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rachel: all right, were going to the fox fox news alert. disturbing images out of iran, thousands pouring into the streets of tehran to to heart attack the an verse roy -- anniversary of the 1979 takeover of the embassy, the crowd chanting death to america and death to israel. pete: did you see that uncle sam looking figure? thats how they view it, death to america, death to israel. and about 20 the minutes ago, secretary of state blinken express, quote, deep concern -- which is his pe...

What are you learning about the next few days. >> i think it will be a poignant moment. the next big poignant moment is on friday, tomorrow evening, when king charles will come back from his retreat and stand by the coffin alongside siblings. they will stand at each corner of the coffin, while the public is filing by. they will stand there for 50 minutes in tribute to the queen. on sunday, we have all of the heads of state due to go to the funeral monday, gathering here at buckingham palace. tha...

Think it will stop. its even worse than that, because we have a heatwave and a drought, so we have a vicious circle. so, just how bad has it got? well, more than 100 towns and villages across the country have run out of fresh drinking water, with supplies having to be bussed in. the national energy company, edf, says some nuclear power stations have had to reduce output because river temperatures are too high to properly cool the reactors. and farmers are warning theyve reduced yields, which cou...

A crisis team to tackle severe water shortages. the threat of drought is echoed across much of mainland europe. tim allman reports. in this part of south—east france, these fields are usually bursting with colour, row after row of lavender. but this year, the soil is like sand. the plants seem lifeless. the heatwave taking its toll. ministers came to see the situation for themselves. the french government has set up a special crisis unit to try and deal with a problem they say is unprecedented...

Of vladimir putin speaking to a very, very large crowd. he filled an auditorium, the biggest stadium in moscow with what appear to be cheering crowds, flying russian flags. this is a bit of propaganda. theres some reporting these are state workers bussed in, hes up there looking casual, talking about his big crowds. is this going to convince the russian people for long when they realize their money buys less and theyre involved in a war they dont care that much about? >> no, its not. i believe t...

Video which speak to the moment and the war we think. one shows what the war means to vladimir putin. a grandiose rally today marking the anniversary of russia annexing crimea. but really, a pep rally for this ongoing invasion. his first public appearance since the war began, and a rare large-scale event for him. some who went said they were pressured to go. bussed in. the other video stands in humble contrast to this stadium spectacle, and shows what war means and what war is to ukrainians. ♪

People in the crowd, ive just seen some of the reports, im not there in moscow but people saying they were bussed in, state workers or young people from school put on a bus and brought there so its really hard to tell how many were there because they wanted to be, because they knew what the event was going to be before they got there, but i would just note, too, that where does this happening? moscow is also a place that shows how divided russia is right now. theres a lot of support within russi...

Social media. you know, you can be one person with a megaphone and be louder than 300 people, and that is the danger because some of the people in the united states are buying that, and we certainly see the people of russia with negative and outright lies in the propaganda buying that as well as weve seen from the stadium where there were actors bussed in, apparently, as well when vladimir putin -- howard: well, not necessarily actors, but people who were paid or pressuredded to be there. >> yes...

Found out. >> yeah, so this is information from one of the workers who is now not in the chernobyl nuclear plant, but kind of revealing what the situation is for the workers who are there. so they are surrounded by armed russian troops who kind of do perimeter runs and these people who are basically making sure that this nuclear power plant remains safe and functional, therefore preventing a nuclear disaster, have been having to work 24 hoyer shifts with just a 30 minute break. and once they are...

Interesting when you talk about that. republicans going all the way back to nixon, telling people resentful of the future they dont want the next black family moving into the neighborhood. theyre resentful of the idea that their kids have to go to school, either be bussed out or kids be bussed in, thats not a new thing. donald trump has just taken, you know, the sheet off of it. he says it very clearly. but what you just talked about, i do think about w.b. dubois because hes somebody who is not ...