i wanted to be really something memorable it was an important event something that tricia and i really think is very important to participate in i wasn't expecting that what happened was he completely caught me off guard it was great because you know given sadism are just something that we both feel very strongly about it's definitely something that will live on forever. when we go through what's called a living history of events where regular people will come out to our shows and a lot of them well ask me why i am portraying the bad guys in the war and then i have to explain to them how the soviet union was not an axis power and world war two so what this tells me is that most people here today don't remember they were never taught their history that the soviet union was not an enemy in world war two and not until the beginning of the cold war or to our two nations become rivals. i her try the women in world war two and russia that fought and that's not something that we know here that's actually how i ended up getting into the hobby because i found out that over eight hundred thousan

tricia yeoh, in kuala lumpur. let's get more on another of our top stories.h mike pompeo. a statement has been released saying they would like to express their deep appreciation to the united states government and they describe america as the greatest nation on earth, in the world. kim jong—un agreed to release the men ahead of historic talks with donald trump. balbina hwang, a visiting professor who specialises in east asian security at georgetown university, joins us from washington. she served as senior special advisor to ambassador christopher hill, assistant secretary for east asian and pacific affairs at the us state department. shejoins us live from washington. you served as a senior special advisor at the us state department. the white house is describing this as very positive, a goodwill gesture. what is your reading, initially, about the release of the three men? most certainly it is. it is certainly an important prelude to the historic summit, if it occurs, between president trump and the leader of north korea. most certainly it is a necessary step

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tricia yeoh from the institute for democracy and economic affairs in kuala lumpur says it was an unexpected a long and sleepless night for myself and many malaysians anxious to look at the results. the results did not come in untiljust a few hours ago. the election commission took its time to announce. yes, none of the pollsters and pundits predicted this. you basically saw the opposition coalition, pa katan ra kyat, sweep parliamentary seats, state seats throughout the country, defeating the incumbent barisan nasional, that has been in power for more than 60 years. that is a very long time. their dominance over the malaysian political scene has always been seen or considered to be undefeatable. this is the time when the citizens actually rose up and spoke up against what they felt to be a corrupt government, a compromise through many huge scandals, you saw basically 222 parliament being swept by the pakatan rakyat. —— parliament being swept by the pakatan harapan they took more than 120 seats, if you count the various opposition parties that are going into coalition against barisan nasiona

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that brought them together because rob has been taking part in more reenactments for ten years and tricia has been helping him with his research they are both part of greek too which is dedicated to a soviet division which forty against the nazis and starting grad we caught up with them to hear their story. i wanted to be really something memorable it was an important event something that trisha and i really think is very important to be participate in i wasn't expecting that what happened was he completely caught me off guard it was great because you know given sadism are just something that we both feel very strongly about that's definitely something that will live on forever. when we go to what's called a living history event where regular people will come out to our shows and a lot of them well ask me why i am portraying the bad guys of the war and then i have to explain to them how the soviet union was not an axis power and world war two so what this tells me is that most people here today don't remember they were never taught their history that the soviet union was not an enemy in w

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tricia yeoh from the institute for democracy and economic affairs in kuala lumpur says it was an unexpectedess night for myself and many malaysians anxious to look at the results. you basically saw the opposition coalition, pa katan ra kyat, sweep parliamentary seats, state seats throughout the country, defeating the incumbent barisan nasional, that has been in power for more than 60 years. that is a very long time. their dominance over the malaysian political scene has always been seen or considered to be undefeatable. this is the time when the citizens actually rose up and spoke up against what they felt to be a corrupt government, a compromise through many huge scandals, you saw basically 222 parliament being swept by the pakatan harapan. they took more than 120 seats, if you count the various opposition parties that are going into coalition against barisan nasional... stay with us on bbc news — still to come: their royal likenesses. waxworks of meghan and harry are unveiled 10 days ahead of royal wedding. i, nelson rolihlahla mandela, do hereby swear to be faithful to the republic of so

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tricia nixon appeared to enjoy themselves. the communist spokesman dealing with a capitalist lawyer. say -- you would have made a good lawyer yourself. culmination is the agreement that both nations have a debate uncensored. >> everywhere do have said has been taken down. i promise you that every word you said here will be recorded in the united states that reported in the united states. they will see you fail on television. >> -- >> certainly it will. certainly it will. everything that i say will be translated and carried all over the soviet union. >> one of those diplomats ofolved in this event touring khrushchev and nixon through this exhibition was aided officer named hans. he actually worked for voice of america at the time. excellent russian language skills. he was part of the entourage and have the opportunity to provide some impromptu translation because his official translator got lost in the crush of people. they were going through this exhibition and so as he mentioned on the flight back, they inaugurated what they

. >> tricia, my cable and telephone bill were supposed to be bundled two months ago and the company hasn't> i can. it would be easier if you take control. i want you to call your provider. tell them you called to bundle them. say it hasn't happened. they will most likely straight then things out. ask for a refund for the money you spent that you shouldn't have. if they won't straighten things out, call my hotline here at the station. we'll take care of it. >>> caitlin asks, i've wondered why are the last four digits of my social security number asked by companies to verify? >> great question. the social security number is the gold standard for identifying who you are. by asking for the last four digits of your number, the whole number stays private, but the business has been able to make sure you are who you say you are. if you have a question for me, you can record your question, share it on social media, use the #ask finney or through abc7news.com. >>> at one point did they ask for your entire number? >> they did. >> that's outlandish now. >> at one point they would send you your tax ret

along the road that you have set out on and i look forward to joining you down this road thank you tricia and thanks. thank you. the author of. the first name of the author didn't see my answer but it's only for the fog theory and see why it's worth also. told him cornel saw those awful lot. of these regardless i'll always feel awful though that's a law that might also says that international shall a man price cuts being awarded to the president of the french public expects him lansley men who are not. and honoring his and splattering of the. new funding off the european project will face. that passion that shot against nationalism and isolation that was. too late and to wish him a success on the terrace of every. the i. said yeah madam chancellor. thank you very much for your kind of. mr america off. the board of the china man price. you know hyannis ladies and gentlemen the heads of state and government some of my former recipients of the shahnameh prize. don't you know minister as. minister the president. said. ladies and gentleman to me through europe members of parliaments dear frien

i guess i'll just ask, tricia, what is the status of camila now? is she more popular now? she pretty much keeps her head down. there still is a lot of resentment -- >> we have the queen. we have the queen in a smart green outfit -- is it yellow or green? >> looks like lime green. >> so glad the duke could make it. >> we should make men's of the fa -- mention of the fact that the televising of these nuptials was not always the thing. she instituted it in 1947, putting it on television, allowing the public to be a part of the ceremony. >> that was news reel. it was princess margaret 1960 when they first had live tv. i was in the womb when i heard about it. >> prince philip just had hip surgery. >> so there was question about her et not he would be here. >> let'satch the queen emerge from her vehicle. she's going to step out and we'll see her full outfit. >> there she is. >> ever with the purse, with the pocketbook. >> there she is. >> apparently the queen very rarely has anything in her handbag. >> but she always has one. >> prince philip is 96 years old. >> and she's 92. th