have a lot on tiktok.nder fire from republicans, democrats, everyone around their issues with her algorithm, whether there is a national security risk and the fact that they are owned by the chinese based company. the problem is that tiktok has not been willing to speak with some of its loudest critics. when it has spoken with them, it has not gone over well. reporters spoke with multiple sources to get a behind-the-scenes look of how this is working in d.c.. tiktok knows they have some trust issues there and that they will have to work on their credibility. it's going to be difficult. there is also a decision looming. it's a little difficult for them to really come out with a strong plan before knowing what that actually might be from the federal government. in the meantime, their critics are growing louder. ed: bloomberg's sarah frier, thank you very much. sheryl sandberg got an applause, as she exited the meta headquarters in california on tuesday. this was her last week as a coo, after announcing she s

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tiktok has seen a number of leaks and i have discussed this with former tiktok employees. the company is not transparent and doing what it promises. it has this connection with the chinese communist party and will not be transparent about what it is doing. china is not a place that values transparency. it is a one-party, authoritarian state. i do not think we can count on a company such as tiktok or its parent, tencent, to do anything to address the problem at hand. to be honest, this committee is uniquely placed to address this problem of transparency because the subsidy power that can be used here would require tiktok to open up its emails, show us what is going on, and what the china-based executives are saying with the american executives. sen. romney: i share your view on that regard. i question whether we should allow an authoritarian regime to have a social media capability of the scale they have in our country together the data they have. -- to gather the data they have. i have a lot of grandkids these days concerned about their exposure to social media, and other

tiktok users.verything is seen in china set a member of the trust and safety department in the 2021 meeting. in another meeting director a few to one patient-based engineer as someone who has access to everything. these reports show that it was accessed far more frequently and recently than previously reported. your testimony is that this is false? >> correct. everything you just stated there is no such thing as the -- account. >> you are telling me that china-based employees have never accessed nonpublic data of u.s. tiktok users. >> know i have already set on the record we have chinese employees who access data. >> that's what this is saying so you agree? >> if you want to clarify on each individual statement. there is strict access controls around the data that is accessed in the u.s. that is overseen by our u.s. led security team. >> that's not what this says. >> we disagree with the categorization wholeheartedly. >> here's the point. i think we will have a second round. the truth appears to be

started their careers on tiktok. that kind of funny work in front of a live audience? # but my sister 'ust saw you on tinder, made that account as a joke. chloe and tabby are the sugarcoated sisters. their reworked covers and original songs have won them 35 million views and several awards and their most viewed video is an original number about tabby�*s type 1 diabetes and chloe's bipolar disorder. # yourjokes are fat—phobic, try to stay in range # and my blood we are constantly adjusting # got no time to feel judged # and the chronic with the chronic disease. at the fringe, they made the leap to live with an especially—written show called bittersweet and they told me that performing on social media and now on stage may help everyone talk more openly and have a laugh. i trained as an actress in musical theatre. one of my biggest insecurities was the fact that my type 1 diabetes would hold me back and, you know, i did not want to have a pump because i thought, if i was dancing it would get in the way, or casting direc

on tiktok, it is actually all in our control.r. it is a living, changing organism. yeah, which is really exciting. good luck with the show. think is much for your time. it has been brilliant.— is much for your time. it has been brilliant. inca, spencer, it has been — been brilliant. inca, spencer, it has been really _ been brilliant. inca, spencer, it has been really fun. - been brilliant. inca, spencer, it has been really fun. thank| it has been really fun. thank you for having us. i wanted to get the opinion of a more traditional stand—up comic. it is such a dream to be on click, i love the show. when he is not devouring past episodes of his favourite tech programme, philwang is one of several huge comedians whose gigs have been filmed for streaming services. in fact, he also kick—started his career using online video. my first solo show in 2013, ijust recorded it myself and put it on youtube because i thought, "well, no—one else is buying this, "so i might as well put it somewhere". and also because youtube was where i learned

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good to have ou on. days the tiktok had. good to have you on- two _ days the tiktok had. to have - you on. two teenagers have appeared of leeds magistrates' court charged with the murder of the boy outside a school in huddersfield. both boys, aged 15 and 16 have also been charged with possession of a bladed article, our correspondent has given us an update from outside leeds magistrates' court. because at the age of the defendants, this was sat as a youth court. the victim was 15 years old and died last wednesday after being attacked shortly after the school day had ended at a school, just a short distance from there. this happened in front of lots of other children coming out of school, despite the best efforts of teachers and paramedics. the murder investigation was launched by police, since then a 15—year—old and a 16 yuan have been arrested. there were questions on friday and over the weekend. last night west yorkshire police said they had charged both teenagers after their investigations and today both of them appeared here at a youth court. both are charged with mur

you have heard the argument before from tiktok, you heard tiktok's c.o.o.front of a senate panel make this argument. tiktok likes to be an entertainment platform, not a place for politics. some of these prohibitions and moderating of this type of content backs that up. but, it is a very notable piece of news, particularly in this election season and as we start to get fired up about the next presidential election which will come closely on the heels of the midterms. emily: how does this compare with what meta-, instagram and twitter have done as far as their stance on politicians making money? >> tiktok and twitter have completely banned political ads. there is no moneymaking there. facebook and instagram, those ads are still able to be up. i still see content on those platforms soliciting donations. it seems like tiktok is taking a step further than some of its big tech peers. but as this evolves and social media platforms tend to exchange ideas, it will be a place we will be watching more closely, particularly if there is any dustup with facebook or insta

tiktok is catching up. and, it is back. and about season starts on thursday, which means more sports betting. what to expect as we kick off this week's sports tech theories. first, let's get a look at markets bloomberg's ed ludlow is back. >> a few painful weeks in the market. stocks underperforming becoming a familiar story u.s. data on wednesday, stronger than expected about reinforcing the idea that they can withstand higher rates. down 7/10 of 1%. a selloff in the bond market, the highest level. that follows straight weeks of decline on the not feeling that we will continue to see decline, especially when you take into account, earnings revision period simply put, downgrades earnings, estimates outnumbering ,. of the year when is -- estimates outnumbering a period of the year. apple, 24 hours ahead of the key event where we spec to get the latest details. a french videogame maker surging . tencent will double estate that company. also, juul reaching that settlement emily: thank you. juul agreeing to pay $439 million. st

we have talked so much about the threat of tiktok to youtube.s a lot of disconnect, less permanent. how is youtube addressing the threat internally? >> it's a viable threat. instagram and facebook have tried multiple times and failed. what tiktok needs to do is demonstrate that google -- it's the world's biggest digital advertising company and it had machinery in place for years. tiktok has political problems and have not proven they can be a threat to youtube at large scale. youtube's response is short. they are pushing viewers and creators, it's unclear how productive that will be for the company and how they will sort out monetization. youtube has a strong track record of sorting this out, responding to the threat in a significant way. emily: roberto, you are the founder of awesome creator academy, a coaching program that helps influencers build their brands online. we have some fun watching videos earlier today. what trends do you see, what are you telling creators, advice that might not be obvious? >> the thing that is not obvious to those

i think you are right, todd, tiktok needs to be off of u.s.n for facebooitt. republicans have to take action if they are the ones who take power in november and in future elections, take action to protect people voting them. if you pay attention to accounts they are live action, michael knolls, conservatives who despise american values, not talking about covid vaccines, these are people who represent beliefs of so many americans and we should take that as emblem attic as threat to americans that tiktok and facebook and twitter are to our way of life. >> ashley: couple other media outlets and groups were banned were b, allen west, we'll listen to a sound bite from him, he is slamming tiktok after being banned. listen to this. >> i am in the united states of america, where i'm supposed to have a constitutional right to freedom of speech and freedom of expression and i've got some data dink sitting in the b basement of his mom's house telling me, you violated community guidelines, you might be a violent extremist. >> ashley: do republicans have a

>> the video was published on tiktok on september 5.fter the video became public, which by the way it has well over one million views, i would quantify it as viral. people within the apple operations and procurement organizations reported the video to human resources which enacted an investigation. we are told this month that jeff williams, apple's chief operating officer, made the decision that blevins would be leaving the company. today i spoke to him, he issued a statement which is in our story, it's a formal apology you can read in the article itself. i spoke to apple as well and apple confirmed blevins would be leaving. ed: those are the latest details on that report. mark gurman, thank you. we will be right back. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: amazon boosting pay for hourly workers in the u.s.. the on-time retelling giant says the average starting wage for employees in warehouse and transportation to $19 an hour. bloomberg has learned amazon will close all but one of its u.s. call centers and shift hundreds of office employees to remote

yield curve maria: welcome back taking tiktok by storm, 17-year-old angela has 2.6 million followerssocial media to be a brand ambassador for family business yonutz joining us the man himself to talk about it tiktok star yonutz brand ambassador angelo, great to see you. >> great to see you awesome to be on the show. >> how did you come up with idea tell us about yonutz how you resonated so well on tiktok. >> if you find yourselves walking into donuts ice cream what famous for smash donut ice cream in a donut hot press it, outside, it is so good. >> come on. >> i want you to come up, i will serve you personally. >> i was wondering if going to bring donuts ice cream thing sounds ebb unbelievable i think you have 2.5 million tiktok followers how the heck did you do that. >> i have been doing social media for awhile ultimately working in store for a while seeing how much, people love yonutz every time they come in, so explosive on social media come back so i was like i want to take my tiktok toy ally wanted to make flavor on menu i didn't know if crazy for somebodyinging on smash donut w

but this one does seem like tiktok has stopped this one.f you search for that term right now on the app it sends you to a warning basically about dangerous challenges and fads. i will say that there are a lot of scary-type challenges, weird information that pops up on the platforms that doesn't always get folks from the fda to get involved, so clearly this was one that they felt like they needed to jump in on. i will say, you search for "sleepy chicken" and those quotes have been taken down. i think it illustrates the challenges these platforms have when it comes to looking down on misinformation like this. emily: we found some of them, but decided not to show them to our viewers, for obvious reasons. perhaps even bigger news, the decision on politicians and governments and not allowing them to make money on the platform, can you explain how this works? alex: of. tiktok came today with a pretty significant expansion of its ban on political ads and political content ahead of the u.s. midterms. in the past historically, tiktok has banned adve

folks tiktok. the company says its guidelines prohibit harmful misinformation and it works to promote authoritative content about important topics. >> top execs from tiktok facebook, youtube and twitter defended their platforms at a hearing before u.s. senators on the homeland security committee. senators accuse the big tech companies of allowing their algorithms and targeted ads to inspire users to commit acts of domestic terrorism. anna wiernicki reports now from washington. >> top executives from tiktok youtube, facebook and twitter defended their companies against charges they promote domestic terrorism. we believe there's no place for terrorism for violence, inducing content for extremism across the network. we do not allow that content on our platform, but lawmakers on the senate homeland security committee weren't buying it. michigan democratic senator gary peters says the social media companies are focused on profits. you're incentives are to prioritize user engagement, grow your platforms

>> not only have you got tiktok, there is netflix, which is trying to get into ads.mazon has been doing well. clearly, this field is getting crowded. meta's problem is not only are they losing engagement, the time spent on meta, instagram and facebook is declining. even though their daily active user growth is holding of, time spent is declining. add pricing is going down. that is a double whammy. that is what pivoting to videos is -- the wrong time because they are behind tiktok and other platforms and it is going to take more time. they do not have the creative base tiktok as. -- is going to eat into their growth margins. a lot of problems in terms of making this pivot now. they should have done that before. ed: the battle for eyeballs continues. thank you to you both. coming up, an alkyl -- apple executive ousted. this is bloomberg. ♪'s zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. ed: more bad news for a

a career on tiktok.lly when it comes to platform payments. typically we have seen people build audiences on tiktok and transition them to youtube to build their careers. from our experience, building a career on youtube, there is a different depth of the audience and there is also a different depth of platform engagement when it comes to how the platform actually pays you. i think when you look at tiktok, a lot of people go to tiktok and they are not necessarily going for specific creators. they take the top creators off of tiktok and it is still enjoyable. if you go to youtube and you start taking off the top creators, youtube is a totally different place. i think youtube is a lot more creator focused and that is what comes across. >> as you think about where to invest your time and your money, how do you see the creator economy evolving? how are you watching this? there seems to be new opportunities and platforms and new ways of reaching fans every day. how are you making those calculations on a daily

continues and it is, to me, surprising that tiktok is still allowed in the u.s.es not allow facebook or mehta or instagram in china, for the simple reason that they do not want people in the u.s. influencing how chinese people think. it strikes my attention, but why would the u.s. government wanted china to have that ability. so, i think this is not about tracking user data and what some teenager is watching, this is a straight line into the greater thinking around u.s. people want to talk and i think it will ultimately get banned and i think it will be a big rejoice moment for mehta. if you ask me to put in the probability that it gets banned? it is high. 70 or 80%. i think it is one or two years away. >> so, we know tiktok is the app for everything, certainly for younger folks, but how about instagram? if i am 12 or 16 or 17 years old i'm getting my newsfeeds, i am getting -- unit, instagram seemingly is executing ahead of tiktok and into youtube, so, why is mehta or facebook not performing here? talk about this. i think we all universally say we do not necessa

tiktok claiming there will be a global blackout on september 20 or. at the root of these conspiracy theories, a speech made by the party leader of the cdu in germany who was speaking in the bundestag. we have video someone on tiktok posted saying this phrase right here that sparked global panic online as people wonder what will happen on september 24. in case it is not clear in the clip, he is saying this september 24 will remain in our memories. in the future, we will say, i remember where i was on that day . this user, for example, believes that what will happen is that there will be a global blackout on september 24. in this video with more thaone million views, where he refers to the speech. mark: i'm wondering, what was the real meaning behind this date? >> indeed, we wanted to get to the bottom of this, so we contacted the spokesperson of the cdu in germany to find out what frederick mertz meant. the spokesperson said he meant february 24, the beginning of the russian attack on ukraine, and mistakenly said september 24 , so it was an unintention

tiktok is a chinese company.like tiktok in china and the chinese communist party. it is in my view a piece of malware from china. it is distorting the brains of young americans, young people across the west who are using it for this self-absorbed nonsense and frankly it has an enormously corrupting effect on our society and i think that's what the chinese communist party intends. >> pete: by the way, this content is not available to chinese kids. they are not having the nonbinary conversation. this is an attack on us. >> of course it is. it is a completely distracting and destructive tool and i'm afraid that we really have to realize what we are up against here. there are serious problems of american youth as you just pointed out, pete, and they need some sympathy, and they need to be addressed. but we also need to look at the things that the adults have aloud into the culture, such as tiktok, which are deranging the kids and the adults should sort out. china wouldn't allow us to interfere in their affairs by med

and this is obviously absurd, because the sample will be wrong because tiktok.urself say, yes, because if you record a video in ukraine and publish it on tiktok, then the russian audience doesn’t even technically see it, if i even accept the link to it, i will send it, and you will if you open your tiktok in russia, you will see a completely different video. i don’t know about kittens there, just about anything. yes, we will not see the real question. and how is he then where and where did he get the russian audience, from where just by comments? who wrote in russian? so they are russian audiences on the territory of ukraine. that is , uh, i kind of have a lot of questions. e to the scientific nature of this study. and i think it's not a study at all. and it's just well , let's do it, then, well, after all, it's all the same specific case. this is a hack that she screwed up and tried to somehow give out. er, wishful thinking to really say that in general, i started a huge wave. uh, even on ukrainian television there were stories. let's see them, then we'll discu

first of all, tiktok would not store any data on servers in china full stop.ll of the american data would be stored in the united states. i think that's a really, probably the biggest hurdle, one of the most important thing and also the algorithms, the secret sauce that shows individual users various videos, that algorithm will be monitored by a u.s. company, that company is oracle. and just to make sure that propaganda is not being fed to americans, and various other national security concerns. and then, you know, third, in the deal, there's going to be a board that looks at tiktok for security concerns, reporting to the u.s. government, and one of the interesting things is these sorts of measures would make tiktok in the end one of the most scrutinized social media companies for americans, and in some ways, could make it even safer than some of the u.s. companies that really stand up to none of that scrutiny. however, as you mentioned, there are a lot of hurdles in part because people are worried that we will not be hard enough on china in the course of doin

it's everywhere, it's in the news, all over tiktok.ally need to do something. sarai, let me end on this. quite simply, what's next for you ? oh, man, i have so many dreams and goals. my dream is to have my own show on netflix, my own version of the office, that would be amazing. i definitely want to have my own merch line, but i'm just going to continue hosting on tiktok, continuing to create new content, and i hope to post on youtube eventually too. sarai soto, absolute pleasure having you on the show, best of luck with everything, i'll check in with you soon. thank you so much for having me. quiet quitting, it's not new, many millions of people quit theirjob during the pandemic, some due to burn—out for demands placed on them during the crisis, others released from the office, they wanted to make the change permanent. my next guest saw that over the last few years, the number quitting jobs in the us doubled, and he famously described the phenomenon — the great resignation. professor anthony klotz, a real pleasure having you. i'm wond

[tom cruise impersonation] tom: what's up, tiktok? you guys cool if i play some sports? tom cruise impersonator, miles fisher, and some cutting-edge technology, chris produced a succession of increasingly sophisticated deepfakes. tom: hey, listen up, sports and tiktok fans, if you like what you're seeing, just wait 'til what's coming next. chris: i lovhow he's not looking in the camera. he's looking a bit wonky, next to the camera. tom: just wait 'til what's coming next. chris: miles looks a lot like tom cruise. he has a lot of similarities. that makes my work easier in a way. it saves me a lot of time. the tom cruise videos are so special because deepfakes shouldn't be able to do such things. tom: polar bear? hamish: the cut-and-paste look of early deepfakes made them easy to spot. not anymore. in response, the tech industry is now investing heavily in software detection tools, but tiktok tom reportedly beat nearly all of them. chris: it's like a cat-and-mouse game. they can't follow. and of course, the deep tom videos, they're pretty good. i'm not saying they're flawle

on tiktok when it comes to platform payments.een people build audiences and transition to youtube. in my opinion, when you look at this, building a career on youtube, there is a different depth to the audience and platform engagement when it comes to how the platform pays you. additionally, when you look at tiktok, they are not going for specific creators. if you take the top creators off tiktok, it is still enjoyable. if you go to youtube, it's a different place. youtube is a lot more creator focused. that comes across. emily: as you think about where to invest your time and money, how do you see the creator economy evolving? there seems to be new opportunities, platforms, new ways every day, how are you making those calculations on a daily basis? >> there is no doubt the majority of creators business is advertise days. >> happening but going to increase is more direct to consumer work creators are launching their own brand and audiences have a loyalty to them. emily: you also do a podcast series called creator support, you answ

a representative for tiktok tells cnbc tiktok does not condone this behavior which violates our policiesnd will be removed if found on our platform >> it is everywhere. it is everywhere we have never seen anything like this >> the manufacturer should pay for this >> reporter: the attorney in missouri ken mcclain and blames it on automakers he calls it a defect and his firm filed class action lawsuits in 12 states. >> we receive dozens of calls a day. >> reporter: he estimates 1 million vehicles are effected from over the last decade. a security fix would cost $200 per car. >> this could be a 2$200 million problem. >> reporter: the spoke person for kia says kia america has provided steering wheel lock devices to deter vandalism and theft. hyundai? we will continue to support police departments to make steering wheel locks available additionally, beginning october 1, 2022, a security kit will be available for purchase shep, we asked the carmakers in they could put a dollar value on this issue they both declined to comment. mea meantime, if you own one of the cars, use one of these old scho

i was told you need to get a bull, uh, a tiktok account., and i got so fired up, i think that someone will do everything, but i put it and looked and realized that it was n’t. everything tik tok is everything. it’s already just me, well, from tick it’s just already just like a dinosaur. that’s why i, well, kind of looked at it, i was surprised that there are all the media personalities on tiktok. yes, and i looked and realized that well, you have to respect yourself, that you can’t get into tiktok, as it were, yes, therefore, in this case, tiktok is for me. this is all one of your recent posts somewhere in mid- august. about the seven years of your priesthood such a seemingly small, but at the same time very large significant segment of life. why did they decide, in principle, to go to the clergy along this path throughout this history, but in fact, i went to this path consciously and for quite a long time. uh, first at school. i was a sexton and helped the priest soak it all up, watch it, and already then, somewhere in the ninth grade, it

the kids out there on the tikt tiktok.etting hurt and people are getting concerned. chicken with michael for dinner every time you will done that. one guy did this and how people are doing it. it is dangerous. evidently changes the shape of medicine. does it surprise you that people doing crazy things and now getting hurt? >> nobody tide pods a couple years ago? they were eating the tide pods but i do not know it's kind of like you know, this is survival of the fittest type thing. >> if you put that together in your head that that is a good idea for you to do, i don't think facts are going to persuade you. brian: you say people come up to you and the airport say or that tiktok guy. does it bother you chinese might be selling all of your private information advances that come into play question at selling my fans? >> they're taking your fans away per. >> in exchange for certain amount of money. so we will see. >> the algorithm depends if they keep boosting my videos up under them goes around says we know you and putting out

what is the difference between tiktok and twitter? >> tiktok is video. so you should join tiktok. >> lock don't dance. >> social media is not for everybody. just most. >> let's go put it on the face time later. >> leave it at that. > >> still ahead at 5:00 -- >> call kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> in oakland, a special group of women now trying to make their community a better place. >> how they are doing it with just two ropes. >> reporter: it is friday night, night, past midnight in downtow. downtown oakland. what are you going to do? you can double dut. double dutch. right in the middle of busy bars and crowde

plus tiktok under new scrutiny after a report claims users are spreading misinformation. how the company is responding. and our top story, the trains are staying on track. the last minute negotiations the biden administration says prevented a strike that could have worsened the economy. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. a crisis averted for american railways. president biden says he's reached a deal to keep america's trains running on schedule, preventing further strain on the nation's economy. kron 4 s camila barco joins us live now in the newsroom with the very latest on this. taken the la. >> good morning. so a good afternoon, stephanie. so for months, rail workers have raised concerns about not having flexibility to mix miss work for medical emergencies and other reasons without fear of being disciplined. but now president joe biden says rail workers will get better pay, improved working conditions and a peace of mind around their health care costs. >> and this is a

hit, like, yes, so in this case tiktok is for me.bout the seven years of your priesthood such as a small, but at the same time very large significant segment of life. why did you decide, in principle, to go to the clergy in this whole story in this way. well, in fact, i went to this path consciously and for quite a long time. uh, first at school. i was a sexton and helped the priest soak it all up, watch it, and already then, somewhere in the ninth grade, it came to the realization that, well, i already want to. but then i saw only one part of just this ministry and uh, then i entered the institute of science, then it was 5 years in the theological midst this further strengthens you in your desires. then you leave and go to work out the distribution, like many of our graduates. and in the country you create a family, but at the same time you do not lose this connection, for the sake of which you, in principle, spent another 5 years, plus another six magistracy, what was all this for? well , when i already realized that i had already

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unfortunately uh, move over google tiktok. maybe the new go to search engine, not for this group, according to the pew research center, the app is gaining ground with young people, especially jen's ears, a study found nearly 40% of people born between 1997 and 2012 prefer tiktok for online searches. yes whenever i look for i need to find somebody dancing. that's where i go. uh so apparently, you can get information quickly and not have to sort through multiple search results. kristen you have a teenager at home or researching tiktok to find facts about things. yes, indeed. so our generation we think of just the tiktok dancing, right? but yes, they go to it for everything like how to boil pasta. how to put together your dorm furniture had to like they really do so. it's interesting. yeah, we google they ticked off. i've never tiktok for that. you know , i and google i'm still using the encyclopedia hanukkah so. little outdated now, but so my son, uh, actually goes to tiktok for everything. and one day i said so. how do you sear

, but particularly tiktok.i remember when the trust was celebrating its 40th anniversary. prince charles asked us to make a documentary about his work over the 40 years. he said to me how do i reach a young audience? who are the people in the u.k. i can engage to get to a young audience? american viewers might not know these people but two very famous presenters here. prince charles said to me can you get me anton to front the show? oh yeah, sure. he fronted the show for him. it reached a young audience and is to date the highest rating royal documentary in years. it was king charles spotting how to reach a young audience and i'm certain he will do it now. >> we're watching this -- folks come into the chapel. it looks like a choir boys are taking their seats and the committal service will begin at 4:00 london time. 11:00 a.m. it will take place in st. george's chapel. it ends with a blessing from the archbishop of canterburyy and will be televised with 800 attendees. what can you tell us about the service and w