a following the story for us from moscow is yuri or shadow our bureau chief there let's go live here now yuri can you fill us in on this with some details and who's in charge in kyrgyzstan right now well yesterday in the capital bishkek support us of the parties that the last of the parliamentary elections came out rather which later escalated into riots special forces used tear gas rubber bullets and water cannons the protesters to respond with the molotov cocktails and to build barricades are both of them more than 100 people were injured in the clashes demonstrate a story into the parliament building where the president's office is located that they demanded a 2nd vote president of kurdistan john beck of called what is happening a coup attempt he is still in charge today the demonstrators as part of the building of the care of his government and refused to let employees into it and finally today just a few minutes ago the central election commission has an old the results of the vote so now oppose the opposition wants to see their candidate as prime minister ok you know what what'

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and let's cross over now to day that he is moscow correspondent yury of a shadow yury we just heard in your report it mentioned those 2 vaccines that have been approved there in russia do we know how effective they are and what is the outlook for distribution. well. this week putin announced to the approval of this 2nd new coronavirus vaccine even though neither of the russian vaccines have passed to the 3rd phase of rigorous safety trials required in the u.s. and europe earlier in august put in a report of the 1st books a nation even more one of he's daughters has been given the russian vaccine he's sad this is surely called the authentic it's clear that the 1st to develop a vaccine is a winner in the eyes of the establishment and ordinary people for putin this might be his personal back through. a visit to taste face of the vaccine will only end in spring only then we will be able to see the effectiveness of the russian vaccine despite all the knowledge he's talked with us a little bit about the general situation because the number of cases in russia is increasing how well prepared a

a 5th of its budget the president was accused of inaction some even called for him to be impeached yury what does this mean for the region. or the entire region could become involved in this conflict and this is very dangerous in bishkek may have a domino effect to due to under a solved problem so that the country has with its neighbors recently in may of this year for example on the border of kurdistan in tajikistan there was a shoot out as a result of war injure injuries on both sides and i think conflict a curate of a disputed territory on the border lost again in the fall of the war also armed clashes with that stand in bishkek they even called for help from the russian military the country is poor and for the so-called islamic state kurdistan like the jake is done is a breeding ground for fight us here in russia however the kremlin how is watching closely what is going on in kurdistan as christiane is an important ally and partner for russia not only the fight against international terrorism but also economically and what is happening on the ground right now and what's expected in

a 5th of its budget the president was accused of inaction some even called for him to be impeached yury what does this mean for the region. or if the entire region could become involved in this conflict and this is very dangerous and rest in bishkek may have a domino effect to due to under a solved problem so that the country has with its neighbors recently in may of this year for example on the border of kyrgyzstan and had done there was a shoot out as a result of the war injure injuries on both sides the conflict a curate of a disputed territory on the border last year in the fall of the war also armed clashes with the biggest gun in bishkek they even call for help from the russian military the country is poor and for the so-called islamic state kurdistan like had done is a breeding ground for fight us here in russia however the kremlin how is watching closely what is going on in kurdistan as a group has done is an important ally and partner for russia not only in the fight against international terrorism but also economically and what is happening on the ground right now and what's e

along democratic lines he's moved to restore all this you know the power of the symbology tkachuk yuri thank you. in pakistan prime minister imran khan is facing a challenge from a new protest movement thousands of people took to the streets in quote a to demonstrate against his military backed government that's just the latest rally of many across the country over the past few weeks the protests have brought together strange bedfellows the party of former prime minister nawaz sharif the muslim league and the party of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated the pakistan people's party has come together as an opposition force. joining us in shouts of jilani who is in karachi shut up protests in pakistan happen is what we're seeing any different from those in the past. what minnesota cynical view is that bog standard witnessing of the runoff antigovernment protests many of the politicians who are leading these mass rallies across the country are on a different very different ideology the background to hardly have anything in common but the. parties which are hard boris

of mystery solitude and inspiration for photographer rita pipeline and she turns memories interest yuri's images which evoke all the emotions. when i answer to the forest i recall my childhood and the feeling what it felt to be a child in the forest somehow the forest to me and she trying to bring that feeling into these photographs fabrics serve as her paintbrush. she looks for materials that will easily interact or blend in with the natural landscape. it is just my thing i need to follow my instinct and i have been so many places and i know which. 2 different landscapes at her studio in helsinki she begins work on her next project but the basis for each photograph is the same there has to be another level not only that i have placed close to the landscape for it which has to give me some kind of emotion and this emotion can be sadness fear or happiness but there has to be a deeper level in that. region part of a line and images that often include secondhand clothing they awaken her curiosity about the former owner. i have always been interested in the secondhand clothes and every day hi

elizabeth john claims 13 people were killed and more than 50 injured during shelling of the year's yury city of in the early hours of saturday morning the country's president sees it was a war crime to respond militarily a local journalist sent this report to us from the area. the 2nd biggest city. 60 kilometers far from the phone line again came under attack for a 1000000 year as a result of 4 to certain civilians were killed including 3 children and more than 40 others injured more than 20 homes were destroyed according to azerbaijan national engines for my next we saw was fired at ganja initially identified as scott operative tactical ballistic missile it is swore still there or could sloan's from armenian side there is a danger areas around 1 am after the midnight obviously residents were sleeping here we can see their fragments of the shell. this has been this consecutive 1st attack only. to play with lives of 11 residents many dozens were injured as a vision of government officials together with members of the diplomatic corps today was it at the scene as well they held their pris

it remains unclear who will be the occupant of the white house this gen yuri. predicted is the state of the economy or tens of millions of citizens it appears what is called the case recovery is permanently dividing the country and the house . and you have. this seems to be acceptable for those who are the hounds. welcome back there's been a huge explosion of the former russian military facility about 200 kilometers southeast of moscow the blast happened at an old military warehouse that stored 75000 tons of ammunition rockets and artillery rounds at least 10 people who needed hospital treatment for injuries all the 2000 have been evacuated from nearby villages within 25 kilometers of the epicenter firefighters are still on the scene attempting to bring the situation under control and an investigation is being launched into the calls of the incident. next poland's competition watchdog has slapped a massive fine on russia's state controlled gas giant gazprom and also 5 other companies working on the huge nord stream to pipeline project. i have made the decision

your homes and tears in your eyes and sufferings your families and promised me that when you asked yuri give you a call when the pakistan democratic movement will give you a call you will stand with your sister and your daughter when she comes out both gotthard bergen that's very passionate what you have what the minister said how he characterized what was going on and he didn't say the same protests he said they were opposition rallies how do you catch mice what is going on explain. honestly i absolutely disagree and i think it's really unfortunate to paint it as such because i do think that while we can question the mortar over why the opposition is doing what they're doing i think that that can be debated and i do think that the debate of i think i think the direction of the conversation needs to be taken away if wrong elite politics and talking about means stream political parties. away from the ruling party and opposition parties and whatever is going on between them on to the masses and we constantly ignore the fact that masses are attending these protests or or these rallies that

a 5th of its budget the president was accused of inaction some even called for him to be impeached yury what does this mean for the region. or the entire region could become involved in this conflict and this is very dangerous in bishkek may have a domino effect to do too under a solved problem so that the country has with its neighbors recently in may of this year for example on the border of kyrgyzstan in tajikistan there was a shoot out as a result of war injury injuries on both sides of the conflict a curate of a disputed territory on the border lost again in the fall of the war also armed clashes with that done in bishkek they even called for help from the russian military the country is poor and for the so-called islamic state kurdistan like that jake is done is a breeding ground for fight us here in russia however the kremlin how is watching closely what is going on in kurdistan as christiane is an important ally and partner for russia not only the fight against international terrorism but also economically and what is happening on the ground right now and what's expected in the

war torn region and dates defense ministry published this footage as evidence we spoke to some as yuri's who fled their homes in the quarter car back almost 30 years ago when the conflict 1st broke out. i'm overwhelmed with joy we've been waiting for this for 27 years and all of a sudden you hear the news of liberation when we were forced to leave our village i felt so terrible as i was leaving the grave of my brother behind me i was trying when visiting his grave for the last time as the enemy was approaching. by the time of occupation i had been married for a year and had a young child left her village with empty hands thanks to the authorities and our soldiers will be back home soon let my internal house with all belongings disappear i just want my land back i need that land. we left our hearts and souls the. best memories are tied to the city for these past 27 years i've been thinking of when we would return i lost almost all my colleagues i worked with we were scattered throughout the country i knew the city is liberated i can hardly believe it. the 1st thing i'll do is restore my h

wing forces supported by the us are going to do everything to push back against us against artist yuri in the people's victory so this is going to continue to play out in the course of the next hour as the months and years. now despite a new cease fire coming into force between armenia and azerbaijan on sunday night air raid sirens have been heard in the capital of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh ink had barely dried on the new truce agreement when both sides accused each other of violations follows a similar pattern seen after the 1st cease fire was reached just over a week ago and fighting is a still still and fighting isn't just limited to nagorno-karabakh as donna reports . it's hard to come across an unfamiliar face on the streets of stupina niggling account backs largest city having spent weeks here it seems like everyone knows everyone but half of the population has been displaced many have chosen to flee far less taking their chances in choosing to stay it's been more than a week since the 1st ceasefire was signed in moscow and throughout this whole time the exodus cont

shelled by armenian forces both nations then live via leading the ceasefire these images are from the as yuri city of turkey which according to shell several times in recent days as a result people have been taking shelter in their basements here's what some of them had to say. oh dear the hum of their minions are shelling constantly they're shelling us now with different weapons with missiles bombs tanks rocket launchers they use it all if it had been one week ago a shell struck and abstainers neighbor's home was completely destroyed it was impossible to take anything from the building our home was also severely damaged dools windows even the walls everything is ruined militant we cannot sleep at night when they stop shelling for an hour or so we can close our eyes now then we get woken up again it's the same thing over and over. the 1st case of covert reinfection has been confirmed in the us according to a study published by the lunsford medical journal the patient's symptoms were far more severe the 2nd time around the 25 year old man from nevada who has no recorded immune disorder 1st tes

media or we can go into the details about their response except her i mean i'm i'm just stoically yury remarking on the facts of the key. i'm not make a judgment here and as a result they are ship and stuff to the west coast in record amount and of course the trade imbalance is going to get apple wide open and this is the beginning of the china century yeah i mean all that data looks like that perhaps we could turn around who knows. a lot of this is set in motion by joe biden and the polls suggest he's going to win so i don't know like what he'll do to be able to stop it especially you know at this point in his career but some market watchers thought volumes and rates would relent in the wake of the china golden week holiday in early october it hasn't happened yet the trans-pacific market is still at its peak according to the fritos baltic daily index spot rates from china to the west coast were at $3847.00 per 40 foot equivalent unit f e u on friday of last week they've hovered around the same stratospheric level since the last week of september which is triple last year's rates so ag

which i choose a region southwest of nagorno-karabakh south east rather of nagorno-karabakh that has yuri's claim basically under their control now and now we're hearing also some news of still also to ministry of defense of some shelling going on further north in the region of us back so certainly people are following that they say that they have been the victims of an attack that happened during a supposed cease fire that was a 1st ceasefire that was also brokered by russia a little more than a week ago so they don't believe that this one will actually hold or burn and smith is in armenia as counseling out of on with more. there isn't a lot of optimism the ceasefire will hold but there is a lot of pressure on the political leadership here in armenia because the losses in the casualties their suffering and suffering now 675 dead armenian fighters that's the latest figures from the defense ministry and they're losing territory to azerbaijan armenia is losing territory that it is controlled since the end of the war in 1994 this is territory between the go on a karabakh in azerbaijan but arme

like alaska seen a 400 percent increase in deaths compared to last week north dakota 187 percent muz yury 143 percent south dakota and. 91 percent and then you have states like missouri and wisconsin didn't have such a high percentage of deaths but the highest number could be 1000 hospitalizations on record and obviously this is not just unique to the u.s. because in europe there are now seeing a 2nd wave of the pandemic and it's really taken a few countries by storm in fact several countries are now reporting more in daily cases than they did during the beginning of the pandemic back in march let's take a look at specifically i want to take a look at spain and france because there are both saying you'll see that stores the end that's had 10 or 29th you see the numbers keep going higher and higher the next one is of france france is also seeing a huge jump in numbers so obviously the good news is that they're all role death rate in europe though is a lot lower so there are higher numbers could also just be contributed to more people being tested than before brant and we just talked about

and a well it's not only that we have to look at it from the perspective of what exactly is the yuri or what you want to call it is it legal or not this is an open society that is strongly committed to freedom rights which also includes the freedom of speech and i would always fight for someone's right to express nonsense and as long as the nonsense doesn't hurt anyone no. doesn't cross the line of becoming a criminal matter or like hate speech i would always support a society that allows us to express nonsense and i guess a lot of what people see there is not thought through and highly political but it's an expression off i feel the same as others like what we just heard about of the mom school already about the future of joe graham and it's a general feeling of uneasiness with complexity but i also don't think that it's a totally new phenomenon it's just like police violence this is not a new situation in the us the only new thing is not how it is filmed in the pasta it wasn't field but it was still there when i was a student i learned from sociology professor it's that about a 3rd

along democratic lines he's moved to restore all this you know the power of the symbology patrick yuri thank you. in pakistan prime minister imran khan is facing a challenge from a new protest movement thousands of people took to the streets in quite a to demonstrate against his military backed government that's just the latest rally of many across the country over the past few weeks the protests have brought together strange bedfellows the party of former prime minister nawaz sharif the muslim league and the party of former prime minister benazir bhutto who was assassinated the pakistan people's party has come together as an opposition force. joining us in shouts of jilani who is in karachi shots of protests in pakistan happen is what we're seeing any different from those in the past. well because so the cynical view is that box stand is producing the runoff antigovernment protests many of the politicians who are leading these mass rallies across the country are politicians with very different ideologies and background and hardly have anything in common but the. parties which are hard

yuri why these protests happening now. well it's all about actually about alleged manipulation on the one hand and corruption on the other hand in this very poor pulse of your country and it's also about a power struggle between the old president at a time by it and the new president jeenbekov who has been leading the country since 2 and 2019 the former president at time by was put in prison for 11 years after the new one the current president. was elected relations with his successor just back up and with the coldest parliament every simply been tense and is those are the tensions that are bubbling to this sort of face after the recent parliamentary elections 16 parties but dissipated only a small number of parties the received seats in the parliament one of the main parties has close ties with the family of president didn't back off and the 2nd one is this is he added with a nother influential clan a clan is the opposition sees the election as an obvious for old and is demanding a new vault writes a quite complex situati

shouldn't feed off twitter reports only legitimate news and not engage with things that are pure don't yury i'm the oh shit. the least effort principle might be seen as the father of all biases being lazy can be useful and we can all be a bit gullible. on the. this we don't have the power to completely disconnect from our prior knowledge and expectations hopes and emotions. we're almost always biased of me persis information for which doesn't necessarily matter it says a function it reduces the difficulty of processing our environment. if the fact there are 2 ways to accomplish a reasoning task one is more in choosing automatic and faster and demands list community of jews the other exercises reasoning and reflection and requires more cognitive resources. to follow is a great article saying that 70 percent of internet users only read headlines and to prove it the body was in placeholder text so many people shared it saying 70 percent of internet users only read headlines. this kind of production if it is frightening gleeful most of all our brains are lazy in general we go through every day

a 5th of its budget the president was accused of inaction some even called for him to be impeached yury what does this mean for the region or if the entire region could become involved in this conflict and this is a very dangerous rest in bishkek may have a domino effect due to under a solved problem so that the country has with its neighbors recently in may of this year for example on the border of kurdistan and had done there was a shoot out as a result of the war injure injuries on both sides and i think conflict a curate of a disputed territory on the border last year in the fall of the war also armed clashes with the biggest gun in bishkek they even called for help from the russian military the country is poor and for the so-called islamic state kurdistan like have done is a breeding ground for fighters here in russia however the kremlin how is watching closely what is going on in kurdistan as christiane is an important ally and partner for russia not only in the fight against international terrorism but also economically and what is happening on the ground right now and what's exp

joe biden is on the campaign trail to give remarks in yuri, pennsylvania.atch our live campaign coverage on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> watch live coverage of the senate confirmation hearings starting monday at opening statements by committee members and judge barrett. live coverage on c-span and c-span.org. c-span radion the app and be sure to visit c-span.org to view a playlist of amy coney barrett's legal views. >> up next, politico hosts a discussion with house majority whip jim clyburn and former attorney general eric holder, who now chairs the democratic redistricting committee. they looked at the 2020 election, mail-in ballots, voter access concerns in black and minority communities, and democratic priorities before and after the election. this is about 25 minutes. anna: good tuesday morning. my name is anna palmer, i am co-author of the politico playbook. i am joined by my co-author, jake sherman. and welcome to a special addiction of the playbook interview, election countdown. joining us this morning is

shouldn't feed off twitter but report only legitimate news and not engage with things that are pure don't yury i'm. oh shit. the least effort principle might be seen as the father of all biases being lazy can be useful and we can all be a bit gullible. on the. did this we don't have the power to completely disconnect from our prior knowledge. hopes and emotions. we are almost always biased only persis information for doesn't necessarily match and it serves a function it reduces the difficulty of processing our environment. it too fast there are 2 ways to accomplish a reasoning task one is more into it automatic and faster and demands less continuity of juice the other exercises reasoning and reflection and requires more competent resources. you know not to too far is a great article saying that 70 percent of internet users only read headlines and to prove it the body was in placeholder text so many people shared it saying 70 percent of internet users only read headlines. this is a kind of reduction in if it is frightening gleeful most of all our brains are lazy in general we go through every d

sending up the first man, cosmonaut yuri gagaran the u.s. then saw and raised the bet with the moon landing. but after the united states suspended the shuttle program, in 2011, america has relied on russian lift and for big bucks this seat cost $90 million now, u.s. companies, boeing and spacex, are expected to step in. after spacex's successful mission and splashdown, in august. >> splashdown. >> and spacex is scheduled for the next mission, and plans to take three astronauts up to the space station in november. shep. >> richard, thanks more space news, now nasa wants astronauts to behave themselves on the moon check out some of the rules laid out for the new moon landing program. they dubbed it the artemis accords. no fighting, no littering, no trespassing. eight countries so far on the coalition, russia and china not among them >>> it is 5:00 a.m. and here is your to which five is big tech on the chopping block in europe? they may be ready to bust up some of the big names. and stalemate on stimulus. first it was fake accounts, now wells f

they do expect a lot of people will turn to their air conditioners to cool off fortunately james and yuri a lot of malls, they'll or open to the public if you go to the malls obviously the natural cooling centers. >>social distance wear your mask go to those locations if you are at home make sure that close the blinds try not to open the doors too much because come 3 o'clock, here's another graphic i want to show you come 3 o'clock you too could be without power from 3 to 10 o'clock at night because of the flex alert. >>they are watching certain. warner abul areas where that power line could come down and spark another wildfire is so it's going to be tougher before it gets better, but we're all in this together we talked about this james story earlier this morning. i am willing to sit in the dark for the next 24 hours or so she even the dark showers the dark because covering wildfires is bad enough much less obviously to watch your home go up in flames. >>back to you all right, thanks a lot. well. >>and say to the kron on for the very latest with things changing the high fire danger, the

of the south african rugby union yuri roos says we understand that public safety concerns come 1st andere's no way that we could expect short cuts to be found to get them out of their host countries and into the springbok a bubble. the springboks have been should will to play argentina in their opening match on november 7th in sydney australia organizers say 'd their withdrawal will have a big impact on the tournament and its funding clearly it has financial implications is all about modeling. for transitions we're sorry rugby championship with double headers and you know. and now we model 6 like 2 on one with 3 things involved and the broadcast implications still to be worked through but look at the end of the day it is what are the one thing that has taught us this year i'd be a stranger and you need to be nimble and carry the ball in both hands and be ready to step up either for deputy editor sport 24th boom to get the sources the south africans have taken the decision in their own best interests especially with a lucrative series against the british and irish lions coming up in 202

at the yuri andropov school of intelligence that vladimir putin went to when he was a baby spy in thes, this is what they teach you, to implicate your enemies. you put compromising material or fake material that you have generated into a position where a neutral third party can find them, and then that third party will pass it on to a relevant authority, and then a scandal breaks out. that's technically what wikileaks did. only this time it's targeted intelligence. it is focused on an individual with information that 99.9% of it may be true what's called black propaganda is that 1% of it is selectively edit order information that is left out in order to implicate or create a perception that something wrong has been done here. but this is old school stuff that usually is done with you putting something in someone's wallet or having somebody's dirty film fall in front of the "new york times." >> ben, if as you said the moves from twitter and facebook to try to limit exposure to the story has effect the of making it bigger, how, then, are they as platforms supposed to deal with this? how

but people are coming back and i was here james and yuri a lot of people i spoke to when they came back to look through the rubble. they said they were not coming back so this neighborhood coffey park. it's a mixture of residents that were here when the fire happened and new people who've moved in, but the bottom line is we're getting slowly back to normal as far as what we consider a neighborhood got a chance to talk to some people including the people behind coffee strong which is this neighborhood. here's their reaction to the anniversary. >>so many things that are in place now with fire calfire increase station during roadside mornings. all those type of things that spend you know coffee per cent of concern entire county is concerned there's also some mitigation that can be done just to help those in the surrounding area. >>and back live now we talked about homes under construction. look at this this one right behind me james darya there's yellow tape in front us are construction workers will be here. relatively shortly and then there's a lot right behind me that still needs to be d

in action on sunday they play puts goal in paris for the 1st time since the portuguese beat them in yuri 2016 final at the same venue to be on when to say it's been a long time and we can't change what happened anyway congratulations to them for having won the euro 4 years ago but it was also an important experience for us but i think that just a few players in our current squad were involved in $26.00 team so they were the least it will be an interesting game between 2 of the best teams in europe or even in the world over the m.l.s. into miami have won back to back matches for the 1st time they were up against houston dynamo on saturday who gave away a penalty in the 57th minute lewis morgan stepped up to score from the spot and lifted miami to a one nailed when. major league baseball's respective league championship series start later on sunday is the final match ups before the world series 1st up the houston astros play young tampa bay rays team who had the best regular season record. the youth is a year more mature this season has forced us to be a little bit more mature in many ways

. >> stocks closed down 2.5% and we have a weak yuri and british pound in response to the new coronavirus cases and lockdown measures. >>> after the break, m&a activity surged in q 3 can that pace continue into year en we will ask a representative from goldman sachs for his take next you are watching "closing bell" on cnbc. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right

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yuri gpe, obviously, you are at the front line in this, that is a real problem that may be to some extent -- you are a gp. hospital waiting lists, we see the impact of that because essentially in general practice, that fills up with patients that have nowhere to go and they sort of come back to us and say, well, what about my referral? and we can write and say can you help, this is the case. but, to be honest, it is a really difficult situation. there is no easy answer to it. but i think over and above it, if we need to control this rising coronavirus cases, because whatever you feel about coronavirus or the long—standing conditions, if there is a higher rate of coronavirus, people struggling with coronavirus, people struggling with coronavirus admissions and hospitals, then the waiting lists will only get longer. jenny kumah good to talk to you. i know the days and weeks ahead will be a challenging time for you and the people in your community. —— jamie, good to talk to you. nottingham has the highest coronavirus infection rates in england right now. my, that penalty last night, successf

and our correspondent yuri heart has been finding out more about the civilian toll of the conflict she sent as this report from the town of bardach in azerbaijan it's about 20 kilometers from the frontline. fires a live shows as where he used to live until very recently. to see a rocket hit his house in early october he says we're not so. far to go quite off base sure that. his home for 35 years burnt down to the walls. never work or whatever the whole family was sitting here watching t.v. and suddenly there was an explosion in the backyard everything started burning we ran outside and called the fire fighters but when they arrived it was already too late for me to go. and memories. was. far as early as is convinced that our 1000000 is responsible for the attack the neighboring country deliberately bombed many civilian targets in the area he says. we can't independently verify this we are not allowed to move freely near the front line we are only allowed to film with the as of a johnny authorities let us film thank you. this school and bar for example even if it looks like it the child