Thank you and welcome from my side as well. Who attended my presentation at the multimedia mini-conference two days ago? Just want to know how big the overlap is. It's a few people. OK, all of you, you can go again for the book, yes. So what we're doing today, and I say that up front, so you can all be prepared and think about something. At the end of this talk, I'm giving away one copy of my book that I spent the last nine months writing. And John knows how many headaches it produced and stuff, but it's got some pretty cool examples in it. It's basically sort of a book of recipes of stuff, what to do with HTML5 video. And it's sort of what I'm talking about today. I'm showing off some of the examples. Not everything is going to be too long otherwise. Some of the examples here. And what I want you to do, if you're interested in getting a copy of this book for free today, and I can sign it as well if you want to, what I want you to do is think about an application that you might want to write that includes HTML5 or some really tricky problem that you're thinking about or something, or participate really intensively during my presentation with questions but don't stop me too much because I've got 40 slides to get through. So yeah, at the end, I'll just on the spur decide who gets the book based on how you interact. All right, thank you very much. We're talking about, well, the latest and coolest in HTML5 media. That title is only topped by the more dorky one of definitive guide to HTML5 video. But what's really about is, what I browse up to these days and it's really, really exciting what they do in multimedia. I've been in multimedia for 15 years. I've seen stuff come and go, but this is what has excited me the most. So I hope you get as excited about it as I am. Let's get into it. One of the most important websites that I keep getting back to, I want to tell you right up front. It's called caniuse.com. It's about all the HTML5 features in the different browsers and it tells you what features are supported in which browsers, which is really important if you're authoring something on a website and you want to know what browsers are up to, which level of implementation of HTML5. And when I say HTML5, I actually mean a little bit more than just the HTML5 markup. I include into this HTML5 password everything that people include into a HTML5 platform, which is CSS3, all the JavaScript APIs, which is web workers and all sorts of web sockets and all sorts of other things that sort of form around this whole platform. Three things I want to talk about today, video manipulation, audio manipulation and media accessibility. The last two will get a bit short. My talk on Monday at the multimedia mini-con had a focus on audio manipulation. Therefore, I'm going to do it very briefly here today. Video manipulation will be the biggest focus and we'll talk a little bit about accessibility at the end. So HTML5 is a new audio and a new video tag, HTML5 media, but it's not just that really. It's a combination of technologies. And this is the table of contents of my book. And you can see I've got CSS3 here, JavaScript media and SVG, media and Canvas, media and web workers, the audio API, the two different versions that exist and media accessibility and internationalization and finally, audio and video devices. Of all those chapters, the first four are pretty solid. The technology behind it is pretty solid and pretty solidly implemented in all the browsers. The middle three, SVG, Canvas and web workers, exist in browsers but there are diverging levels of implementation. And the last two, audio API and accessibility or last three and the device API basically don't exist yet. There only exist the specifications and no implementations yet, but it is happening. And I'm pretty sure that within a year, we can talk about all these things much more concretely, which also means that this book is actually out of date by the time you're getting it because things are happening all the time, which is why I've set up a website and it's my intention to post to the website. It's html5videoguide.net to post to the website all the new things that are happening around html5audio and video. So hopefully in about a year, I will probably need to do an update of the book maybe in two years, who knows. We'll see. So focus on the video element and video manipulation at first. This is a fairly innocent video element. It's not much happening around it. It's just a video element with controls, a poster image because normally videos that start from the beginning and the first frame is normally shown as the representative image of the video is often black. So not much information. So people tend to pick an image in the middle of the video, take a screenshot and place that in as a poster image. Now poster in this context doesn't actually mean movie post, not as you know it from old type cinema. It just means it's a representative image. We've got a width on this one just to make it a bit scaled a bit down and we've got three source elements inside this video to be able to satisfy the different browsers that still haven't decided on a common baseline codec that every browser will implement. So as long as that's the case, we will at least have to use two source elements in order to satisfy the browsers. It's either a combination of MPEG-4 and WebM or MPEG-4 and Oc that you will have to use. I would suggest for anyone setting up a new website, use WebM. It will be a lot better looked after in the future. Oc is sort of in transition. It still has more tools available than WebM but that is constantly changing and hopefully we will eventually get a common baseline codec. Well, I was actually lying. That last page wasn't just a video element. You can see the rounded corners. That's not the video element. The video element with a little bit of CSS just to make it look a bit nicer and that's the CSS that I threw on here. Rounded corners, border radius is the CSS3 feature so we're quite happy to have that around now don't have to do any tricky things anymore to get rounded corners and I just threw a nice little border on it. Oh, while we're at CSS3, let's look at some other nice things we can do with CSS3 and the video element. For example, here, as I'm asked over, I get some transitions and the video comes closer to me, gets a black background. That's done. So on the hover effect here, we specify the video styling as it is normally and we have a video hover styling section as well and then we have a section that explains the transition between the two states and that transition property and duration and timing function, that's something new in CSS3. For simplicity, just use the standard properties here. Unfortunately, none of the browsers actually use these standard properties yet. They all use them with their own prefixes, dashMOS, dashO for opera, and so on and so forth, dashWebKit. So if you want to use that, make sure to put all of these copies of this in your style sheet. But it does work in all of the browsers. It's a pretty cool, nice little effect. And here I use a little bit more cool CSS3 stuff. I've actually put a bit of transformations in here. The transformations make it possible for the elements to be rotated. So here, for example, SIMO is over it. And not only does it get larger, it also rotates and gets into a state of well, me wanting to play it because it's picked up out of this pile of phones that I've sort of thrown down. So you can do cool things like this now. So this is CSS3 in use with a little bit of video. Okay, there is something else I want to show you. But it's not possible in Firefox, which is the browser that I'm currently using to demonstrate this. It can only be done in Safari. So let's swap over to Safari with CSS. Stop it. Anyone who's had some experience on the early Amigas, I think that was already possible to define something like a cube and throw videos on the side. We can now do that in a web browser. So that's what we're doing here. We've got a cube and I've put that cube with a bit of transitions and so on so it can move in 3D. And as we mouse over, it stops and I can watch the video or I can decide. I don't want to watch this video anymore. Let it turn a bit more and watch a different video. So I think this is some pretty cool stuff that's in the works, only implemented in Safari this far, not even Google Chrome. So I hope we'll see stuff like that in the future a lot more, because it's cool. All right, enough coolness. And enough CSS3. Let's move on. Everything I've done this far was done without JavaScript. Anyone who's a web developer will goggle. Wow, 3D stuff. And no JavaScript at all, just CSS3. Excellent, so much easier. But of course we also have a JavaScript API. And I'm explaining this JavaScript API with the page here that I've copied from Philippe Léguerre, who is from W3C, who's put this nicely together. I didn't think I needed to re-implement that. He's done such a nice job. What you can do is you can just call functions like play, and pause, and load to manipulate the video that you're using, the video resource. So with load you could load into the same video element in the same position, a new video resource, and that way you could dynamically create, for example, a playlist. Play and pause, let you stop and play. The thing of course. These are the functions to interact with the video. Then we've got all of these functions and all of the stuff that's happening on the video element actually throws some events. Here are the events that can be thrown. So for example, if you seek, am I seeking anywhere? Yes, this is a seeking, when I go current time plus one. Then that's seeking, so then I've just seeked, you'll see the seeked thing increase as I press this button. It's still seeking, although it's at the end. You can catch all of these events and do something as they happen. And we've got the media properties, which is what I've interacted with here. We can, for example, set the current time to a certain position or seek backwards just by setting the current time. And you'll see that the property is done here change. You can change them directly in your JavaScript, basically this way. So you can interact with video.currentSource. You can set it to a new source. You can interact with, and you can catch all of these events. Easy enough. So here is something I've done with all this stuff. I've free skinned a player. This is a player that has a lot bigger buttons, obviously more useful for the older generation, which can't see so well anymore, or anyone who likes big buttons. I liked it. Give me all right. So I just wanted to introduce you to W3C, and to do so I have some exciting information. W3C has been acquired by Twitter. There's more to it.  I don't think I've... Oh, it's probably published as part of the little videos that I've published yesterday on Monday, also on the slides from Multimedia Minicon. So if you go to my slides on the Multimedia Minicon, they're linked. Sorry. You're just gonna have to bear it. My slides are on John Server, and he's complained that I'm pulling more than 20 megabit per second right now, so don't worry about it. So it's up there. But what you can do here nicely, these buttons I've defined through images and CSS and so on, and I've put the JavaScript, I've used the JavaScript behind it to interact with the video. So I can also change the loudness. Come on, I can. Give me all right. So I just wanted to introduce you to W3C. Whatever. Okay, just with the buttons. So I can turn it off. The sound, turn it on. Have it play more quietly and louder and so on. This is also taken from somebody else's design, so. It's a very nice little player for making it a bit more accessible. So now we move on to looking at video and SVG. And the SVG chapter, I must admit, was the hardest to write of the whole book, simply because SVG implementations are just not uniform across all the browsers. But there's some cool things you can do with videos. Once videos have become actual, once SVG has actually become inline and part of HTML properly, you can do things like these little things here where you can use the SVG filters and throw them on video elements and get cool effects like these. The hat's small as everything is small. I'll turn off the sound because it's just annoying. But you can do filters like this blue filter or this canvas type filter, the blurring here with the lines or here's something like a border recognition or something like that. So there's lots of things you can do with these things. I've got all of these examples up on HTML5videoguides.net. So if you wanna look at the source, do it there. They're basically SVG filters and applied through CSS to the video elements. So it's actually a really nice and simple way to use it. Only works in Firefox 4. So now we're getting to something a bit more useful for actually manipulating video and that's the interface between video and canvas. Canvas is a lot more standardized across the browsers. Some little edges that we can avoid. But in general, we can actually do something with video in the canvas. Here, for example, we're grabbing the frame, just the video frame and throwing it into a canvas and displaying it in a canvas. And the way we're doing this is as the, so we obviously define a video element, a canvas element, as the video is playing, we catch the time update event. The time update event gives us an interrupt in frequent and in regular times while the video is playing. At the moment, it's about 100 milliseconds between each time update event. Every browser had their own distances there. At the moment, it sort of seems to standardize at around 100 milliseconds. So at that time update, we are calling this paint frame function. And all we do is we pull, we draw an image from the video element. It's as simple as that. We pull an image from the video element and we throw it into the canvas. Done. If that time update event isn't fast enough for us, so every 100 milliseconds is sort of a sensible thing to do if you want to do something in the canvas that doesn't look like a video, that actually looks a bit like individual images. You could do, for example, face recognition or something like that. At that time distance. If you want something that's a lot more real time, that looks a lot more like a video as well, you actually have to do that by catching the play event, which is thrown a lot more off, which is thrown at the beginning when you hit the play button. And then as you do that, you set a time out. And to do it as fast as possible, you set it to zero, which is probably not that sensible on a normal web page. You probably want to give it a certain, you don't want to throw it more often than your video frames, for example. But you can set it to zero and then paint the frame in that time. So you call your function over and over again. And when you do that, you actually get the video basically mirrored in the canvas by just repainting image by image, which is what this thing does. Note that when it reaches the end and I press the play button again, there's no play event thrown. That's because in theory, the video doesn't end at the end. It's still sitting there waiting for more data to come. So if I hit the play button again and it revines, it doesn't actually throw another play event. It's a standard discussion and we haven't really come to a better solution than that. But so you might need to also catch, if you're ended, if the video is ended, then you actually, and it's playing again, then you want to actually throw, go back into the routine as well. So that's what comes out. All right. Please do interrupt me with any questions you have. It is a big audience, a big room, but I will try to repeat what you're saying and then we can all share it. All right. Another thing that you can do with the video element, now that we have the images in the canvas, we can actually get the image data, the individual pixels. And we get the individual pixels by taking the video, what's painted into the canvas and then we have it through get image data in the frame and then we can loop over the image data, frame data length and then we can do cool things like what we're doing here. We're using the average color of the pixels in the video to change the ambient frame around the video. It's pretty cool. So this is just a CSS color change here. We can also do things, now that we have access to the individual pixels, we can actually manipulate the pixels and determine which pixels we want to display and which we don't. In this instance, what I'm doing is I'm just taking, putting a threshold over the pixel color and I'm just taking those pixels. Play event. I'm just taking those pixels that are above a certain threshold. So basically the white ones and I'm painting those into this other canvas and this other canvas has a picture in it already. So this way you can do blue screen type effects. You can put that in front of a different background. It's not difficult to do. It's basically the same as before. We just create an output image where we throw the big image. Then we loop over the pixels of our input image which is the frame from the video.  So above 200 roughly is white or it's very bright and so we paint those pixels and we don't paint the others. Easy as that. While we're doing pretty nice little things, you can do similar things with a reflection. Here what we do is we take the image, we move it 160 pixels down which is below the video. So we basically do a copy of the image and then we turn it around, we scale it, flip it and as we flipped it, it's now a mirror image and then all we need to do is put a gradient which is this thing put a gradient over this mirrored image and this way we have a reflection. That's actually the only sane way I found to do reflections. All of the other ways you can try to do reflections in CSS but then you have two video elements and it's almost impossible to keep two video elements in sync with each other when they're trying to be a reflection. Here we only deal with one video so it's really the only possible way to do reflection sensibly. Here we're getting into something a little bit more CPU-intensive. What we're doing is face detection but the way we're doing it is essentially the same as just before we're identifying those pixels that have a certain color combination and in the literature I found this formula which says pixels of this color tend to be face color which as you will see because the blue, the ones that I've painted in this blue are the pixels that it identifies. Sometimes works and sometimes goes horribly wrong. But I've just taken that as a simple approach. It's the simplest way to identify face color that you can improve that algorithm 20-fold if you put a bit more effort behind it. So here it, here's a bit behind because I'm taking the time update event and so it's jumping a little bit. And then maybe I need to find a picture where it's actually a face. Then what we do or what I do is I find these groups of pixels that are all blue or face color. I find the largest block and I find the boundaries around that block and that's what I identify as a region where there's potentially a face. Now I've thrown all of this calculation into, oh thank you, we're running out of time, into a web worker which is basically a thread that works in parallel to my main page. That means that my main video up here can continue to play smoothless, smooth without interruption while this web worker is calculating the face region and so on because that's quite intensive but it shouldn't stop the main page from displaying the video properly or doing any other things for that matter of fact. So that's how we use web workers. So another cool thing that's possible with HTML5 is something, it's a little bit of an experiment that I want to do with you today. I've set up a Node.js server on this laptop at that address and if you go there, you should be able to watch a video in a shared fashion, oops, sorry. I've got it here. So if you're loading that, it might fail with this many people, I don't know. I found a bug before and just fixed it so hopefully it's gonna work but if people go to this page and don't do anything yet with the video, when I click the play button, it should play on everyone else's laptop as well. It's not currently doing that though because I can see it's not sending any. Ah, yeah, there you go. Play requests are being sent. It's a few people, are people seeing it? Is it playing? If I press pause then it's paused. If I seek, it fails. No, it works. How cool is that? We can share video. Could now be in Germany and we could watch this video together at the same speed. How cool is that? And then of course put an IRC channel next to it and talk about it and stuff. Somebody wants to write that application that would actually be a really, really good candidate for the book. Just as a side idea. All right, let's get back. Just some nice ideas. I'm really trying to kick your imagination here with all these examples that I'm bringing so you can come up with some ideas on something, some good new video application that you might want to write on the web. So seeing as we have only five minutes, I'm just going through the rest very quickly. I was told before I can go over time a little bit. Yeah, okay. Same thing with the audio element. Audio element in essence is fairly boring and innocent. But if we take Firefox 4 and we use the audio API, we can do very nice things as I've shown off on Monday. Come on, let's just run this for a bit. So this is not an example that I coded up. This is an example that the Mozilla developers did and it's very cool because you can get access to the raw audio samples. And you can display them as a waveform and you can filter them. This is all happening in the web browser, remember. It's very cool. Or you can display the Fourier transform and even visualize it somehow or do a beat detection. And now comes the cracker. We can combine this with some 3D stuff. I have a lot more really cool demos of this. So go and check out their work. That's the guys who've done it. It's really awesome. I just have no words. It's awesome. So let's go back to our presentation. This is linked from my presentation and eventually my presentation will be online somewhere as well. Right now, we're just gonna leave it there. I want to show you, so these are the key elements to doing what I've just shown you, the audio stuff. All you need to do is you need to get a, there's an extra event listener that Mozilla have introduced. It's called Mozilla Audio Available. So as soon as the audio samples are available, this thing will throw and then you can pick up the audio samples from the frame buffer. So it's actually quite simple and then you can do all sorts of things you want with it. You can also generate sound. And here we've got just, we're just generating a 440 hertz light, which you can obviously hear as sound and what you need to do is you need to just create a audio element in JavaScript and throw some samples at it. The samples are basically the same as the frame buffer before. So this is very cool and it's one of the contenders towards an audio API at the W3C. You're gonna have to give me a few more minutes. Yeah. And so there's an alternative implementation as well. An alternative proposal for a audio API. And this is implemented as a demo in Safari and in WebKit. And you can do similar cool things there, but the Mozilla API is defined on samples.  Whereas this thing is defined on filter graphs. So it's more like a G streamer thing where you put one filter after the other. But it depends on how you want to do your audio presentation. I actually think both APIs are useful and they should make both APIs available. But we'll see what the working group comes up with. Here, for example, this is just a simple drum machine written with this other API. And you can do all sorts of other cool things there. I'll leave that to you to play with. I've put, you're gonna have to install a special version of Safari on your Mac. I want somebody else's Mac. That's the only place where it's currently possible to run, unfortunately. That's because the key person developing this works at Google but came from Apple. So, yeah. Where is my browser gone? Here. So two minutes on media accessibility. We're currently focusing on getting captions and subtitles and audio descriptions working, basically. And we want to do that both as external text files and as in-band content. In-band means as part of the media file we get captions or we get audio descriptions on there. So, three key specifications for the external text file and for the in-band content have been made. Web VTT is the latest. It used to be called Web SRT. It's a new file format. It's a bit like SRT but it does a bit more things which is why we gave it a new name. We've also created a track element to put that into the video element and the audio element and we can, well, mostly actually the video element to put that together and in markup so we can actually reference the VTT file from our HTML page. And all of that has a JavaScript API. It's called the text track. Web VTT file looks like that. It's got a Web VTT identifier at the beginning. We're still discussing whether we should drop that file thing. Web VTT would be sufficient in our eyes. But it looks, other than that, it basically looks a bit like a Web SRT file. And then we expect something like this to be happening where we can have chapters and we can have subtitles and we can then have them play. Play while we're watching a video and read them out and without having to code anything in addition in JavaScript. So now this is a JavaScript implementation of the whole thing, so that's just a first step towards solving this problem. The next thing we want to do is obviously get the browser vendors to implement it natively into the browsers. There's also some formatting on Web VTT that is possible. So here, for example, the alignment, the directionality, the blind positioning and the positioning on the video can be controlled. It's particularly important for internationalization and also to avoid things that are shown on screen so we don't overlap interesting information on screen. And we can also do Karaoke style paint on subtitles with these timing things in the middle of the queues. We call them queues. And you can then have them appear one after the other. Just a quick view of the track element. This is what it looks like. We throw the track element into the video. We can give it a kind so we can tell it whether it's subtitles, captions, descriptions, chapters and metadata. The browser will do different things depending on what kind of track we have. And it will make a menu available with English, French, German on this one for the subtitles, just as I showed before. This is just a quick view of the text track API so you can also look at these things from JavaScript and you can manipulate it from JavaScript, activated, deactivated and so on. And as a final thing, we've also got styling, a suit element for styling the individual queues so we can throw CSS in our browser onto the web VTT queues and make them styled in the way that we want them. All right, so web VTT format improvements, JavaScript implementation, that's what's happening right now in the standard spotty and we're hoping that the vendors will implement this so we can get it out as quickly as possible. So we're getting to the end of this and we should probably start with the questions before we give away the book. So who's got something to, some questions to ask, some proposals to make, things they want to do with HTML5, go ahead. So my first question is, is your presentation just like a CSS style sheet over some elements or are you using some sort of tool or what? I'll show you my presentation. What is the magic behind it? Oops, that's my presentation. It's one index file, it's got all this stuff in it. And I stole this setup, where is it? Slides.javascript from somebody else. But it's really cool, which is why I'm using it all the time. And of course, in order to do all these demos, I need to run in the browser anyway, so it's all in the browser natively. Yeah, that's really nice. My kind of second question is I haven't, I don't really follow the working group standards, mailing lists or anything, but was there any sort of reaction when Google dropped H.264, MP4 support from Chrome? I know a lot of people were. The working group, so privately or on the IRC channel of the working group, a few people went yay. This is a good move towards an open format. But in general, people just ignored it because it doesn't make any difference to the standards work. As long as we can't, all browsers agree on a baseline coding, it doesn't make a difference. I actually am very surprised about all the outcry that happened because... Firefox never supported it. For a web development, it makes no difference whatsoever. Firefox and Opera never supported it. So you had to support two formats forever anyway, so I don't know. I should preface to say this, that I think we're about their new site who's using OGG and H.264 with the video element of production in Australia. No, no, we've run it for the last six months now. I think they're the only public website in Australia, the National Gallery of Victoria. How are you faring? Reasonably well. The hardest thing was to convince our AV people to create both the OGG Theoras and the H.264 because they had these nice GUI for H.264 and they had to convince them to... Well, now they're using Firefox and they're all fine, but the hardest thing was we had to write our own custom JavaScript playlist, play app that would support both 264 and OGG depending on which browser you're in. So we write our own because there was none out there at the time. Well, hopefully in the future you're going to have to do only WebM somewhere in the future, but we'll see. Sorry, but my question was about WebGL. Like, do you know, is there much work between the WebGL, the people working on WebGL and the W3C standard groups because WebGL's in a separate Kronos area like about making them compatible so you could put video elements into when you're rendering WebGL content like other two talking to each other? I know it's being talked about, but I don't actually know whether we've gone down that track yet. I think it's more about getting the video element stable right now, making sure that all browsers react in exactly the same way to all of the queues and so on, all of the events. So I don't think we've gone down that track yet. Next one. Your demonstration of the video sharing. Yes. And you're mentioning all the devices stuff which is not yet implemented. Made me wonder, in the future, is it going to be really easy to share your desktop using your browser with, say, a remote IT support person? Yeah, I think it's... With WebSockets and so on, I think we're actually going to have a possibility to do that. You have an answer to that? No, I have a question. I don't actually know enough about this, but I think that we're moving towards that. Did you have an answer? It's been done already. Ready, there is a GTK library which allows you to use direct thing to that. That's right, I've seen it. It's been done, but it's been done server-side somehow, I think. I don't exactly know how it works, but you should check it out, it's really cool. And it's really clunky to use. We have time for one more question. Well, come to me afterwards. HTML5 standard, are they going to allow the audio API to grab audio from mic and the live device on the system? Yes, that's what the audio device element is all about. So there's a device element, which I also describe in here. The only implementation we have of that right now is the proprietary Ericsson one, I think. And they've made a video of it, which is on YouTube. That's as much as we know about it. It's built on a WebKit branch, and it looks really awesome. Like, they interact with the camera and the microphone through the web browser and send that to somebody else, and they can do Skype-like stuff through the web browser alone, nothing else. It's very cool, once that's all packed, we're still specifying that. And it's all implemented, it'll be cool. But one big thing about the device element which I want to mention is that it's actually putting a lot of pressure right now on browser vendors to come to terms with the baseline codec because you can't do a video conference between somebody using Safari and somebody using Firefox unless you have a common codec. So this is actually a very big question right now, how are we going to solve that? So it's an interesting development right now. Sorry, you were? This was being streamed to one of the other rooms using the testing on-site. Were you streaming? You're being streamed on the camera up here. I think that's being streamed in AUK as far as I know, not in HTML5, being streamed in AUK Zura, so yeah, it's available through the HTML5 video element. Ah, that's cool. We've got a side room, that's way cool. All right, well, I'd say with the book, come to me and talk to me about stuff. I think we've run out of time and I'll give it to one of you who comes here. Thank you very much. So.


Hello and let's talk about the case of 57 girls testing positive for COVID-19 in a shelter home in Kanpur. Five of these girls are pregnant and one is HIV positive. The news came to light over the weekend and has caused outrage both in the state and across the country. The National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to the authorities concerned. Media reports say that the shelter home was overcrowded, raising questions of how proper health and safety measures could have been enacted in such facilities. We talked to journalist Sarab Sharma on this issue. Thank you so much Sarab for talking to us. So could we first start by talking a bit about what the situation on the ground is especially after the news has broken out. Has the government taken any measures because we do know that various state bodies have written to the government. They've taken notice of this issue. They demand an explanation. So right now is the government taking any steps on this regard? Yes. Yes. The government has started working on this as soon as the news broke that 57 inmates out of 471. So let me make it clear that the shelter home was already overcrowded. And after 57 of the inmates including seven pregnant whose case were under trial in the POCSO Act protection of children from sexual offense. So right now the shelter home has been sealed by the government. All of the infected girls were inmates have been sent to the hospitals and today I got to know from the official sources in Kanpur that one of the girl infected girls has been shifted to an L1 category hospital and others are quarantined and at the hospitals. Now the DM has also ordered the CWC to bring in all the papers. They are doing the scooting of the papers and this is actually what is happening on the ground right now. There has been an outrage politically opposition have demanded that there should be a probe that many people including politicians like Akhilesh Yadav who was the former chief minister of Puttapatesh, Priyanka Gandhi and others. They have suspected that there could be a Muzaffarpur kind of angle into this. But as of now what I could see and verify independently, I don't see any that kind of angle. But things are in pipeline you know the investigation is on by the administration and other bodies. So we can't draw any conclusion at all. Right, absolutely. And how is this a general reflection of the way or is this at all a general reflection of the way the disease has been handled in the state because this was clearly building up for over some time. I don't think so that this could be a reflection but yes it shows laxity on the side of the government. The government was saying rather I would say it was bragging that they have made good arrangements at the shelter home. They have given screening thermometers, had made them available sanitize and other stuff. But the question remains that how did these inmates got the infection. I was told by the district probation officer that the infection is a case of local transmission and anyone of the infected 57 inmates could have transmitted it while going to the hospital or coming back from that. But the question is like why were these inmates not screened when they returned from the hospital or from the other places they have visited to. So yes I would like change my statement yes this could be a reflection of how the state is handling this COVID-19 crisis. Absolutely. And could you talk a bit about the general situation of the disease in Kanpur itself? Kanpur is the second worst affected district in Uttar Pradesh after Noida. Kanpur is more than 400 cases and every day we can see more than 10, 20, 30 people are getting infected due to it. So the local transmission is actually happening. Maybe the government will not accept it but yes it is happening and there is a need to bring in some special strategy for districts like Kanpur, Meerut and Noida. Otherwise you know what is going to be and what impact it will make is that the healthcare sector is already on the ventilators in Uttar Pradesh and due to that non-COVID patients will also suffer. And in this context has there been any so as far as the government is concerned regarding its COVID-19 strategy has there been any sort of clarity on what are the key steps that are being taken as far as public receiving this information is concerned? See the government is not making any of such information public. The officers do not talk on phone they hardly reply but the press notes which we receive they say we have formed these number of quarantine centers in these districts these number of people have been sent to institutional quarantine and we have like given these much of thermometers on other things nothing has been done on expertise level. Could you explain a bit more what you mean by expertise level? Expertise level like they made a strategy in Agra to contain the cases the Agra model was even applauded by the leaders nationally and there was they stopped the containment of virus the contraction of virus in the areas and this situation was brought under control in time it took some time but it was brought under control but in place in even in Naudal so that district magistrates was shunted and Suha Selvi was made the DM then the borders were logged and a lot of measures were taken but in Kanpur I don't think so any of these things are happening people are easily moving even from the containment zone I was in Kanpur a day before and I saw how easily the people were moving. Absolutely. Sweet. Thank you so much for talking to us. Thank you. Thank you sir. In our second segment we bring you a part of an interview with Crade Unionist Jammu Anand on the occasion of the UN public service day which is on June 23rd that's today he talks about the significance of this day and the demands of unions in relation to it. Yes, could I start by asking about the importance of this day itself in the context you're working in in the Indian context so what is the relevance of this day? I think after this lockdown has been clamped and the way the health sector has been exposed so somehow I think it is a coincidence also that somehow the society at large is now looking at the public services and the importance of public services and being today is the international public services day it is of paramount importance not only for the trade unions not only for the workers who are engaged in the public services but society at large because the crippling public services is a net reflection implication of the new globalized policies the government of India pursuing and persuaded since 1992 and because the whole sector as a public service sector which has been abandoned by the governments and today the reflection of the manifestation of negligence of public sector in the health sector is concerned that is being seen because of the COVID-19. Absolutely, right and in this context what are the key demands that unions are making especially because like you said COVID-19 has exposed a lot of fault lines in society so we do see that while public sector public service employees are seen as very important often they're not paid well many of them work in very poor conditions many of them are not even given the status of formal employees so what are the key demands that for instance your union or your sector is making to governments both at the central and state level? Unfortunately before I come on that just quickly I will try to map up you see the local bodies of this country is one institution which is mandated constitutionally to provide public services whether it is education whether it is health whether it is waste disposal whether it is water whether it is transport unfortunately after 2005 we see systematically one after another public services of the local bodies have been privatized other than local bodies of course the electricity is one which is a public service that has also been not entirely privatized but dismantled and now the new bill with the government want to pass and the government is very much hurry so whatever little left in electricity that is also going to help now the city in which I come it is a laboratory for privatization of public services my local body as on date not a single public service is being owned by the local body everything has been either outsourced went into PPP model or privatized so the net reflection is everything has collapsed looking at the covid-19 because of this corona virus our public health system has come to the center stage of this country people at large are looking at these status the health the condition of public health system so it is very glaring it is very shameless situation we as the union since long back we're demanding to invest in public sector services we were the unions demanded demanding for improving the public service we were the union claiming that public institutions are capable institution to provide more qualitative effective people friendly public services no other public institution can do justice as far as public services concern but new globalization policies persuaded by one after another government which came into power have sold these public services sector have opened up these public service sector for the private place and today what is happening profit is being made supreme profit is being put forward then the concern of the people that's all we have in this episode let's talk we'll be back tomorrow with the latest news developments of the day until then keep watching news click


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaskiescasebreaks.com. Just sold out our last sell-out pack, break number 23 of 1920 Panini Mosaic sell-out, to unlock Pikachu number 6 of NT and these are the last three random number block spots We're giving away that unlocks NT basketball. So again, the way this works guys is that we're going to randomize because we're names and teams Distributing the hits out of this one pack sell-out Remember no veteran base cart ship. And then of course at the end of the break in a separate dice roller randomizer We're gonna randomize all 30 customer names customer names only and top three at one two and three in the randomizer get a spot each in the $550 14 team random number block So let's do the break first and again guys. I don't know. It's cool to think I guess we've been doing too many randomizes here We're round our we haven't replenished in a little bit since I did a couple months ago So I guess it finally just ended or it ran out. So I replenish it today It usually takes up to eight hours to process. So I think by tomorrow should be replenished and won't have more than enough That we can use the dice was a randomizer around the orc for the next couple months So but for now, I've got to use psychic science for the rest of the night So again works just like round Org is just that it doesn't tell you how many times it randomized this you kind of just got to listen to the sound of my voice And when I click on the randomized button right there, so I'm gonna use the real dice for this role So let's do that really quick And see how many times I'm gonna randomize it right here six And a five for eleven times Love and times. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight nine Ten and eleven So there you go.  So I'm just gonna keep it as is trade window closed And let's just print and rip All right, so let's do the break first and again I'll use physical dice and we'll randomize customer names again and top through get a spot into that random number block None NBA debut Tarion Prince got game Lucas Samman Murray he'll be way All right, so there you go Good luck guys last three round of number block spots being given away here Remember top three at the end of the randomizer gets a spot each in the round lower block. Let's throw the dice again And wow, it's a six and a five again for 11 times Yes, I did Kevin. It's it's uploaded in the video somewhere. I think that was like the one of the first breaks I did today Honestly Think I did it right Yeah, it's right here All right, 11 times guys six and a five. Good luck top three get a spot in one two three four five six seven eight nine Ten and eleven boom eleven times Jonathan at number one and Ryan at number two After 11 times and there's a timestamp there at the bottom So congratulations Jonathan and Ryan you guys are now in the random number block break for the 14 teams in Pikachu number six Now coming up next is the random number block randomizer and them the break appreciate it


Presley and Priscilla Beaulieu did not bond over Can't Help Falling in Love. During Presley's time serving in Germany in the film, he meets his future wife, Priscilla Beaulieu, portrayed by Australian actress Olivia Dijon. The two sit in the bedroom and talk while Can't Help Falling in Love plays, performed by Casey Musgraves, and the scene ends with a kiss. There are a few things wrong with this part of the film, aside from the fact that Presley met Beaulieu when she was only 14 years old, much younger than how she's portrayed in the movie. There's no way the couple could have been listening to that song, especially that specific version. Can't Help Falling in Love was written for Presley's 1961 movie, Blue Hawaii, which came out two years after that scene takes place. Not to mention, the version they listened to was sung by Musgraves, who wasn't born until 1988.


I was like, it's going to be an interesting face on Facebook. Hi everyone. Hi. Oh, welcome to Greg and Allie Live here on YouTube and Facebook where we got a tippy toe around everything that's sensitive but this is it is.  What babe? Yeah, yeah, exactly. Hi Cynthia. How was your day? I got a new recliner chair that's going to be picked up tomorrow to replace the one you're in right now. Yeah, my mom bought it for me. Aw, thank you. I'm paying some towards it. Yeah, we know you're watching. So thank you, mom. Aw, this one is falling to bits. Is it? Yeah, but you get a lot of use out of it. It's like like my bed gets a lot of use. I work from there most of this. I'd be there right now. It wasn't yeah, I just. You could go from there though. You could you could do the show from there. I could. I forgot why I'm not. There's a good reason for it. I just don't remember it. Oh, it's well, it's not the back. It actually felt better on my back. Yeah, I think it's the microphone but I'm not even using the microphone right now. Oh, so I could do it from there. Oh, well, anyway. Yeah, so you got a chair. What else? How today? Today while yesterday was your really busy day. Mondays are super busy, right? Yeah, I did. Yeah, a few readings. I saw a lovely Maureen bless up and did a reading for Maureen. She's got it there. Yeah, everybody loves their readings from you. No, it's like you connect with their soul when you're doing the reading. You know, you can feel them. You can feel how they are as a person. So and she's a beautiful soul. Maureen. Yeah, lovely. So quick shout out to everyone that's joined us real quick. Cynthia Caldwell, first one in. Hello. And Cynthia, thank you for both of your donations that you made. Thank you. Go fund me, Paige. We cleared that up at the end of our last broadcast, so I never had a chance to actually say, okay, you are the same person. Hi to Lydia and Bon Kreg. Hi, Bon. Right? Yeah. L.A. looks gorgeous every night.  Big hair, always hot, always sexy, always gorgeous, always. I love you. Perpetually. I love you too. Hi to L.A. Love a girl. Thank you for joining us and Rosie. Hi, Rosie, joining us on YouTube. Hey, Rosie. Yes. Yes. This is this is why I'm a little bit flat today. A little bit not myself truly, but yeah, we're having to put a brave face on at the moment because the the visa waiver. A lot of people have been saying you don't need a visa. We know we don't need a visa for me to get to the UK for me to go for less than 90 days, but you do need to have an E S T A it's a waiver visa waiver form and they denied my or they did not authorize it. So yeah. Yeah. So the good news though is we we did a go find me so we can we can be anywhere just so we can be together and Allie and I really never took a honeymoon. So this is going to kind of be a honeymoon as well. A delayed late. We had a donation from someone anonymously for 1500 pounds and I basically brought us to our our goal. So if you're watching to that one person, thank you and I know who you are. Yeah, I'll be messaging you. Thank you so much and to everybody else as well and everyone else helped to reach that time. So, you know, we've got enough now to for Greg to well we just see how things go. I mean I'm trying to we're trying to pick countries that don't need any visa or nothing. Right. Right. So wow. Yeah, everyone that donated. You're so grateful. Thank you. Yeah. Bottom of our minds. Yeah. Hi to you. Hi to Angela who's joining us on Facebook. Hi Angela. Since Cynthia says my pleasure on both ends. Uh hi to Lydia sexy from the inside.  As beautiful as you are on the outside. You're even more beautiful on the inside. Thank you. It's so true. No. High to galactic fire t-shirts. Thank you for joining us. Hi Tracy. Hey. I think that catches. Yeah, so if we're looking forward to a holiday, we are. We're looking forward to a holiday get together. That would be nice. Yeah. Yeah. And if we pick somewhere like all inclusive, we haven't got any any worries about spending. Yeah. That we haven't got any worries about that. That's all paid for the food and things so. Yeah. And there's some options on the table that we're discussing and you know somebody offered us a hotel room in this tricky kind of situation. You could probably explain it better than I can. Yeah. A lovely lady has got some points, some business points and has offered for us to stay in either a Hilton or a Marriott. Hotel. Yeah. Hotel. And yeah. So thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for that person as well. So it's like it's just it's like not just the money that people are coming through. It's you know there's other people anonymously who's offered other things as well where we're not allowed to mention. But you know who you are and we are so grateful and so thankful to you as well. So such kindness really. I don't think Ramada or Marriott or Hilton have all inclusive. I think they're I think they're too posh for that. Well you never know. You never know. I mean you know maybe we can have another break or something. Who knows? You know? Let me see. Hang on.  Hi Jennifer. Hello. And Linda. Hello, Linda. Do they have some pot? We appreciate you. Not quite so posh. Yes, other options. Yeah. Hey, a bit of this and a bit of that. Hello. So you said the Hilton or what was the other one? Marriott. Oh Marriott. No, Marriott. Okay. Yes. Yeah, we're looking for more like the Walmart version of holiday. Holiday in. It's like they're all in close to the pool. We're happy. You don't. So I want to ask you guys.  What is your thing? Apart from laying on a beach and laying by the pool, what else do you like to do? I'd like to ask you guys. We'll put it out there for you. What do you like to do?  And sample their food and, you know, get to know the people. Yeah. So, yeah. And buy a little trinkets, presents for the grandkids and the children and my mum and things like that. You can't get in a hotel. That's what I like to do. What about you guys? What do you like to do? What do you like to do darling? I like just hanging out at the pool or the beach. You do that every day. It's yes to key. So each beach is different. There's a different energy to every beach. Yeah. Just I don't know. Just relaxing. That's it. Yeah. I'm very, very simple. Did you know that there's a Marriott Cancun all inclusive? Wow. Okay. Because obviously we think we'll pay for the all-inclusive bit. Does that make sense if we've just got the hotel or, you know, I don't know how it works until we talk to the lady a little bit more but, you know, we're very, very grateful. And the rating is fantastic. There's a couple of them. J.W. Marriott Cancun Resort and Spa. It's a nine out of ten ranking. But you see, if we go to Cancun, we're stuck in the hotel, aren't we? We can't go to markets and things like that. That's the only thing. So, I've a read about what other people like. Yeah. Hi, Lisa. Hi, Lisa. And to see you. Yeah. Yeah. We are looking forward to it. So, Jennifer likes hot tubs and jacuzzi. Yeah. Hot tubs and jacuzzi. Yeah. A bit of this and bit of that. So, sightseeing. Yeah. Hey, Giovanna. Is that right? I said that right. Giovanna. Giovanna. Giovanna. LA Love and Girl Likes to People Watch. Okay. I love local bookstores. Ah, okay. Yeah. I'm with you, Ellie, exactly. Yeah. I like to do that. A good safe area is first. Yes. Yes. Amanda. Hey, Amanda. Amanda is awake. Yay! We're all awake here, I think. Yeah. I hope so. I think so. Yeah. We are. Okay. So, love to hang out with the local people. Yeah. Cancun is on a tourist kind of strip. Okay. Yeah. It's a Kukul Khan boulevard and it's just like lots of lots of hotels and there's places to go in between but and then the main city is just right. It's on its own little island but the main city is just like right down the road where everyone goes shopping and it's yeah. It's completely safe. Oh, sorry. You do it. It's like Playa Del Carmen. You put that nowhere to have plenty of markets and there's music everywhere. That sounds sweet. Oh, nice. Yeah. Yes. Live music. Love live music as well. Yes. All right. Let me peek at that. Yes. That's what I like. Playa Del Carmen. I want to go to Mexico. I get I get bored you see. I do. I don't know about just sitting by the pool. I just I'll do it for a while. I have to get a book or as the barber says I want trees. Okay. So, that's your ideal holiday. Okay. Let's have a look at your ideal holiday destination. Where would your ideal holiday destination be? Okay. And you know what we're looking for and we're looking for suggestions. We're looking for all inclusive as well. But I want for them as well. Where they would go. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Well, I'm asking for suggestions as well. Yeah. Always like okay. Delisa gonna be so happy to be an alien Greg. Can you get to be a gift to a lover and a better fabrication? Yeah. I mean, how many how many months have we actually been in each other's company? I mean, I think it's only been. Is it three months? No. Yeah. Well, yeah, that's about it. Physically. Yeah. Physically. Obviously, we've got a strong relationship. Elsewhere. Otherwise, this wouldn't work. But yeah. So, we need this. We do. We do. We do need this. Yeah. So, Sarah answers. We're definitely love to check out historic sites. Okay. Yeah. Where was the best place you went on holiday? My favorites have been like what the cruise going on cruises to Mexico? Yeah. Most cruises to Mexico go to Cozumel, which is nice because from there you can go on. You can go on like Mayan pyramid tours and stuff like that. Yes. I also went on a cruise to Nassau in the Bahamas with my daughter. That's where I want to go Nassau because there is a Netflix thing. I think it's Netflix or Amazon where it's called Nassau. Black sales it's called. It's got pirates. Nassau. Okay. He's great. Well, that's where Britain I swam with the dolphins. That was kind of cool. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. That be so so beautiful. And these are wild dolphins are they? They're inside of a bay. Yeah. I don't know how they do it but yeah. If you love me if it's their choice isn't it? You know because then it's like they choose to come up and spend time with humans. Yeah. So, I don't see anything all inclusive in Nassau. Oh. So, that kind of rules that one out. Oh, hi Michelle. Hello. I feel like you guys should find a sacred site to check out somewhere the pyramids. I'm limited on on the walking side of things because I do need a walker to be able to walk about without too much pain even then it's very painful so I'm stuck a little bit but you know there are places that you can go um you know that don't have too many restrictions on it and I have to get it checked out first don't you?  Yeah. Greg's the best one at researching and finding out things. Yeah, I'd I'd be lost. Yeah. So, Linda, my brother assisted in law moved to the Keys in 2017 and my vacations have been visiting them. It's a win-win love beaches restaurants and Sun Sun. Yeah. That sounds wonderful, Linda. Cynthia. Oh, you two will have an amazing trip. We will. Do you know what? Just being together is is what we're looking for just being together. Everything else is a bonus. Yeah. When I had money um I would go on cruises and uh I went on because I went on so many at the time they would give me three cruises and I would take advantage of that and go wherever right now and uh I've been to the whole you know grand came in Casamel cruise so many times that I wouldn't even get off on certain ports because I don't know you've been there you know three four or five times and you've pretty much seen everything at some of these ports I'm like shit I'll just stay on the boat and I'd stay on the boat and I'd just be like me and some senior citizens since fellow senior citizens I should say um just hanging out by the pool that would be it but that was fine with me because I just wanted to relax that's it but I would go on or not Casamel because there's this one guy that I always talk with and you remembered me because of my long hair um but I always buy little trinkets from him or whatever you know little souvenirs from him every year and I always try to find I find places for silver rings and uh they have some pretty good deals there yeah that's when I could afford all that stuff what happened again it'll happen again it will it is I gotta address a few things that are going on in my life personally yeah once I address those things those certain people yes exactly yeah Jennifer says for me Cancun and Key West or Key West where's Key West Florida oh no I can't go no oh my god I can't believe that I was like craving to be at the drum circle and then you a video in the drum circle was like oh my god that's like a stab in my heart there's a guy from I had a guy from onyanta where I'm originally from um messaged me on facebook and I wasn't able to message back for some reason it just gave me the options of decline or block and I'm thinking well shit I don't want to do either of those so I went I went down there because he was in in the area and said he was going to the drum circle he didn't send me a friend request this was in my other folder on facebook so I went there and that's like one of the first things I said on that video it's like hey Charlie I'm here at the drum circle you know blah blah blah but I never ran into him but Jody was there Abatello she has a picture of me doing a live video and I'm thinking Jody why didn't why didn't you say hey Greg I didn't I didn't see her there but she saw me she could I love Jody I love Jody Jody's Jody so lovely yep yeah yeah yeah she took under the video that I took she posted those pictures so yeah of course I had it go ahead you go you go you know that meeting that you go into tomorrow maybe take a t-shirt you want to guess the size yeah okay what I'd go with about yeah but our sizes in UK is different to yours small medium large medium I'd go with medium to be on the safe side okay just an idea what was you gonna say love yeah so I did a video on Sunday of the drum circle and then yesterday I called you up from the beach and yesterday was the day that you're supposed to be there I've got a beach meetup on the 18th for anyone that's going to be in the area at the main beach behind the green lifeguard tower I think it's 948 beach road siesta key Florida so if you want to join me there I'll be there and Ali will be there in spirit I'm going to try to do some live streaming as well what I need to do is get a battery like a super battery that I can plug into this thing and it would do a three hour whatever you know do they sell them yeah I've got this extra thingy it's the size of this it's the size of that and it's just a battery pack and it all it charges up fully about two or three phones okay charges them can you just I wonder what I'm looking for is something that I can just look into my iphone and it'll run off of that battery for like two three hours I have seen something like that do they sell do they sell them though I don't know yeah I've just got this I mean you know you could just put it up like that you know so it doesn't not but it is bulky yeah yeah yeah that's uh to make that well we've got some other ones here well wait would we leave off right there okay yeah so uh valley indonesia wow that's a that's a long way away for from and I'm thinking wow what would the flight cost to go to valley or indonesia from the United States that would be a lot probably fifteen eighteen hundred dollars at least wow highland and the expensive yeah Michelle says I would love an all inclusive trip to me mexico or a cruise yeah I do I love Mexico it's a great place Jamaica don't like all inclusive like have my own little kitchen condo style apartment yeah what do you look for sacred sights and good music all right yeah Lisa my daughter went to Puerto Rico says Tracy and she loved it I'm not certain I would go but she went twice ellie can't go because that's an American it's yes she'd have to have an etsa visa I'm on the most wanted list for America para me yeah yeah when I business such a dangerous person I said I've been to San Miguel de Alonbe I'm sorry if I'm butchering the crap out of that town Cabo San Lucas was great too I went there for Sammy Hagar's like 67th birthday bash in like 2015 that was fun thank you for all these suggestions and you know let us know where you've been Yucatán Tahiti swim with the whales and be interesting Acapulco would be a good idea I love that too I heard there's a lot of American citizens that are living in Acapulco now I wouldn't know where whereabouts that is in the world I was in Arizona for a vacation you're going to love it but it was real expensive to stay I heard that Sedona's like gotten super expensive Hi Vera thank you for joining us Hey Vera and thank you as well Vera we appreciate you lots okay thank you Sarah hot tip google accessible travel cancun or any name in the other city to find fun things to do yeah that's a great tip thank you I mean if you were going to go for say a week I would just like one trip out just to me just just one um but if it's you know wouldn't want more than that ah yes please hit the like button guys it really does mean a lot to us thank you Tracy thank you she always does that she always reminds people so we're not so great at that are we some people some YouTubers they come on and say you know straight away hit the like button and subscribe no raho and where's no raho no raho we have we have Mark um yeah we have we have the funds you know there's been so many kind donations that we have the funds um and we're going to treat it like a honey room that we didn't didn't get but we had a we had a hotel night we did two nights um my brother and his wife uh Jake and Nicola uh they paid for a lovely it was like in a lovely mansion we stayed there uh one night and then we we had had another night as well and we just ordered in we just ordered in room service the whole time because there were lots of flights of stairs you know to get down and there were no lifts because it was that old they wouldn't put lifts in because it's a listed building and you can't do any renovations like that on listed buildings here in the in the UK um so for us to walk down to the restaurant was like just too much uh so we but we loved it we loved just ordering room service didn't we yeah when we left we uh we went went for the breakfast down there and they and their yummy blood sausages for us yeah they had yeah they had uh black pudding and he said one of these and i said are you know you're yeah i'll tell you later i want it yeah oh that was norejo was the last name i thought that was a destination i'm sorry have you considered canada we were looking for someplace tropical at this point someplace yeah preferably with beach and warm water that was nice yes is canada the same as the u.s though no we'd be able to go to canada either would i yeah you might be able to i don't know what they're um if they have a etsa or not in canada they don't in mexico and that's still part of north america so canada might not either and Thai food it's in Thai food um sarah said i don't think we've done this one uh would love to go to the barley what a dream but it's cheap there um getting there is a problem from the us okay italy italy sounds nice very passionate people aren't they italians yeah i i think i looked there and i forgot what it was but it's like number one the transportation getting to and from the airport was an issue and number two finding all inclusive resorts there yeah and i think with italy you can't guarantee that weather either i mean you can't guarantee whether anywhere really but um you know i remember i went to spain from it right in the whole week near enough i think we had two days and two days that was my first ever trip abroad and uh the two things that we had we just both was like out there going yeah it was not great um yeah my uh she was my landlady tracy i can't remember her name now wilson i think wilson i know yeah and her little boy carl he was too probably a brown man now that's my what was your first ever holiday might have been Cape Cod and the water was so freaking cold but as children you don't give a flying you know what you don't you go in the water anyway the water might have been 58 degrees till i'm spoiled here in florida like right now the water temperature is around 83 it's perfect where was yours your first vacation holiday abroad or uh well i've said a point um me and my family used to always go to canber sands in and it was a pontine's you know like a you know holiday resort with the you know hidey high and holy hoe and all of that um with these um characters you know like stuffed animal characters and things yeah to do that every year yeah it was cute that's a good idea barbara can you check if any of these results have golf carts to rent see that would be that would be good wouldn't it yeah first time out of the country was i was 18 and i went to canada um i was with my fraternity and we went there to get beer and we're only there long enough to get beer and we came back yeah used to get uh mulsim berdour that was like one of the strongest beers you could have i also remember buying colt 45 our fraternity had a coca cola cooler that we stocked with old vienna splits uh short little bottles um from canada that were like super strong um yeah that's and but yeah i've been um few cruises met most were to uh mexico just got all the more except for the nassau i've never been on a cruise i'd love to get you on one do you have to have different visas for different ports that you stop at no no no no at least not if you're leaving from the united states hmm yeah so if you would have to check that out yeah all yeah all you need from the united states is a passport actually you don't you don't even need that anymore uh from the united states you don't even need a passport as long as you're leaving from an american city and coming back to that same city you don't even need a passport hmm it'd probably be different for me wouldn't it i would have thought could be yeah so we we are yeah um maybe the middle of um adults's birthdays on the 12th of july i need to be here for her birthday or meggy and then um but after that yeah yep you've got some geeks haven't you yeah um i've got one yeah with chuck on the 11th in five days i'm playing with chuck um on sunday yeah so it's gonna be fine on siesta key at the big tiki lounge um also got uh our insiders club private chat tomorrow night on n5d patreon so all our patreon family i will see you then you coming yeah i'll be there all right is it 1 a.m my time yes 8 8 a.m yeah yeah yeah they'll be there cool awesome yeah and then on thursday we have our um live at uncensored show on rumble and our pregame show will be here on facebook and youtube for at 7 30 yep until eight last time we went until like what a couple minutes after eight we didn't even we're in him we weren't even paying attention to the time the whole time we're just enjoying the chat yeah i don't know how many we got a lot of views on that video too it's awesome yeah we there's a lot more followers on rumble i mean there isn't it's just that this is censored here so yeah yeah we have 6 680 followers on there but get a lot more views we had i don't know like 1500 views something like that yeah 1500 views from 600 600 and some odd followers so with significantly more followers here we have 148 000 followers on youtube and we can only get like 300 views on a video if you kidding me we're on a list love we're definitely on a list something's wrong with that picture yeah i mean one of my predictions is that anybody who has been shadow banned will be compensated there will be compensation claims going on um yep how do you prove that i mean obviously i can show numbers but you can prove it that doesn't definitively prove anything the fact that they did it to you it means there's a compensation claim that alone not loss of earnings or anything like that to do with the fact that they did it to me i can prove that on both youtube and facebook easily i know you can there was a video that you showed it you showed exactly where it was i can yep i can prove it on google adsense everything yep exactly oh hi is he there i love that name is he there greek islands sardinia where's sardinia never heard of it yeah let's know where sardinia is once the polka dots once the polka nose in new england ending up in canada at the honeymoon capital niger paul's all right okay oh it's italy okay yeah we're definitely if you got any suggestions for someplace with warm water tropical kind of environment would be preferable all inclusive we're all years yeah and let us know what's happening in your lives we'd like to know what's going on with you what have you what have you been up to new zealand wow what what how how long was the flight from new zealand for for me here for you okay not as long as money for me yeah no yeah i'm reading through these cards look the empowering questions oh okay yeah yeah well your your your video is a little blurry on my end but your sound is fine so it isn't blurry on my end at all it's clear as well that's bizarre let me turn it off and on again no no no i'm going to check right now see what it looks like on on youtube it might just be on my end yeah can you guys let me know if this video is blurry let us know yeah you're a little blurry on youtube but not not horribly yeah yes blurry pixelated kind of isn't that funny that it's not here on mine the sound is fine shall i come back in again shall i go out and come back in again see if that works i can try all right now please go chief go chiefs uh i i really it doesn't bother me it's just i'm i'm i'm grateful for the times that you know we can at least have good audio because there's been a number of times where we've been chipmunks and it speeds up and slows down or whatever and it's crazy that's better yeah i don't know what happened oh Cynthia i just thought you were glowing ellie no hi leigh how you doing mm about british-owned islands in the Caribbean it's a good idea Maureen do you know what i've not traveled very much at all so i'm really not not a fussy one um you know the only the only one that i'm i'm least attracted to is mexico i'm not the center won't go i'm just least attracted to mexico yeah a lot of people in the chat are saying mexico yeah but a lot of people also say as long as you stick to your resort i would say just don't go out at night that's a i would you know and i think that would go anywhere you know in any country i wouldn't want to take that chance uh no there's no all inclusive in bahama go ahead on um i mean in canterbury high street i wouldn't walk about you know i mean that's in in canterbury in england you know there are places in in england that you cannot walk walk in during the day you know um because it is you know if you're white you don't walk down there you just don't walk down there yeah so yeah not good ah hi tina st lusia where's st lusia i'm looking right now ah some little island between the st vis Vincent and the granadines and martin eke um west barbeidos north granada it's kind of like amongst all those you know the british virgin islands in that kind of area and it's super expensive someone else said it was never mind that ain't happening can't afford that yeah yeah we're on a limited budget we have like 2,500 pounds to make something happen now yeah if we do take advantage of that offer from that one person with uh pelton and we can find something you know all inclusive like that that could open up a few possibilities who knows but yeah we got to just put our heads together one of these days and just figure this out we're just very grateful just very very grateful everybody you know it went from being completely disappointment and you know my heart ripped out and greg's heart ripped out and just just feeling absolutely on the floor emotionally and to giving us hope that we can be together so means means a lot really does you know i've i've i've been to mexico so many times that i wouldn't recommend it knowing how you feel um it's it's safe you know you hear all these horror stories and you can find them in every every country doesn't matter it's a horror story in every country but every time i've been to mexico i've never felt once like i wasn't safe what about now the with the border situation that's completely different that's like going saying okay well what about in going to london in the worst part of london you know cancun's not the worst part of mexico you know there's a lot of nice parts of london's right now i'm sure yeah although it's getting taken over quickly yeah there's more and more and more temples um going up oh i loved i loved that um to loom i've got some beautiful pictures of the uh pyramid there one it looks it looks professional so i'll see if i can pull it up but i you can climb down these steps and go swimming right below the pyramid and the the sand there is like the cinnamon brown it's beautiful the water is absolutely stunning let me see if i can find the picture of the to loom pyramid that i took i've always wanted to get it egypt i mean egypt egypt egypt we are a bit egypt oh f**k yeah yeah when i'm out with that it's okay yeah we all go let's just all go should we just let's just you know i think that'd just be a marvelous your sister mentioned organizing an in 5d cruise right that that sounds fun doesn't it but um a lot of organizing and the thing is if you weren't shadow banned it would be easy it easy because you could put it out there you know there'd be lots of lots of people just i mean yeah with with the shadow banning it's hard it's hard work isn't it just to try and get anything organized yeah so sara said it said that they were um at lantean um those who built the temples in mexico yvonne says how about the american republic who loved punta canna canna we really felt really safe on that it all inclusive resort yeah but we actually that's one of the places we looked into um is there so this was the pyramid in toloom and the picture just came out so fantastic wow and right behind this there's a steep cliff where is it in front of it i i think it's yeah it's behind it there's a steep cliff and that's where i went swimming as well when i went there i've been there twice the first time i went there i did the tour that everyone does and uh i was with you know probably a hundred people or whatever did the whole tour the next time i went i uh i rented a car and i drove there myself and i got to i got there a little hell a lot earlier and i got to spend a lot more time at the at the pyramid and i meditated and at the time i was uh smoking salvia diva diviniram it was legal in florida and i brought some would be and i smoked that i'm uh cliffs in toloom and it was wonderful i had such a fantastic experience except i lost my driver's license there so somewhere in mexico there's a greg a senior senior greg prescott this time he's not running that many parking tickets and stuff that would be very good see my name is greg prescott see senior well what's interesting though is if we if we took our mother's surnames my last name would be fernandez greg fernandez oh okay so what can we talk about i don't want to talk about holidays all the time it's not it's it's boring for everybody yeah so your next gig um you how are you doing with learning all the music i'm there i'm there you are yep yeah yeah um i got a gig with chuck i think it's on july 5th or something like that and we're going to a music studio but it's like a small theater and uh we're gonna record like i don't know nine or twelve songs there and uh that's pretty much what's in that once they're recorded hopefully we can uh his manager will get us some gigs up and down the coast and in florida it'd be kind of cool make some money oh that's good that's brilliant that's why we need to you know figure out this get this vacation and yeah yeah type of music's more in says oh a lot of country chinese cash willy nelson kind of stuff it's funny my friend chuck he he looks a lot like me his hair's not as long but you know we look like brothers oftentimes he'll be walking the beach and he brings his he's got like some some kind of bearded dragon or something like that that he keeps on his shoulder her name's lucille and i was playing bocce ball the other day and this guy comes up to me and goes hey where's your where's your uh where's lucille i said i'm i know who you're talking about i'm not him yeah that's a good friend of mine chuck so Cynthia says love johnny cash yeah um i real oh as a matter of fact the last time when i went to the beach i saw chuck there and i had my guitar and amp my little portable amp and uh i i told him about ring uh not ring of fire uh fulsome count fulsome prison uh song by johnny cash i said we could rock that out big time if if we're playing to a group of people that want to get a little rowdy i said instead of that clean sound i can give it a little little crunch to it so i played him that and then when it came time for the lead i said i can do this with the lead and i the first two bars of the lead i keep the way they play on johnny cash's album but then i go into this shredding um like heavy metal shred for the last two bars of it and he's like oh i love that so it gives us options at least to you know maybe play some songs a little bit differently depending on the clientel and what we're feeling you know if if people want to get a little rowdier then we can maybe rock it out a little maybe that's where your calling is going to be is to mix a little bit of uh country with a bit of rock you sound like donnie and marie i'm a little bit country i'm a little bit rock and roll didn't they have a song like that donnie no i don't know but that's you know you might make it make it big it might go go places yeah we actually do do a whelan song too we just had taco tuesday high coconut most vegas hundred grease sunny chump tower sweet view nice no donnie oh oh that's nice yeah oh wow today i yeah that there's taco tuesday at the grasshopper today hmm have to hit them up maybe next to next tuesday yeah i haven't done taco tuesday and forever just can't afford to eat out but the tacos are pretty cheap there on taco tuesdays and i you know i deserve it once i'm blue moon couldn't tell you the last time i ate out anywhere well my sister bought soup for me oh right captain curtz before that i have no idea might have been with you the thing is we you have to say to the universe i'm buying this and you're going to replenish my my pot you tell the universe that this is what is going to happen and the universe does bring it it really does i say if i've got something that i have to spend like like my recliner i've said to the universe please bring me um a reading by today and they do so with you it's please please bring me two shirt sales you got blurry again oh goodness really yeah yeah i'll come back in i'll be back and come back in okay i thought it was my eyesight i'm only drinking orange juice no there's no vodka in it man it's been a while since i've had a drink i couldn't tell you the last time i had a drink either could have been on your z with ali might have been there she is that's better better yeah when was the last time you had a drink drink with you with you that's what i was thinking yeah unless unless i have and i haven't remembered but i think it was with you yeah yeah yeah but i don't i don't drink very often that was november oh i didn't know i did it christmas yeah i had a few no we did new year's eve new year's eve yes so still been six months yeah i don't miss it i i don't need to have that yeah not at all not at all so guys what have you been seeing in news what it what is going on in your world what's happening um i want to know what sort of questions we want to cover uh in the next show global predictions so france is really kicking off at the moment isn't it you don't see that on the news or anything but they really know how to protest those guys they really do yeah they don't show that here in the united states nor in england they're frightened because they don't want everyone to get any ideas great to be like um like a world event and the mainstream media is ignoring the hunter biden laptop fiasco here in the states in it they're all complicit and i'm tired of it i'm tired of all the shit getting swept under the table like anthony winters laptop hillary clinton's 33 eight thousand emails destroyed all the shit they're above they're above the law for as long as we allow this to happen and at some point people are going to say you know what our constitution here in the united states says that whenever a government becomes tyrannical while there's certain obligations that we as citizens need to do we'll put it that way i can talk more about that on thursday haha we are in 5d we don't watch the news i don't know none of us watched tv really much at all i don't i don't have cable i don't i i got rid of my cable a couple years ago uh the only news i get is from twitter or truth social or gab sometimes facebook i've got truth social but i don't go on it like yeah i really should just don't oh that's the best compliment from people they're going to say i'd rather watch in 5d than local news thanks um what i was thinking yeah and what i was thinking about doing too i was kind of talking to ellie about this was um starting doing some more shows on facebook and and youtube um more along the spiritual lines without you know the global prediction kind of thing or um live and uncensored what we cover on there just more the spiritual stuff um and then you know we have our other shows and that we do that like on this one we could we talk about everything and anything on it whatever you guys want to talk about and whatever we have on our minds that's greg and ellie live global predictions we get into some heavy stuff there um live and uncensored uh no holds barred we go down the rabbit hole deep but i really need to get back to the the spiritual roots of n5d and just do some spiritual stuff um shows just spiritual yeah yeah yeah i want to do some videos as well linda said ellie i had your package delivered yesterday beautiful i love it thank you hey oh good good i think she won the raffle um the latest raffle um i just bought some more patreon prezzies but but seeing linda on here makes me want to say yeah i had a meatloaf for dinner homemade meatloaf i'll talk about food when linda's on here every every time linda comes on we're talking about food yeah i really sorry i wasn't up for emotionally doing any astrology readings i just i was flawed by this news i was flawed we can give we can give ellie a pass yeah yeah i'm sure everyone understands not doing good i'm trying but i'll get over it i will need to write down your question martel there's a couple news sites that are just so full of crap one is the people's choice tv the other one is real raw news whatever they put out is chances are it's hot air and bullshit obviously like the babel on b but they come out and they say it you already know it's parodying so you you look at it differently but some of these places are like they're promoting it as if it's real and it's not and don't get your hopes up high judy finington by and by and finington is another one restored republic uh there's just a lot of people out there that just be careful on what you what you watch and what you listen to yeah that food i'm eating you take care of yourself because that is more important i agree susie sand says yeah i had to have to give myself a break this week yeah it's okay lots of videos i want to do um i want to do um seven videos on each of the the chakras and do kind of cleansing um cleansing routines and things like that and going through each each chakra um for myself as well you know so that i can it's like um i'm going to be um going through each one and working out where their blockages and things like that so um so yeah i'm going to be doing i'm going to be doing those uh they're not going to be live ones they're going to be recorded so yeah i want to do some more recorded you know videos so back is killing me i'm and it's really really bad i see you rock yeah it's a pretty bad why don't we wrap it up here you can have a chance to just you know recuperate a little back a little bit and we'll be back in about 45 minutes or so yeah yeah we will so yeah don't forget to put some messages out there or get some messages ready for for us yeah do one hour videos please basically the yeah this is like an hour in 15 minutes and our next show is usually about an hour or so we do the global predictions for about an hour do you mean the recorded videos coconuts yeah anyway we'll see you all back here in about 45 minutes or so hopefully for global predictions so think about questions you want to ask us and we'll see you yeah about 45 minutes all right thank you everybody for joining us love you all thanks for watching whether it's recorded or live love you all yeah take care can you please yeah take care bye everyone