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some of that is d mining. there still lots and lots of minds booby traps left by the russians last week. the definitely is a sense that there is an uptick in the activity from the russian side that after the initial panic and of shock about the speed at which they had to leave, they are now upping their attacks. all had a song key not to allow the ukrainians to enjoy their victory too much. and there is sensitive, very real danger the near with lots of powerful russian artillery, just few comments to well know, the bank that river, that they could, if they wanted to turn fits on. it's not a marable and so attention just to the intense fighting being reported further east in the dumbass region. is there any st ukrainian forces? nick are on the verge of major gains. they're like they achieved in hassle. i think for now that is definitely not on the cards. i think there's more the risk or the fear here in care of, of the opposite that having basically faced defeat after defeat over the last few months, the russia

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earlier i spoke to d. w. sports correspondent, danielle barcelona, who was following in fountain news, news conference from dora. ah, so a lot of people have found, in fact, he knows press conference, bizarre to say the least. now he's started by lecturing, journalists saying it's time to focus on football and to start moralizing. he also then said that europe and the west are in no place to criticize because of what they've done throughout history. now what really shocked people is the fact that he actually compared himself to migrant workers. he said he knew how they were feeling because when his family moved from italy to switzerland, he actually suffered discrimination and bullying because he had red hair and freckles. this was really shocking to some people. so as much as infants, you know, might leg all the focus to be about the football. it's kind of hard at this point with all the important geopolitical and social issues that are going on and really taking the forefront for something else that has bee

the d r. c has repeatedly accused rwanda of backing the rebels acclaim, kigali denies. nearly 200000 people have fled their homes in the past 3 weeks. and kenya's parliament has approved the deployment of troops to eastern d. r. c, to help enforce peace. oh, in lime and in step. thousands signed up to the congolese army ready to march and defend their country. the advance of rebels here in the east of the d. r. c has prompted a rallying cry for the army. many believe the enemy is backed by rwanda, despite kay galleys, denial by law, a law, i saw the rwandans coming to invade us. and i saw how the soldiers were suffering ninana, i fled, and that's why i joined the military service. i mean, i've been, as i'm winning him garcia at abilene, he sees that i really kind his name in russia and ukraine body badly, monet, lots of young people dropped everything, giving anybody and signed up to fight. yeah. because green was invaded, who will be gun? isaiah, he can make while they are, so i also gave up

all those x ray images are compiled into a 3 d model. there. this objects as arming is, as it takes almost half an hour to scan the rotating fragment. in the end, there are 1200 images saved in a multi terabyte database. the one fragment isn't the 1st musical instrument they've scanned here. they've also examined an 18th century piano and a cello made by antonio strada vari, to check that the restored inner lining was a perfect fit. every object comes with its own challenges. what deal object is a with his object? we want it to understand what the corpus looked like and does this because that's what determines the sound of a wood when instrumental meant to do that, let us we had to take the object and straighten it digitally to any digital i get, i was quite deformed as you can see for form to suit me off on the data is used to generate a 3 d image which also provide more information about the instruments interior. thomas selma is a mathematician by profession, but he's also a keen amateur musician who knows something about woodwind instruments

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now here in d. c, there's something called initiative $82.00, which is a ballot initiative that seeks to change that by mandating the minimum wage for such workers. it's not an uncomplicated discussion, as you will see. take a look tipping in institution of the american restaurant industry. but here in washington, d. c, a ballot initiative to enforce a minimum wage for tip workers has divided opinions. there are those in favor. it will add a lot of transparency to a system that's currently overwritten with which served and those against. if this initial were to pass, there would be a massive exodus of capital from the region. the initiative will be voted on in d. c. alongside the upcoming mid term election, this is a story about what it means to compensate labor fairly and who should really be responsible for that compensation. one side says the owner should be on employers, while the other side says, this is about affording tip that workers more control over how much they ultimately end up making.

music under the swastika starts november 19th on d, w this is d w. news africa coming up on the show. when will the 1st african travel into outer space? south africa takes a giant leap forward in the space race break in the ground for a joint venture with nasa. part of the optimist program aimed to put a woman of color on the moon by 2025 plus nigeria faces it's worse flooding in years. hundreds of thousands of harms have been destroyed, and communities left stranded and the oscar winning marvel superhero, phil, black panther, change the way the continent sees itself now the ground seek wolf, what kind of forever is opening around the world. we take a sneak peak and off fans and lagos and nairobi. what they think ah, i'm really mohammed, thanks for joining us. from africa, space industry has taken one small but significant step, breaking ground in the 1st in africa, deep space ground station. the project will help track nasa's artemus program to the moon and send the 1st astronauts to mas. it's in the village of mathias found tain, about 3 hours from cape town. to please asian chris w

his d. w correspondent, lena has a, his traveling with the chancellor about germany's role at this summit. the german chancellor is commended by other leaders for keeping the issue of climate protection firmly on the international agenda also in his position as the current head of the g 7. and it's also being seen positively here at the climate summit in egypt that will have shelters brought with him in the suitcase a couple of concrete measures and initiatives and more money. for example, the global shield initiative and on bureaucratic way to help countries affected by natural disaster events in an, an bureaucratic way. also, germany has announced that it will increase it some it's annual, some of investment into international climate efforts to 6000000000 euros by the year 2025. but and there is a big but germany also has a lot of convincing to do. it isn't doing its homeworks at home, quite as yet. it has been criticized the german government by its own council of experts who say that ge

ah ah ah, this is d, w. news ally from berlin. both us political parties 0 in on the state that could decide a crucial election. president's passion, present campaign in pennsylvania. the outcome will shape the 2nd half of democrat joe biden's term. his predecessor, donald trump projects republican lance line. iran admits is sending drones to russia, but says they were sold before the war in ukraine began. and we have the best of the action from saturdays, bundis b. as a teenage sensation steals the show endorsement. ah, a michael ok, welcome to the program with the us mid term elections just a few days away, candidates are getting some big names, support. 3 presidents, past and present, or hitting the campaign trail in pennsylvania, a crucial swing state which could determine which party controls congress in philadelphia, president joe biden appeared with his old boss, barack obama to endorse the democratic nominees for governor and senate biden, called the upcoming mid terms, the election of a lifetime, the outcomes going to sha

so when rose and ellen come to d. c., suzannah kind of provides entrÉe into upper levels of d. c.society. and of course in the boarding house rose is a versed in a world of politics. within five years, roses sister ellen married james madison, who was a nephew of dolly madison. this is another avenue into d. c. high society. whereas herself did not marry until may of 1835. when she was 22 years old she married dr. robert greenhow. and i do not have a picture of robert but i can show you the church in which they were married. st. patrick's catholic church. now, robert was not a catholic. he was an episcopalian. robert has an interesting connection, at least to me, because he was a richmonder. he was born in richmond. in fact, his mother was killed in a tragic theater fire. robert was educated at william and mary. and then went to medical school in new york. but his true passion was culture and language. he spent seven years in europe and spoke spanish and french and german and italian. so when he came back to the states, he got a job working as a translator and a librarian in the s

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