in german techno with a capital t has a huge meaning. it's an umbrella term which collects, let's say on the ground events and music related happenings. and also the music itself is part of food that has something you can identify either and you can explain is something that is underground, something that is locally organized. but this is a huge confusion specially in international circumstances because an english sectional with another capital t means simply as on the music genre. one of the genres of electronic dance music take well as i thought, a estimate is on the hops 1st and foremost, and it's a be in tech. no, it's harder. they close at times mostly compared to house sites. so tech know features less of the solely vote goes and go and is generally faster, harder and darker. how to do stuff. for some of the techno also means excessive drug consumption. very low is the, this simplification of the club culture that it's just about taking drugs that it's just about had them isn't as confusing, but i think now on the 21st century, we

because an english sectional with another capital t means simply a stronger music genre. one of the genres of electronic dance music take well as i thought, i, as the media of the hops 1st and foremost, and it'd be in tech. no, it's harder, very close to time small compared to how sites of tech know features less of the solely vote goes and go and is generally faster, harder and darker. how to do stuff. for some of the techno also means excessive drug consumption. very low is the, this simplification of the club culture that it's just about taking dogs that it's just about attending this i'm going to skip isn't, but i think now on the 21st century, we kind of say that anymore. most of the people that they go out because of clubs, they go out because of the lineup, they go out because of the music, they go out because of the atmosphere. there was always this reading, this idea of let's see, or think about what's going on here. you know what's going on in the space, trying to connect with that and the way, trying to be not afraid of it. the music has something robot that ki

credit and officials say their defense to shut down a dozen missiles in and around the capital t's residents were told to remain in shelters. the city of the 5th coast to the polish border also came under attack reading the wrong from king's college, loved and explained why the russian missile may not have been brought down as well . what would have to understand there is a significant difference between cruise missiles and ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, fly of low altitudes. they are essentially if you wish, like an unmanned aircraft. and so they have different guidance systems on board. such is train mapping, satellite navigation, and they have a degree of maneuverability in order to remain on the tech that so to fly beneath the radar. so here is a possibility, while violation of fear space is a violation, regardless of whether it was 39 seconds or 3 minutes or whatever it might have been . the scene here with which would have to understand the missile might have tried to evade certain the air defense is located in ukraine and therefore venture it briefly in to the polish territory.

live to other prime minister is talking in scotland. is michael gove assures me, the nightlife capital, tgreat to be with all of you. i am proud to lead the conservative and unionist party, and i'm so proud of how the scottish conservatives under douglas's strong leadership are the one party standing upfor leadership are the one party standing up for the people of scotland and trying to move scotland forward. applause just look at the record. it was the scottish conservatives who stood up to the absurdities of the scottish nationalist proposed and labour backed gender recognition reforms, and it was our secretary of state, the brave and far—sighted and clear—sighted alisterjack who issued the section 35 order that stopped this nonsense in it's track. thank you for doing everything you do to keep our union strong, alister jack. it is the scottish conservatives who were opposing the snp, making scotland the most taxed part of the united kingdom, while the conservative government is cutting tax for every work in britain, the nationalists are raising tax on everyone who earns more than £28,00

thank you to thank you to your best now to ukraine's capital t of where several explosions have been held. heard in the city center. it follows an error alert prompted by a series of missiles and drones launched by russia largest attack of its kind in recent weeks. keys, mayor of italy, kitch, gonna click go says the 8 people have been injured in the rock and fragments destroyed. several buildings including a kindergarten residence or sheltering in the subway as air defense units engage in repelling the assault. or for the very latest from key. if we can join our correspondent there, max tundra now much 1st tell us more about these overnight attacks on ukraine's capital right, terry? so the city right now is recovering from a large scale attack, one of the kind that it has an experience for many weeks. now. last night, at about 3 o'clock in the morning air raid sirens were, could be heard here and across the capitol at a rate alert that was last for about 3 hours. and in that time, residents in the city could hear air defense going to work. air defense rockets being launched into the

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the bus now in the cranium, capital t, several explosions have been heard in the city center. it follows an error alert prompted by a series of missiles and drones launched by russia, the largest attack of its kind in recent weeks. keats mayer metallic, let's go says that. 8 people have been injured and 10 that rock in fragments, damage several buildings, including a kindergarten residence or sheltering in the subway as air defense units engage in repelling the assault. earlier i spoke to our corresponded max son turned into you. he told us more about the latest about last night's attacks. that's right, terry. so the city right now is recovering from a large scale attack, one of the kind that it has an experience for many weeks now. last night at about 3 o'clock in the morning, um, every sirens were, could be heard here and across the capital at a rate alert that was last for about 3 hours. and in that time, residents in the city could hear air defense going to work. air defense rockets being launched into the air flashes in the sky and explosions. that being sounded all acros

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you standing buffers, new ukrainian, capital t, about the russian black fleet safely that some patrol. what mode we know about the damage that the printing and see drugs a doing of the yeah, this does seem to be another claim. success by you create new policies against the russian navy and against the black sea fleets. in particular, this patrol ship has been uh, identified as the satellite quotesoft, and according to the ukrainians. it was attacked in the early. i was still in dock this when it was located in the cook straits, which is just to the eastern end of the crime me and put into the according to the footage on the russian social media post purportedly shows the attack we see and hear machine gun fire presumably coming from the wall street because it's trying to fend off the drone. know, drones followed by a large explosion and 14, so that's not been released by the ukraine. intelligent seems to show the same attack again with a large explosion. but from the point of view, it seems of a camera on board one of the drugs in this attack. and the ukraine needs to be making large

do you remember when you first realized that you were living in the troubles with a capital t, in a placeolence was a part of everyday life? i don't remember anything different from the context in which i grew up. the very politicised situation in markethill. the challenges of that brought with us and with it. and markethill was a very politicised place. it was right on the edge of south armagh. many families who had been in the security forces, for example, many of the protestant families around south armagh, had moved up to markethill due to the threat of violence against theirfamily. so we were this small town, you know, an overwhelmingly protestant town on the very edge of south armagh, and a very republican area. so that, of course, brought challenges. there were an awful lot of threats. there were bomb attacks, mortar attacks, bomb scares, as we would have called them, which was when an alert would have come through, including when i was at the primary school, and we would have been bomb scared out. we would have had to physically had to leave. and, of course, many people shot and i

do you remember when you first realized that you were living in the troubles with a capital t, in a placeich violence was a part of everyday life? i don't remember anything different from the context in which i grew up. the very politicised situation in markethill. the challenges of that brought with us and with it. and markethill was a very politicised place. it was right on the edge of south armagh. many families who had been in the security forces, for example, many of the protestant families around south armagh, had moved up to markethill due to the threat of violence against theirfamily. so we were this small town, you know, an overwhelmingly protestant town on the very edge of south armagh, and a very republican area. so that, of course, brought challenges. there were an awful lot of threats. there were bomb attacks, mortar attacks, bomb scares, as we would have called them, which was when an alert would have come through, including when i was at the primary school, and we would have been bomb scared out. we would have had to physically had to leave. and, of course, many people shot

i felt i was able to draw her story with this capital t truth, right?the way inherited her, her sort of firsthand knowledge in my body, of what she'd what she'd gone through. and so with my grandfather fred back, back to thinking about artificial, i had the exact opposite problem that i had with my grandmother on my mother's side, my lily with fred. i had storage unit full of documentation, but unlike my grandmother and i should mention my grandmother on my mom's side is still. she's 97. so, you know, unlike my grandmother who i had her as a resource and she also lived through this age where were, you know, well, she lived through an age of video recordings and voice■ recordings and also through an age where people were really interested in documenting stories about the holocaust. so, you know, her story is in my book fine couch, but it's also online in this online archive. and, you know, people can go and listen to, unlike all of that, what he experienced in europe with anti-semitism. he never wrote about what it was like to leave. there was a sort of

but they also learned she had a capital t temper. >> she was extremely aggressive. >> to the point of? >> to some. and to some extent. >> had she pushed someone too hard or too far? as detectives ran through the evidence, they have been talking to the husband right from the start. >> greg is being very helpful. he hadn't lawyered up, he is telling them the story of his life, here's my vehicle, here's my house. i'm with you. >> absolutely. >> they conducted those searches because spouses, no matter how cooperative, are always suspect. what crime scene investigators found when they poured over chiquita's house, was, not much. no weapons, no bloodsoaked clothes. they took dna swabs and bag various items for lab analysis. in a closet, they found a really oddball souvenir. and audio recording made by greg, of him and chiquita engaged in a screaming match. c >> this sounded like a couple splitting the sheets, and divvying up household goods. denita was aware that her sister, chiquita, was unhappy. but, realistically, she didn't think her strong-willed sister would ever be happy in a marriag

it was acrylic painting kit and over time i was having a look at th capit■t■■hol a thinking man there's started painting here. my first -- the first paimitch s office. but never before here. i don't think i've ever seen anybody do a live painting. a little bit of history. >> why two and which one do you like better? >> i started out with this one for practice because i'm not a live painter. i'm somebody that paints from a photo. i evaluate what had right and did wrong. and then i added -- i did this one as my second one. speaker johnson's team came by while i was up there but i don't know if you can see right there, the crucifix, it wasn't a perspective that i had from over there but i added the crucifix. they want today put it in the am going to go up there and color correct it but, you know, i'm pretty happy with the first try at this. i'm going to come back and do it ext year. >> thank you, john. that wraps up our live state of the union coverage fruit you, of course, as public service from the cable and satellite industry. if you missed any of the response you can watch speeches on

in this war effort, as an act of cultural resistance, from the side explains from the ukrainian capital t's at home in cave, pablo and the read sort through images from a 2nd life they have made for themselves on the front lines in the east africa to both photographers and still retailers with successful commercial and freshman careers before the full scale invasion. they joined the same brigade to use the skills in will that as well for the, for the now we are feeling the crimes that have been committed in ukraine and to work with father on the divorce and purchase of, of our beautiful fight them themselves. and like many other ukrainian artists incense that rushes, a parent intention to destroy the culture, and the spare time is devoted to projects, the promot cultural identity, of course. and i'm cool on the dp, you go into ukrainian culture, the more interesting it becomes. and the more you want to delve into it, but it with, with, with, if it makes you received everything and realize your value as a nation and our cultural projects have become more meaningful. it helps keep you saying

rick to inbox on for our journey from the capital c t across to meet one of the royal umbrella mika's income i see in the ocean to region as the people say, we are the mission to the region, predominantly umbrella. make it the one who thoughts me this craft is called clear from supple his knowledge, the number of the key is defined. for me, this craft provides the means to look off to my from the umbrellas. there used to be an identical cater for a lot of the individuals that are coming towards the ceremonies and festivals. many times a tooth can have multiple umbrella as even if it's large or small, but they're never gonna have the same design. and even when the, maybe the ashanti king is in front of other kings or like sub sieves, his umbrella will always be the largest, or he'll be surrounded by multiple umbrella is not just one where many of the subsidies will be under maybe a medium sized umbrella. to sell that at the end of the day, the size of the king is the king of all of the other chiefs. when there is a white umbrella, it might not have any design. it would just be a plain

debunked president trump lunging for■ the steering wheel in the suv but he authorizedal to be deployed t capitalce capital policeboard requested tt includes nancys" pelosi, the leader of the senate and the architect of the capital. those people had to request that national guard and handed to hao ultimately be approved by them before the national guard could be deployed and that wouldn't have beenat just the national guard from dc but potentially from the u.s. from the entire country that could have been deployed and that is also revealed. the question i would have is do you think that they should havep to answer for this deliberate misinformation against the american people because my contention to you, to everyone about the dossier, the hunter biden laptop, everything that happened on ja 6.somebody joked there mightn investigation if democrats take control of the house there might be an investigation. there was a bipartisan committee in theco sense that to respected members of the republican party at that time liz cheney and adam kinsinger were participants. they were selected by nancy to with

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we met on the grass side in front of the capital t them, to talk about one of the most important thingsdo, which we need to do right now. which is to which passed this committee, 26-0, on the books. so that we can start one of the most significant things that can be done to help control drug prices. i want to focus on that. we have our disagreements on what we consider to be a price control program and the impact of it. but we have places where we have agreement. i'm hopeful we can make progress on that right away. thank you mr. chairman and thank you, secretary becerra, for being here today. over the course of the past year, the finance committee has taken bipartisan action to tackle a range of health care challenges, leveraging ensus to advance commonsense solution for seniors and working families. our pharmacy benefit management reforms would's prescription drg benefits, driving down costs at the pharmacy counter and netting billions in savings for taxpayers. the committee's mental health proposals would build on previous efforts to shore up patient access to critical services, espec

the united nations is describing the capital of a t as a c t under siege. corresponding theresa bowl has more from dash, the hub on in the dominican republic that we're here at the border between the dominican republic. i'm hate. see where haitians are telling us of those to try to cross the border about extremely difficult situation in the country. you can see why, here is that migration bus that is taking haitians back in fort worth, k t, they're being reported. and that's why someone writes, organizations are asking countries like the dominican republic to hold applications because people, they are facing a life threatening situation. what's going on in haiti right now, let me see what they show. so also the people that are currently inside there. they're going to be taken back all the way towards 18 in the meantime. in hey you too. there's still reports of your thing or are some ongoing in the city with gangs trying to attract infrastructure. the ministry of interior, the supreme court, probably the presidential palace, the united states air listed non essential arsenault from th

it's by, it's very, it's quite saw from the capital c t by it's very significant because of when d is a tour territory, which is has many minerals of resources like, you know, dia, i'm on a cold, so on which you use to make electric cars. uh we have teen and other resources as well. so we have been talking to people in that area a saying that because of the phone or when the it means that m 23 has taken control of the entire routine route territory, which is a significant blow to the government to ultimately, catherine. what is the goal for m 23? they have proven that they are a destabilizing force in eastern new york city. they often have the military on a back foot. do they actually want to hold territory? or they have been holding this territory. they have taken since these conflict started um a 2 and a half years ago. now empty, we rumbled, have been saying that the reason why they are in that area is because they want to protect the community that is around that. but we also have had from the government saying that m 53 is a made up of flooring rebels. they, it is not a company's

supplies because the light at and see getting them that is only part of the struggle to hey t, now with a capital portable apprenticing and uptake in violence off the days of brothers has come, a fire broke out in size and national prison, well, a powerful gang lead to fractions. politicians was scrambling to form a new leadership haiti's political crisis. spirals out of control, often the gang launched a rebellion against the government. they rated prisons releasing thousands of inmates and permit us to our long re has agreed to step down once the new transitional counsel is full. well, meanwhile, the united nations has an else that it will. we organize that stuff in haiti as the crisis deepens, that it is similar to reduction of the footprint, the more importantly it's a re jiggle ring of the configuration of people. so some people who don't need to be physically in haiti are being moved to the dominican republic to work remotely. others who have a specialized ations that are more needed, notably on uh, on the medicare and crisis. and, and coordination are coming in. 20 mean now from 4th to pri

capital. this is all t international and it's sunday, which means that it's the weekly. we talk through the top stories of the past 7 days, plus any late to stories to not so we all going to stop this out with something about breaking news, which is reaching us from southern russia, 6 minutes and so electrically had links to ice. so have been eliminated in a counter terrorism operation, according to officials. the what during a shared out overnight as 5 then broke out in an apartment building in the shuts here why the operation took place on the blaze was a tub boat on the control russians. national and terrace committees of 3 of the 6 militants had previously been involved in criminal activities, that one no casualties along civilians or the russians office stores of the week, well, high ranking time and military offices. they've been cooling. righthand discussing construct supply taurus, cruise missiles to ukraine, potentially in strikes, to destroy the crime in bridge thought intercepted phone conversation was reduced by all to his editor in chief on friday, washingto

capital. this is r t international and by the way and authorities have expelled a mission of the us agency for international development from the country that reports the us department of state of this comes as us has imposed sanctions on the countries government officials adding to the extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades. all right, let's cross live to r t correspond to know who you can get another for you. what are the reasons for the usa, usa admissions removal from the country as well? so, so for it, so we understand that the united states has sanctions and bob is present, give me something and god bless its 1st lady. and as a government officials indeed is within the government on that side for the electorate involved meeting corruption and human rights abuses. the non gaap, while the president is accused of protecting gold and diamond smugglers who operate is involved with directing government official to facilitate to the state of golden dime is in listed markets and taking bribes and exchange for she's um, services, among other offices. and among other things, and all of tha

and in avenue z, united nations describes haiti's capital as a c, t under seas will have more from neighboring dominican republic on why haitian refugees the now both sides of north america are showing a bit of winter. and i went through made in new brunswick, january eastern, kind of this now, and it's way out. and on its way in from the pacific side is more rain, sleet, and snow for the 9th is that started tends to run through the cascades, the rockies, and down to us here in nevada, during choose the i'm leads the eastern shore with the sun to replace it and the written stopped blowing here, but formally, so really during monday, the coolest breeze coming out to the gulf of mexico. that lean house to charles, i think, in some parts of mexico itself may be in the bahamas. otherwise, it looks west east in costa rica or panama, panama city, about city one degrees for science in america, we seen yet to move funding in bolivia. and if you watch this, a line of shows develop the hand here. and there's more particularly heavy reading . the final faced off brazil that maybe the focus of the biggest

and before the 1st time, the live in the russian capital, you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble. the confirmed desktop from the moscow terrorist attack has risen to $143.00, including 5 of children. that number is expected to rise as more bodies are identified with many people still listed as missing or in saint petersburg. the picnic rock band held a solemn performance to morn of the lives lost before it scheduled concert in the russian capital on friday. the memorial that began with a minute of silence. meanwhile, at the scene of the attack, outside the crocus fall on the outskirts of moscow, people are still bringing flowers and children's choice and memory of the victims. the head of the s as f as b as a choose to crane, as well as the us and the u. k. of orchestrating the terror attack, which officials that are have denied. and then the ongoing investigation in moscow, washington is doubling down on this claims. the isis should be blind. instead, it's clear that these claims are categorically false. ukraine wasn't behind these attacks. the u. k. was behind

capital. you're watching r t international french troops who will find themselves in the line of fire and you train as fully legitimate targets that is the warning from russia's foreign intelligence chief who says paris is now preparing to send the soldiers that to the conflict zone. according to data received by the foreign intelligent service of russia, the contingent to be sent to ukraine is already being prepared. at the initial stage, it will be about 2000 people. the french military fee is that such a significant military unit will not be able to be deployed and courted in ukraine unnoticed. it will become a priority, legitimate targets for attacks by the russian armed forces. for let's get the details now from our correspondent to minute is short on the president micron has been pitching a deployment of french troops to crane for weeks, but now it seems like it's actually going to happen. now. the russian intelligence service says that the front is blinding, is prepared to send 2000 troops to ukraine. but that is not all they've also added . that price is hiding the truth behind it's g

capital. this is r t international with the top stories across the globe. i'm here a isabel. welcome to the program. us and breaking news this morning. 20 palestinians have been killed and many others are wounded in central gaza. after and eliza, the idea of helicopter attacked the enclave health ministry reports. israel has denied any responsibility and is urging the public to rely on quote, credible sources. we heard from some of those on the ground around 11 30 pm on his way to talk to him. basically, as we are waiting for these invitation, paid according to god's administrative health, they have announced and said there's thousands of casualties delivered. i'll ship a hospital due to this attack and there's hundreds of entries also. and it's very necessary to mention that this is the 1st time where the army targeted palestine use for awaiting payment. and they just have a similar effect. cost 6 kinds of teams and thousands of injuries as you have just heard from my colleague and guys, uh, according to guys, a health ministry. dozens of people have been killed and more tha

and the united nations describes haiti's capital. as the c t under seeds will have more from the dominican republic on why haitian refugees that be the as a ramadan begins muslims around the world are dedicating praise to the 2300000 people, stopping and under attack and gaza is really forces have now killed more than $51000.00 people in a campaign described by the international court of justice as a plausible genocide among the latest to be killed. the 16 people in southern gaza on sunday at the state policy means what killed the child to bring in attention. hon eunice, those that survived the strikes facing extreme hunger. the number of people who have starved to death has risen to 25. the un says the situation is rapidly deteriorating and the number of desco dries quickly in the next few days, palestinians in gast, i will experience a ramadan, like no other overshadowed by israel, as was starvation. unless the month of fasting is being observed, where the entire population is already facing severe shortages of food and water. julie baker, re

military airlifted non-essential embassy personnel t of the capital port-au-prince overnight, and added u.s. forces to bolster security as escalating gang violence threatens to bring down the government. the caribbean nation is under a state of emergency. thousands of haitians have been forced from their homes in the unrest. and, efforts to assemble a foreign armed force to aid haitian police have been unsuccessful so far. still to come on "pbs news weekend", a new examination of the relationship between the u.s. and saddam hussein. and the conservative push to give fetuses legal rights. >> this is pbsews weekend from weta studios, weeknights on pbs. laura: tonight's 96th academy awards will honor the most acclaimed films of 2023, a year that could be considered a milestone for women in film. women filmmakers set a record in the best picture category, including greta gerwig's barbie, which is the highest-grossing film ever directed by a woman. but the past year, punctuated by months of strikes in hollywood, also highlighted the ongoing struggles in diversity, equal pay, and equal opport

capital. you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble barely a day goes by right now without the french president seemingly keen to pour more fuel on the fire when it comes to potential escalation over the war. a new crane in his latest interview. emanuel micron now says a ground operation against russia may be necessary. maybe at some point, it will be necessary to carry out operations locally in order to counter russian forces. frances might is in our ability to do so. we are ready to prepare for any scenario. it would be a mistake not to do so. all right, for more on the story, let's big now to are to use amendment is shar, who is here in the studio with me. mother seems to be something of a pattern emerging here with my crown. what she's saying now? no, those are very serious comments again by french president my call. now what's behind all of this really knows, but when you have a leader of a needle country, essentially stating the possibility of a potential direct conflict with russia. it's pretty much to call for