still ahead, persona non grata at the cannes film festival. director von trier paid the price about unguarded comments about hitler. here in britain, a legal gagging order preventing the media reporting allegations about the former head of the royal bank of scotland sir fred goodwin has been lifted after the challenge in the house of lords. june kelly has this report. >> top city bankers are not usually known by their nicknames but he was fred the shred, so fred goodwin the man at the helm of the royal bank of scotland where he had to be bailed out with 20 billion pounds of taxpayer money. in the past the focus has been on his pension payout but now it's on his private life. in a rare moment of high drama in the house of lords, they used parliamentary privilege to raise the stakes in the injunction debate. >> would he accept that every taxpayer has a direct public interest in the events leading up to the collapse of the royal bank of scotland? so how can it be right for a superinjunction to hide the alleged relationship between fred goodwin and

lars von trier has been banned from the cannes film festival for saying that he sympathized with hitler a little. president obama has given his strong support yet to the uprisings across the middle east saying that he would like to use this historic opportunity to spread reform across the region. in a speech, he had a tough message for regimes like syria, libya, and bahrain. he stressed the need for any future palestinian state to be based on the borders before the 1967 war. >> as unrest exploded across the arab world, the president seemed hesitant and incoherent. today, he resolutely back to the arabs spring. he compared it to the boston tea party, the civil-rights movement. he said that the american party was to support democracy and change. >> we have the chance to show that america's values the dignity of the street vendor in tunisia more than the raw power of the dictator. yes, there will be perils that accompany this moment promise but after decades of except in the world as it is in the region, we have a chance to pursue the world as it should be. >> he said as the reason change,

welcome to cannes in the south of france. the 64th cannes festival opens today. , carpets are out. eating croissants probably and paparazzi are everywhere. they are swarming this place. i'm 34meredith vieira. matt and ann are holding down the fort. folks a home may not know, behind me is the palace defestivals where we will be filming the next few days. the old part of cannes, if you can zoom in, there is matt's yacht. obviously, seen some better days, matt. obviously he's seen better days. >> oh. >> we call it the family barge. isn't it amazing there when you look around and just see the excess everywhere? >> it is. you know, as i said before, i just got here so i'm trying to soak it in, literally. it's filled with people. yeah, it's excess, but it's really, really cool. i can't complain. i'm just trying to fit in. in the next half hour i will show you my efforts to do so. back to you guys. >> you look the part. you look so glamorous this morning. you look the part. >> thank you. merci, merci. >> we are also talking about an interesting subject. do you really kno

. >>> they tack to angelina jolie, jack black, and dustin hoff man live from the cannes film festival. >>> i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one.

cannes film festival. the documentary is produced by dodi fayed, his son died with diana. he says that the cash crash was a plot to keep fayed from marrying princess diana. the film will be shown around most of the world but not in the united kingdom. >>> a judge in the jaycee dugard case is facing a critical sentence about the public's right to know. she is expected to sentence the two defendants next week. she must then deep side whether to release the grand jury transcripts. jaycee dugard is among those fighting to keep the transcripts sealed. the release of dugard's book could complicate this. "a stolen life" will be published in july. dugard's spokeswoman says she was required to provide far more explicit details on the witness stand. >>> a bizarre story. a new york woman is not expected to face charges after getting naked in the middle of her delta airplanes flight. this happened saturday on a flight from chicago to new york. passengers on board say the woman began to take off her clothes, forcing flight

in france, a man wears a space suit during the cannes film festival. and in india, check it out. by the public at the zoo for the first time. hot shots, pictures coming in from around the world. >>> the raid on bin laden's compound is a godsend for comedia comedians. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: three wives in one hideout? to some westerners it sounds like the setup to a joke. >> he'd been living couped up with his wives for five years. when the s.e.a.l.s came in, he said just shoot me. >> reporter: the closest americans come to multiple wives is hbo's "big love." >> it's my night. get out of here. >> i'm sorry. i just wanted to kiss bill good night. >> reporter: the night he was shot, osama bin laden was with his youngest wife, the 29-year-old. pictures of the other wives are scarce. they tend to be represented by faceless veils. just call him osama bin married, at least five times. when one of the stars of "despris housewives" was on "the view," maybe they should give a part two, one of bin laden's wife. talk about a desperate housewives. >> the real housewives of osama bin

i'm at the cannes film festival. matt, you're back in new york. >> first of all, it looks like you've changed locations a bit. >> i'm on the roof of a hotel to give you a nice panoramic view behind me. this is getting a little ridiculous. too much sun, way too much champagne, way too many super stars i'm falling all over along with 4,500 other journalists. this morning we were speaking with three of the stars, angelina jolie, jack black, and dustin hoffman, for their movie, "kung fu panda 2." i'm going to catch up with them live later on. meanwhile, back to you, matt. >>> also ahead, new details on the disappearance of madeleine mccann who vanished from her parents' hotel room in portugal. her mother has now written an emotional new book about the torment she lives with every day, the toll that that case has taken on her marriage, and the warning sign from madeleine that she fears she may have missed. we're going to talk to kate and jerry mccann in a live interview coming up. >>> then a "today" investigation. identity

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looking for a sensation at the cannes film festival a documentary about the controversial death of diana princess of wales will give you something to talk about. a finnish journalist believed to be the organizer of an internet mouthpiece for russia's most wanted terrorist as want free but the trial of me kyle store shall have nothing to do with his possible links to terrorism he was accused of smuggling chechens into finland which officials later called a humanitarian action human rights activists believe authorities turned a blind eye distortion is activity because he has a high profile supporters website which he set out and which sponsors regularly areas the views of the wanted terrorist of when he finishes pastorate you how memory spoke out against the site he was immediately detained and the frog. was pastor free from always defender toller to the case shows there's approach here again play in finland. the whole process against torture and if you learned was trial. charge and the prosecutor didn't want to sentence him they want to talk only to give some kind of justification for you

if you're looking for a sensation of the cannes film festival a documentary about the controversial death of diana princess of wales gives you something to talk. they finish a journalist believed to be the organizer of an internet mouthpiece for russia's most wanted terrorist has walked free but the trial of me kyle store had nothing to do with is possible links to terrorism he was accused of smuggling chechens into finland which officials later called a free man a tarion action human rights activists believe authorities have turned a blind eye to store sales activity because he has a high profile supporters website which he set up and sponsors regularly airs the views of the wanted terrorist or doku umarov when a finnish pastor you how moderate spoke out against the site he was immediately detained and the fraud. was passed from the recent defender told r.t. the case shows that there is a pro terror again at play in finland. court process against me close to show in finland was show trial the charge of the prosecutor didn't want to sentence him the way they wanted to only to give some ki

today his director lost for fear of that became a persona non grata after shopping audiences of the cannes film festival this conference on our culture the whole interview r t v dot com. and some more international stories for you this hour government a wearing suicide vests stormed a government building in afghanistan east of the capital kabul on sunday three attackers armed with assault rifle shot their way into the traffic police headquarters security forces surrounded the compound and a shoot out started three officers were killed in the battle while some of the attackers also believed to be dead the assault comes a day after a suicide bombing killed six people at a military hospital in kabul. iceland has imposed a local flight plan and closed its main airport after the country's most active volcano erupted soon covered nearby villages and farms and even to reach the capital however experts say it's unlikely to cause widespread disruption to air traffic like last year when the eruption of another volcano led to the closure of a large section of european air space. in the whole asia sea

if you're looking for a sensation of the cannes film festival a documentary about the controversial death of diana princess of wales gives you something to talk about. on the ninth of may russia celebrated a victory day one of the most important and memorable events in the country's history it marked sixty six years since soviet and allied soldiers defeated nazi troops in world war two a spectacular parade in red square saw twenty thousand troops marching alongside military hardware a minute of silence was observed in memory of the twenty seven million soviets who died during the war meanwhile in western ukraine veterans who fought to free. people from the not invasion were attacked by violent nationalist parties alexia cesky witnessed the events. a holiday for millions a street brawl for sound unlike most of the post soviet region in may the ninth of this ukrainian city became a vicious display of neo nazis and. several thousand activists from radical nationalist parties block the entrance to red army soldiers cemeteries preventing war veterans from getting inside and playing tribute som

talks a danish director lars von trier who became persona non grata after shocking audiences at the cannes film festival with this comments on hitler capture the whole interview r t v dot com. and some more international stories for you this hour iceland has imposed a local flight ban and closed its main airport after the country's most active volcano erupted soon covered nearby villages and farms and even reached the capital however experts say it's unlikely to cause widespread destruction to air traffic like last year when the eruption of another volcano led to the closure of a large section of european air space. in malaysia search teams have rescued nine children after a landslide it's an orphanage sixteen people were killed when the building in near the capital kuala lumpur was partly birdied all but one of the victims were children aged from seven to eighteen years and police asked people to leave the area and we had concerns of further allowed starts. now with our modern age you are used to being in the driver's seat and car is no longer a luxury it's something almost everyone can a

danish director laws the wrong tree if you became persona non grata after shopping audiences of the cannes film festival with his comments on hitler trashed the whole each of you top t.v. . will he stay or will he go that's what many have been trying to ask dmitri medvedev for the twenty twelve presidential campaign in russia draws closer and the president's major q. and a session was a perfect opportunity to throw the question into the ring but he thirsts trade i count again. as the details. one hundred thirty seven minutes for eight hundred journalists seventy two questions and one man to answer and that would be president of the middle age of how this first major press conference on wednesday giving many a chance to voice their questions but while some are serious what would you say is there a chance to give to each of our actions well deserved accommodations are you and some more light hearted. i know that your wife has to park in knots and i have nowhere to park my own car so maybe i could borrow one of his education but. it was the question of the possible second kiran that everyone

the cannes film festival premieres wednesday with a premiere of woody allen's latest comedy. e movie is getting attention for one of the movie's bit players, france's first lady, carla bruni. >>> the sharks are hoping to wrap up their series against the red wings at the tank. san jose holds a three games to one lead in the series. game time, 5:00 tonight. >>> in case you missed it, the 137th running of the kentucky derby from churchill downs, animal kingdom, a 20-1 longshot won the derby in dramatic fashion, coming from behind down the stretch, never looking back. winning jockey, johnny velasquez didn't know he was riding animal kingdom until yesterday morning when he replaced the original jockey who broke his nose. good for them and go sharks, happy mother's day. and we will see you next week and have a great sunday.

he talks to danish director laws one cheer became persona non grata after shocking audiences at the cannes film festival were his comments on hitler ashley hall interview at our teeth dot com. well hysteria will he go that's what many have been trying to ask the retributive the twenty twelve presidential campaign in russia draws closer the president's latest q. and a session was a perfect opportunity throw the question to the ring but he threw it straight back out again after his country nose out of a high thirty's hail. one hundred thirty seven minutes eight hundred journalists seventy two questions and one man to answer. russian president dmitry medvedev held his first major press conference on wednesday giving me the chance to voice their questions but while some are serious was reduced is there a chance to give to each of our veterans well deserved accommodation. and sound more light hearted. i know that your wife is to parking lots and i've no right to park my own car so maybe i could borrow one that is less wishing. it was a question of a possible second term that everyone including

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. >>> finally an american director has picked up the top prize at the cannes film festival. or at least he would have picked it up if he had actually been there. filmmaker terrence malleck is famously reclusive and failed to show up to collect his award after his family drama, "tree of life" won best movie. another director was missing after he was tossed out of a festival because of a joke about nazi sympathies. >>> you're watching "world one" from london. ricking their lives to bury the dead. a day off from a fatal attack at a funeral procession, mourners take to the streets once more. >>> and a rape from libya. an reporter shares harrowing stories from women. >>> hi, this is "world one," live if london, i'm zain verjee, here are our top story. gun battles are still going on at this naval base in pakistan, between government forces and taliban militants, these are pictures of a burned-out plane that appear to be the target of the attacks. ten militants stormed the site in the southern city of karachi late last night, armed with guns and grenades. the afp and "reuters" news

there may be a little life left in the screen series at the cannes film festival harvey said he is confidentel. a scream did not have the same box office lies as its predecessors. it is expected to clear $100 million in international receipts this year. sunny place station network is running again in california. people just walking on for the first time since the security breach last month will find the security patch waiting for them to download. sony is offering a gesture to gamers, please station 3 a and a p s p owners will be able to download to free games. >> (music) >>kimberlee: lady got off fans and farms golf fans are converging. they it's a custom game for online and is big news for lady got off fans because they will be the first people to hear her new album born this way. the album goes on sale may 23rd. >>pam:we have a programming note this friday we will air nbc programming while the giants air on nbc. that means dateline will be shown at 8:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. that will be followed by a special edition of kron 4 news at 10:00 p.m. more news coming up after the break. m

plus on "art beat," jeff talks to "washington post" film critic ann hornaday about the cannes film festival and summer movies. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. judy. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on monday, we'll look at what's behind the recent incidents of violent weather around the country. i'm judy woodruff. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations. we'll see you online, and again here monday evening. have a nice holiday weekend. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> during its first year, the humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish just that. your financial professional can tell you about pacific life-- the power to help you succeed. >> chevron. this is the power of human energy. paci

. >> two nostalgic movies about american legend has flashy opening at the cannes film festival and havel comedy unite in paris. from the scarely reclusive terrence melik, the symbolic epic the tree of life. >> to the end of time. >> reporter: let's start with woody. his latest films are like breezy biblical parables except there's no god or justice or love. life is meaningless. the best you can do is find a good restaurant. >> that's great. we can spend some time together. >> we have a lot of commitments but i'm sure.... >> what? >> reporter: i have a problem buying into the world view of someone whose world is a closed eco-system, who is locked in some romantic day dream of old movies and music. the good news is that in midnight in paris, allen has made the exhilaration and danger of living in the past disdaining. owen wilson is a wonderfully dopey and sad as a screen writer in paris with his upward low mobile financee who wants to stay and write novels. >> why are you so dressed up? >> i was jut doing a little writing. >> you dress up and put on cologne to write. >> you know how i thi

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today, von trier has been banned from the can fit -- cannes film festival saying that he sympathized with hitler. he said that he was not a nazi. shares in business networking linkedin have more than doubled on their trading debut. they were priced at $45 each. it was locked at a valuation of more than $11 billion. preparing for the worst, that was the scenario in the uk today, where crews drilled for something similar to the gulf of mexico. they were concerned that safety equipment might not be able to handle harsh conditions offshore. there were more than 400 shallow water wells. there are plans for more. >> on the northernmost fringe of the united kingdom, the islands could not be more remote. look at what is offshore, the tanker. this is the gateway to british oil. they have taken millions from this injury -- industry. this is where the oil is brought ashore. so far, from the shallow north sea. it may come from the deeper atlantic, a far tougher job. an exercise for a nightmare scenario. they are stimulating the chemical dispersant. a few vessels join the rehearsal and case a wel

. >>> in france at the cannes film festival a journalist use her scarf to shield her laptop screen fromof tachelle as she tours the country. >>> and in britain a surfer rides a wave hoping to qualify for a tournament. hot shots. pictures coming in from around the world. >>> blistering criticism of president obama on issues of race and class, all coming from one prominent african-american activist and scholar who was once one of the president's most vocal supporters. cnn's lisa sylvester's here. she's got the details. we're talking about professor cornel west of princeton university. what's he saying? >> reporter: well, wolf, you know, as you well know, african-americans overwhelmingly support president obama. there's no question about it. 95% voting for him. but there are some african-americans who believe that president obama hasn't done enough for the poor and working class, and activist cornel west had a stinging critique of the president. january 2008 in south carolina. democratic candidates prepare to debate. princeton university professor cornel west strongly endorsed then senator

[laughter] at a press conference last spring, the cannes festival, spike seized by a sudden attack ofe shot in the head. >> listen, spike, you spewed hateful venom calling for the murder of an american icon, a husband, a father, a christian and a civil rights hero who integrated the screen actors' guild. it was charlton heston who opened up hollywood so african-americans like you could become millionaires. so don't lecture us about rhetoric. instead of rubbing your -- running your mouth, why don't you just do the right thing and say, thank you, mr. heston. [applause] another common character in the gun debate is the liar. the liar is someone who doesn't tell the truth not by mistake, but on purpose. and lies can have serious consequences. just look at u.s. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor. during her senate confirmation hearings, she said under oath that the second amendment is an individual right. it was settled law and beyond debate. yet less than a year later when she had a chance to prove it in the mcdonald case, she did just the opposite. you know, some people warned me not

he joked he could sympathize with hitler, cannes kicked him out for the gaffe saying he's not welcomeo far. here's a bit of what he said. i understand hitler. i think i understand the man. he's not what you would call a good guy, but yeah, i understand much about him and i sympathize with him a little bit. >> you can see kirsten dunst sitting next to him, trying to nervously laugh. she seemed to put her head in her hand at one point, tried to cut him off, but he kept going. unfortunately. >> very strange. >>> a violent and bizarre face-off with police in south carolina. sum urville cops confronted arthur lee thompson for shop lifting at a walmart last friday. he began throwing punches before getting tasered. he took off, in the police cruiser. here's a camera from the dash board. the police cruiser. he hit 100 miles an hour. wild ride ended when he crashed into a truck. only minor injuries. >> you could hear what sounded like the [ inaudible ] coming off and playing down the street. >> knuckle head. >> you wonder for cops. sometimes they don't have it easy, do they. >> don't steal a c

decider although he didn't manage to clean the cages biggest prize it was enough to claim the best coach award at cannes but. i'm glad i chivas success with the club where i had started my career in russia i had great support from everybody and i would like to share this award with every single player of my team and everybody who works flatlands. the fun award was the evening's move prestigious this isn't the most valuable player for the second straight year it went to slovakia less forward alex on the rubble of the season with a stunning ninety eight points. r.t. most to. congratulations to them now finally russian biathlon fans will get to enjoy three more years of watching olga zite subvert the two thousand and six and two thousand and ten olympic gold medalist backtracking on her retirement announcement saying she will keep competing until twenty fourteen as eyes of a we celebrate it thirty third birthday last week was one of the few bright spots during russia's disastrous spankie berlin pics last year a gold medal in the four by six kilometer relay and the silver in the twelve and a half ton on the

at the cannes not solely cut it off. all those guys go on our television air. stay strong. we have to pay interest on the debt. we have to cut everything else by about 5785% to 85%. -- from about 75% to 85%. it cuts the budget by about $4 trillion. $1 of which comes from revenue. $3 comes from cutting spending. that is part of the deficit- reduction weight put forward. we did not want to do anything that would really hurt this fragile economic recovery. we have to put it back to 2008 levels. we need to make sure we sastay safe and secure. it will consume all bar restores. we make sure we are invest in the education. it reduces the deficit. we cut spending on the tax code. we cut spending in defense. because the wherever it could. >> that are planned. we go over defense spending. what was the thinking behind it? >> let me say what a delight it is that is is an amiable companion. the so citing at can hardly believe it. -- so exciting and can hardly believe it. they visited with the president. it is three months to establish stability. here is the biggest one befo

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violence in the country they say they are ready to hold fighting only if the opposition downs arms and nato stops error rate pops from cannes university told r.t. the pressure from russia could be key to finding a diplomatic solution we haven't really seen enough evidence that the gadhafi regime is prepared today down its weapons and stop its own campaign and of course it's very difficult with claims and counterclaims but for the moment i think the gadhafi regime lacks any credibility no one in the regime. at the moment i think can be trusted and in that sense it's very hard to see how this can come about with more pressure from companies like russia on the gadhafi things will be able to move in that direction but i would have thought that the rebels will want to visit moscow in order to increase their international legitimacy of course we know the rebels have been seeking diplomatic recognition from around the world but just getting recognition from from the west from countries like france and others won't be enough they know they need the support of the security council probably members like like russia and ultimately als

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it didn't take long for the celebrated cannes film festival to declare one film maker perso persona none grata. check out these reactions of kirsten dunst wishing she were anywhere else in the world but there. >> what can i say? i understand hitler. but i think he did some wrong things, yes, absolutely. but i can see him sitting in his bunker in the end. >> oh, dear. >> there will come a point at the end of this -- there will come a point -- no, i'm just saying that -- i think i understand the man. he's not what you would call a good guy, but, yeah, i understand much about him and i sympathize with him a little bit. >> yeah. you say uncomfortable? well, if you didn't catch whher whispering there, she said, oh, my god, this is terrible. later he reached that same conclusion, issuing an apology. but cannes canned him anyway and a distribution company tore up its contract to handle his latest film. >>> no man is an island unto himself -- unless you are the one waiting out the floods on a homemade island in mississippi. wait until you see this. we are taking you there. next. rs cleaned out.

the only dry day this week with rain arriving late friday. talk about that really big soaker coming up next week. are you talking to me still in cannes. >> for the moment. give us five minutes. >> roberta, thanks. an unlikely oasis in the middle of one of the gritty neighbors. patrick takes us to what is affectionately called the tenderloin national forest. >> this is tough. >> this is a low-lying area. everybody here is pulling and mowing. >> not the city's best kept secret. >> sometimes i am scared to come out. >> it was a very unhealthy environment. needles and excrements everywhere. >> the tenderloin is the last place you would expect to find an oasis but that's exactly what they created here. in 1989 darryl and his colleague lori decided to do something about the alley next door to their gallery. >> we are in what was formerly known as cohen alley. >> donated, donated. >> it is not like a fix or final anything it continues to evolve. >> reporter: and in the middle of the tenderloin they have created the improbable. it is not impossible. >> today we just got another anonymous donation of a spider plant that was just left right at

cannes. i went to the premiere with quentin tarantino. he is quite a big guy. he picked me up like this. know he loved it. that's a recommendation. tavis: speaking of tradition, there is a new limited edition of some of his best stuff and some of it includes "a clockwork orange," ho years later now out on blu-ray starring of course one malcolm mcdowell. great to have you on the program. that's our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi. i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a conversation with the legend betty white on her new memory rory " you ask me. that's next time. we'll see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and removing obstacles to economic empowerment one conve

i'm sure that everyone across the house of commons will want to join me in paying paying tribute to david cannes who very sadly died on monday age just 44. i would always remember him as someone who was very quick witnessed and sharply intelligent and was and who was a very compassionate man. not many people can claim to come to the house only because legislation was passed to allow them to come but as a catholic priest, that had to happen and the house is better for that happening. i'm sure everyone. join me to sending condolences to his partner, his friends and many constituents will miss his tireless work indeed. i had meetings and should have further meetings. >> david cannes was a great parliamentarian and a great friend. this house voted overwhelmingly voted by a majority of 10 to 1 on continuing the ban on giving prisoners the dote since which time the european court of human rights has effectively ignored the will of this house, still insists the law be changed and has government until october on proposals. will her mani's government bend its knee to european court or will it stand up an

well, those photos will be revealed for the first time in a new documentary in cannes this week. >> the royal family not responding yet. but their friends are putting out the word. one source saying they hope people will treat this with the contempt it deserves. they won't be shown in britain. >>> but let's get to the latest on the floods. the mississippi river is peaking in memphis this morning. and diane sawyer is right there. diane? >> and good morning to you, george. this is the moment of truth. as we are coming on the air, as "good morning america" is broadcasting across the country, these waters, this river is going to crest. and we are talking 48 feet, not seen in 75 years. pushing up against those levees. the national guard, now being sent in around the city to help out. and as we traveled throughout the city yesterday, we discovered that so many people are simply counting on the army corps of engineers and the levees to hold. this morning, as the river is rising, the people of the river watch and wait. >> we're waiting on the crest. and waiting for the river to go down. >> repo