refreshing. great source of fiber. >> mrs. obama: citrus. >> stephen: have you ever asked someone for their autograph? >> mrs. obama: oh! i am not an autograph person. so, i'm sure i have, but... >> stephen: sports figure, anything like that? >> mrs. obama: no. i mean, i don't -- yeah. i generally think that getting somebody's signature is kind of like -- what do you do with that? >> stephen: i know. >> mrs.

host: last call, stephen from brooklyn, good morning you are on with neil king.lo, how are you? host: go ahead. caller: i find this fascinating. i hitchhiked the course of united states three times from the east coast to the west coast, i did it three times. the very last time i did it, i had three dollars in my pocket. that was it. i had to get from san francisco to new york. i got picked up by two girls who were going to connecticut. we had the time of our lives. when they dropped me off in manhattan, they gave me five dollars. so you know i have seen and done it. it is a fascinating journey. it is a fascinating journey. there is nothing like it. so when i hear mr. king talking about walking, i am thinking, well, you know maybe i was cheating a little bit because i had my thumb in the air, but it was the early 70's. it was a different time. then when -- adolph the third it up a hitchhiker and was murdered by the hitchhiker everything changed. all the laws in all the 50 states changed. i am not sure if it is still legal or not, but you're supposed to be on the o

this isn't your typical contract in theaters, on digital and on demand is king of killers with frank grillo and stephen dorff about a former hitman on a mysterious mission to eliminate the world's greatest assassin. it's the best day ever and still playing the box office success stories of barbie and oppenheimer superhero tale blue beetle and the based on a true story sports drama gran turismo. all i ever wanted to do is be a racer. i'm doing it in hollywood . ashley dvorkin, fox news. okay, so admittedly, we haven't seen barbie or oppenheimer, so maybe i can do both of those this weekend. but mostly i would go because of all the popcorn. yeah, that's the way we did it. we did a double feature and it was a super long day, but i loved it and i thought both movies were great. i love movie theater popcorn. i would just go get the popcorn and just leave. don't see a movie. just buy the popcorn. right. all right. well, last fall, a slew of ticketmaster complaints surrounding taylor swift's eras tour prompted thousands to demand ticket selling policy reforms. despite those slow moving changes, the senate app

national rail says all lines between london king's cross and stephen at stevenage in hertfordshire areoodings also incidents. floodings also affected rail lines in burnham in buckinghamshire and between swansea and llandrindod in wales. heavy and thundery showers are expected to ease today. showers are expected to ease today . this is gb news across today. this is gb news across the uk on tv in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news now it's back over to andrew and . bev >> bonjour. yeah . because 10:07, >> bonjour. yeah. because 10:07, the king is about to speak. >> we've got all european this morning. i'm going to make a bit of political history, a royal history. >> cameron walker is with us. is with the king in paris. cameron. he's going to make a bit of history. tell us why and also how good is his french? because we some of speech will we know some of the speech will be we've heard his we be in french. we've heard his we heard his late mother speak in french it's his french quite often. it's his french quite often. it's his french four hours, f

stephen k benjamin. >> i'm going to be brief because i want to hear from reverend sharpton and the kings.y privilege to be here on behalf of the president of the u.s. and vice president. when americans came to this very place to demand our nation live up to the promise of justice and equality for all people, the moment change the trajectory of our country. we have never walked away from that found in promise. it continues to the work of you. every day people who do extraordinary things and we thank you for your continued leadership. the work continues. president biden and vice president harris work everyday to bring us closer to equal opportunity for all americans. the president signed two executive orders for just across the entire federal government and another exhibit of -- executive order to expand access to the right to vote. last month, president decided a monument to honor the life of emmett till. this designation reflects the commitment to protect places that tell a more complete of our nation's history and will fight any effort to try to rewrite it. they're not just talking, they

king or george wallace? do you want to be on the side of john lewis or bull conner? do you want to be on the side of abraham lincoln or jefferson davis? >> stephen: "harry potter or voldemort? luke skywalker or darth vader? ted lasso or the vague concept of a lack of team unity rooted in a humanistic idea that nobody's outright bad, they're just wrestling with their own demons? believe! who's that blonde tall lady? tall drink of water." that speech ruffled the feathers of republicans in congress, especially florida senator and 5th grader explaining to the other kids why he would be an asset to the dodgeball team, marco rubio. in the senate yesterday, rubio criticized biden's speech and attempted to zing the libs. >> yesterday we were treated to the president telling us that election laws that are being passed by various states across the country over the last year are basically the same, the equivalent, of the segregation that existed in the 1950s and '60s and before. now, look, if your daily routine is to wake up in the morning and turn on msnbc as you ride your peloton, and then you go on twitter as you're drinking your caramel macchiato, and

stephen: did you meet in class. >> samuel: well, the first time i saw her was actually, i was on a plane going to memphis to march with the garbage workers the day after martin luther kingll cosby rented to take these students to march with the garbage workers, so i saw her on the plane and was like, wow, who's that? and then i didn't see her again for about six months or so after we locked the trustees in a building, on campus. and she was in there too. we took over the trustee meeting. and then i didn't see her again for, like, two years because i got kicked out of school and she didn't. when i came back to school, i went to register for the drama department and she was trying to sneak a production book in the professor's office, and he was looking out the window talking to me, and she stuck it on the thing, and i saw her. she was like... she snuck out of the room and he turned around and grabbed it and put a big f on it. and then i saw her that night at the rehearsal for the first time. and we've kind have been together ever since, yeah. >> stephen: that's lovely, that's lovely. we have to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more samuel l. jackson. stick aro

stephen, is it oppressing reality that no matter how tough politicians talk , including our politicians talk, including our own, like kingp this tide . powerless to stop this tide. stephen wolf, just gone. let's put that to david. hey, david, did you hear the question ? did you hear the question? >> i did. i did. i did you hear the question? >> i did. i did . i think did you hear the question? >> i did. i did. i think it's very interesting when you look at that, because those promises are a lot of the things that you see, the more extreme politicians we have here politicians that we have here saying we should be doing saying what we should be doing in channel. and if they're in the channel. and if they're not think not working in italy, i think that's fairly good evidence that there working there won't be working here either. so, again, more, either. and so, again, more, more ideas that simply won't work. that's why mean, work. and that's why i mean, earlier week actually earlier the week i actually applauded step applauded and took the odd step of suella braverman of applauding suella braverman for the comments that for

king charles iii. of course, it is a bit bittersweet, as you said, stephen, because we are marking the one year since queenhe reign of king charles iii. and as you said, a new photograph has been released, taken in that building behind me in 1968 of the queen with the late queen wearing her garter robes and tiara. he's released a message, as you said , said the king and queen are actually might well be spotted out and about today. they are marking the day privately at balmoral, mainly , however, there balmoral, mainly, however, there is a very small church called crathie kirk, very famous, of course , which queen elizabeth ii course, which queen elizabeth ii has used on a number of occasions to worship . and occasions to worship. and they're expected to attend some private prayers , a private private prayers, a private prayer service to commemorate the life of queen elizabeth ii. so that's expected to happen this morning. as for the prince and princess of wales, there , and princess of wales, there, expected to be in saint david's in pembrokeshire in west wales today because they are going to be marking th

i'm stephen dixon. >> i'm ellie costello and this is breakfast on . gb is breakfast on. gb news. >> now, we thought that clip of kingcause apparently when the king walks off with his walking and there's some walking stick and there's some lovely just saying how nice he is. >> and i would say the same thing, wouldn't you? i was really we saw that last night at home. >> we were just really impressed with that, actually. and i don't know, isn't it funny? i don't know, isn't it funny? i don't know why an ordinary know why it's an ordinary conversation, with someone conversation, but with someone who just appears to be a pretty ordinary man. >> but think that's what's so >> but i think that's what's so lovely it's so lovely about it is it's so normal. if you weren't on a royal walk anywhere and you bumped into somebody, that's a conversation you'd have. yeah how's weather? do you live how's the weather? do you live around here? do walk around around here? do you walk around here often ? it's kind of here often? it's that kind of chat. think it's lovely. it's chat. i think it's lovely. it's so that king is so so nice that

stephen says let him have his private jet. >> say let him what he >> i say let him do what he wants. he is the king. >> yeah, fair enough.low the queen the have done the late queen, to have done what wanted. well, exactly. what she wanted. well, exactly. travel in style. >> quite right. now, let's >> yeah, quite right. now, let's see weather's going to see what the weather's going to do today. here's do for you today. here's alex. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers >> proud sponsors of weather on gb news good morning, i'm alex deakin. >> this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news news. good looking day out there today. it's a bit chilly out there. first thing this morning. tomorrow it's going windy going to turn windy and particularly in the west. quite a lot wetter. it's not completely dry this morning. 1 or 2 showers grazing or 2 showers just grazing eastern england and across the northern isles where it's still quite , too. the quite blustery, too. but the winds ease a little winds will ease down a little through the showers through the day and the showers in should clear. for in the ea

movie trilogy lord of the rings with joy supported the draw became the american king of horror stephen king he tries to pretend that he did not understand. who are we talking about and it was simply that they played him like that. i think he knew because we described it to him. what bandery did and how he treated jews and poles. well, yes, 80 years have not changed among bandera. the tactics of the use of the armed forces in the donbass is not much different from the tactics of bandera during the second world war, there is nowhere to live in a hostel. these are the direct now ideological descendants of those , uh, here, uh, creatures of horror, which , let’s say, were even surprised by the fascist germans, but agreed with their goal, the destruction of everything is not ukrainian. on the eve of the first world war in 1912, on the territory of austria-hungary, under the control of the secret service of vienna, the youth scout movement plast is created, its goal will turn into an organization capable of resisting the orthodox russian-speaking majority of the inhabitants of western ukraine wit