00:00Trump, Xi and Putin will likely be meeting at an Asia-Pacific summit in the southern
00:06Chinese city of Shenzhen next week.
00:11Poland has launched a terrorism probe after a gunman opened fire in Krakow's main square,
00:16killing six people and injuring 15.
00:21Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an affair as the company launches an investigation
00:27into foreign spy claims.
00:31At least four people were killed and 88 were injured when two trains collided south of the
00:36Egyptian capital, Cairo.
00:41U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will likely be meeting with the leaders of Russia
00:47and China at an Asia-Pacific summit in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen next week.
00:53Trump told reporters that he expects the meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi
00:58Jinping to cover the war and denuclearization.
01:02U.S. media have reported that Putin wanted the three-way talks to take place in order
01:07to broker a peace deal in Ukraine that would be favorable to Moscow, whose invasion of Ukraine
01:13in 2022 is now well into its fifth year.
01:16The meeting would be the most recent indication of Trump's willingness to end Russia's subsequent
01:22diplomatic isolation, while being tough on traditional allies in liberal democracies in Europe and
01:28its northern and southern neighbors, Canada and Mexico.
01:32Separate U.S. mediated talks between Russia and Ukraine are set to take place in Abu Dhabi
01:37this week, with European officials also set to be present at the table.
01:47Poland has launched a terrorism probe after a gunman opened fire in Krakow's main square
01:52on Saturday, killing six people and injuring 15.
01:56Early on Sunday, people laid candles at the site of the attack, which was sealed off with
02:01red and white tape.
02:03Dressed in military attire, the 24-year-old Polish man drove a car onto the popular tourist
02:08square and began to aim at random people, police said.
02:13After an exchange of fire with police, the suspect was wounded, detained and taken to
02:18hospital, while a large number of other weapons and ammunition were found in his vehicle.
02:23The man left his car at an intersection and started shooting at the officers with a semi-automatic
02:29rifle wounding two officers, according to police.
02:33Poland's interior minister said the gunman appeared to hold very radical views and was
02:38fascinated by far-right ideologies.
02:41On Saturday evening, authorities announced that of further three bodies, two women and
02:46a man, had been discovered at the suspect's home, later confirming they were his immediate
02:50family members and suffered gunshot wounds.
02:54A two-day period of national mourning began at midnight on Sunday, with national flags flown
03:00at half-mast.
03:06U.S. tech giant NVIDIA is opening a probe into its CEO, Jensen Huang, after reports that Huang
03:14was the target of a foreign intelligence effort, the company's board said on Sunday.
03:20A report by the New York Times said that the CEO had admitted that he had been unfaithful with
03:26a business executive who, according to U.S. intelligence, was gathering information for
03:31China.
03:32In a letter addressed to NVIDIA employees, Huang admitted to having been unfaithful to his wife
03:38and apologised to his family and colleagues.
03:42The company's board said it had no reason to believe that either national security or NVIDIA's
03:48secrets had been compromised, but that they would hold a thorough investigation.
03:52The board added that Huang fully supports the review and has committed to cooperating with
03:58it.
03:58U.S. intelligence officials believe that Alice Huang, who is a Chinese top executive at Megaspeed
04:05and who had a close relationship with Huang, was a spy for Beijing.
04:09The New York Times reported,
04:11NVIDIA is one of the global leaders in the development of artificial intelligence.
04:16Its chips power many of the data centres and computing systems used to train and run AI models.
04:28At least seven people were killed and more than 100 were injured when two trains collided
04:34on Sunday south of the Egyptian capital Cairo.
04:37Egypt's railway authority said a train travelling from Giza to Fayyum crashed into the rear of another
04:43service heading south from Cairo to the city of Aswan.
04:47One of the trains derailed, it said, but did not specify which.
04:52The health ministry said the injured were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment.
04:57Emergency teams and cranes were dispatched to the scene to clear the wreckage and restore
05:02train services to their normal schedule as soon as possible.
05:06Egypt's 110 million people depend heavily on rail transport, but the network, one of the largest
05:12used in Africa, has suffered repeated deadly accidents.
05:16Over the past decade, Egypt has poured billions of dollars into updating its transport infrastructure,
05:22including new highways and high-speed rail lines, but has yet to overhaul much of its aging rail network.
05:33The United Kingdom paid tribute to military service personnel on Sunday during the Festival of Remembrance,
05:40held annually to commemorate those who lost their lives in service.
05:45Britain's King Charles III led Sunday's commemorations along with other senior members of the royal family,
05:51including his son Prince William of Wales.
05:54Queen Camilla and Catherine, Princess of Wales, watched from their traditional place on a balcony
05:59of the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office.
06:03Crowds lined London's Whitehall area as political leaders, including Prime Minister Andy Burnham,
06:08current and former members of the armed forces and war veterans paid their respects to British
06:14and Commonwealth soldiers killed in two world wars and other conflicts.
06:19The ceremony started with a traditional two-minute silence at 11 a.m. local time,
06:24after which senior royals and political leaders laid wreaths at the Cenotaph Memorial in central London.
06:31Around 10,000 armed forces veterans took part in a march past, including 12 who served in World War II.
06:57Very proud.
06:58It just arrived.
07:03Freshly out of the press.
07:10Well, I was in Berlin and I had an event at Fotografiska and they had an exhibition at Fotografiska.
07:19Really fun exhibition.
07:21It's like, you know, like a big pool, you know, those pools with the plastic bananas you could roll in
07:28and the pictures sliced open and you could walk through.
07:32So, I mean, super fun experience.
07:34And I posted, we did lots of pictures.
07:36I posted some on Instagram and they contacted me.
07:39And they were like, hey, Ellen, I hope you had fun at our exhibition.
07:43I said, oh my God, I loved it.
07:45And from there on, we started to do a collaboration.
07:48I was like, yeah, because, you know, I love their very pop, like very loud, very flamboyant style.
07:55And, you know, part of my work is also very loud and very flamboyant and very pop.
08:01And so we talked and we made a, was very, very proud that they, you know, because I'm a big
08:07admirer of what they do.
08:08And I was very proud.
08:10And we started to collaboration.
08:13And it was very hard to choose because it's only six pictures each.
08:17And, you know, we had like so many and to tone it down to six pictures was very hard.
08:30I had total free reign, but I know their style, you know, because after so many years of working, you
08:35know, what, when you work for Vogue, it's one thing.
08:37When you work for ID, it's one thing.
08:39You know, you work for, for Dior, it's another thing.
08:42So, you know, you learn and then a toilet paper, you know, their style.
08:46So, you know, like you go, I look through my archive with my team and we chose all pictures which
08:52were fitting to the style because they said, okay, we're doing opposition.
08:56One picture is yours and one is ours.
08:58And, you know, pictures which have something similar could actually do a game to ask people what are the similarities.
09:08And, and it was fun.
09:10It was a very fun project.
09:11I'm super, super proud and happy that it just came out.
09:20You're always eating.
09:21You never stop eating.
09:22Yeah, I stop eating.
09:23Yeah, if you're sleeping or if you're shooting a guy.
09:27Chris, we're on an airplane, all right?
09:29We're shooting a guy.
09:30Shut the f*** up.
09:31Don't pull rank on me.
09:33I've killed people in countries you can't even spell.
09:36Name one country you killed someone in that I can't spell.
09:39Czechoslovakia.
09:41You never killed anyone in Czechoslovakia.
09:44You just know I can't spell it.
09:48All right, listen up.
09:50Can we just keep a little bit of a low profile while we're here?
09:56Can we just have a nice time?
09:58So how's Easter f***ing Island, big shot?
10:00Great, Marge.
10:01They got all these big stone heads here.
10:03They remind me of you, actually, except they're quiet.
10:05Well, first big heads.
10:08Not say anything or do anything that'll reveal anything that we don't want revealed.
10:15Thanks for bringing me.
10:17Girls, how do you like your new president?
10:21Oh, what'd I say about before, Chris?
10:24Everybody likes him.
10:25Not everybody.
10:26That wouldn't be true.
10:28And who the f*** are you?
10:29The CIA?
10:31We are the CIA.
10:34We're totally the CIA.
10:36We're not the CIA.
10:38Your country's gonna be a f***.
10:41Your country's gonna be absolutely fine.
10:44Hello.
10:46Where's Big Mouth?
10:47He's next door.
10:48We hear he's been acting problematic again.
10:51Problematic?
10:51No, he's acting the same exact pain in the ass he's always acting.
10:54Yo, hungry?
10:56Remember, he ain't leaving the f*** island, Lee.
10:59What's that, a threat?
11:00You can take it any way you f*** want.
11:02Well, how about you take it and you shove it up your flabby little a**?
11:05How about that?
11:10Who was that?
11:11Your mom?
11:21Do you ever get paranoid, you know, being paranoid enough?
11:24Because I think we're being followed.
11:29Is that why you shot up a car last night?
11:31Did someone say I shot up a car last night?
11:34You said you just drove around.
11:35I drove around and I shot up a car.
11:37What are we, hippies now?
