chief among them, rudolf hoss, the nazi commandant of the camp who lived, with his wife and children,adjacent to the concentration camp, just a short distance from the crematoriums. i felt that the film had to be about this place and also had to sort of blur the line between then and now. jonathan glazer really anchored his film to the location to create what feels like an anthropological study filmed with 12 fixed hidden cameras on set. the idea was to put the hoss family under surveillance, to focus on the domestic routines of one of the architects of mass extermination. it's quite different from standard—issue holocaust movies. this is the point that jonathan glazer drives home right from when he first unveiled his movie. what we've tried to do with this film is, is try and find a way of showing this in a way that people perhaps haven't seen it before, the perspective of it. we all know it's very important to keep talking about this and to keep showing it, and to talk about it and try and find a new paradigm for it, so that a new generation can discover this for themselves through

stop to establish immediately. spars of last are 6 weeks to get all the prisoners released all the hosses because hockey's home . and he's in tolerable and you've had the amount of turn in crisis and bill toward and then during more something more. and during united states and the lady to the national average to get more humanitarian assistance. because tonight i'm directing the us military to lead and merge the mission to establish a temporary peer in the mediterranean on the coast of gaza. i can receive large shipments, trying to water medicine, a temporary shelven. no us boots will be on the ground. a temporary peer will enable a massive increase the amount of mandatory assistance. getting you guys every day, the room there's room must allow more in the guys to ensure your mandatory workers aren't caught in the crossfire. there are not or leadership that is, it is real. i say this humanitarian assistance can not be a secondary consideration or a bargaining chip protecting and saving it as a lives has to be preferred. as we looked at the future, the only real solution to the situation i

the united, the cities, only football club has become a haven to escape the hoss realities of northern life. with saint james's park, the fable ground where the fans descend. when you come into the city, you said uh you say black and white, every way you'll go around the corner, you'll see a flag in the next corner. you'll see if 67, or 8 people start a 2nd. now as we get closer and close up the noise task developers, right, right, come on and who we got to do, we go to way and come on, how we always get in there. saint james's park has had its moments in the sun from winning titles in the early 19 hundreds and 19 fifties to the modern errors of kevin keegan. and bother you robinson. i may not have one of major domestic trophies since 1957, but these teams brought joy to the jordy nation through relentless attacking football. you call so when never the best, but they competed, they entertained, and that's old, but nodded. when the club was doing well, the city was driving when kevin keegan was in charge on it was this the castle search of the league and they would speak to business own

well, the deal of the hostage, the other we're talking about a ceasefire hoss digital, that's very much for the center of attention right now. the whole region is expecting, if they still will go through to have some sort of of, of, of break for a couple of weeks, probably 40 days. that will maybe bring a new momentum because we've seen to dire situation in cause of the humanitarian crisis to famine. we also know that's militarily, israel is not making much progress and need might be recruiting and might use that time to come up with a better plan for what's gonna happen in gaza. and this is probably part of the center of the talks for an elective, for a book in egypt. also, we know that egypt in germany has a strong defense ties. so that's also part of that. of course, the needs for more defense for the childrens has very much escalated following what we've been seeing and gaza. each of being, you know, a major partner for the palestinians as the one having a border with cause other than israel. they'll burbock will travel to israel later today. she and many others have voice concerned

let's take a look. lining up outside the russian embassy in the very hoss of violin. and that's the entrance just that and the line. if you follow it, it goes down to the end of the road, round the corner, ran the next corner, and then it kind of goes back and forth like a snake along the roads behind 2, but behind the embassy. so thousands of people here. and you do get the impression that most of them have come out to make us have implicit protests against vladimir putin. and there was quite a positive mood among many people weaving. so people that was a group of 5 people playing cards as they waited in the line that a lot of people waiting a long time, many people saying for plus hours to come out and show their faces against vladimir putin and the war. so a very interesting day here in berlin, but it wasn't just opponents of letting me put in the was supporters of his he had to and some of them are quite hostile, both towards the uh, the opponents of the group who didn't regime and also to some of us in the west and press so, so there was some moments of tension h

deputy director of the russian and you raise a program head of the ukraine for on that a child some hoss a think tank in london, or is it how dangerous is it put in this claim here that ukraine is at least operationally involved in the most kind of attacks of all to be on us to crane is already in the full fledged invasion for the surgery. a, in the role. so there's very little that we can, can do to retaliate on this completely bogus claim that he is not doing already. and just to remind the listeners as you know, the terrorist attack to place in most go to massive mist house strikes, hits you grading and cities hits you creating an infrastructure. the large town of hockey, which is around a 1000000 inhabitants his car, into the without water electricity heating and the still cold temperature. so which is already waging a genocidal type of wall was thor chair. and, you know, mass murders in the cities, the ukrainian on carver one day liberated. and to be honest, there's not much new up his sleep. so what is he trying to achieve by selling this message? are all i say president important

rudolf hoss on the right, was the commandant of auschwitz.ured after the war and executed in auschwitz in 1947, not far from this backyard. >> [speaking german] >> they would walk people into the gas chamber, and they believed they were going for a shower, but obviously they were not. and that would create quite a noise. malcolm: johnnie burn worked his alchemy at home, to the alarm of his family. >> i've worked on many films in that back room, and some very loud, grisly monsters and all sorts. and it's never a problem. but for this, i had to buy a soundproof door because it really is the most violent film i've ever worked on. and yet, you don't see any violence. malcolm: in your drive to be authentic, how important was it for you at the same time, to respect the sanctity of auschwitz, and also to honor the memory of the people who died there? >> i knew there was great responsibility not only to make the film work through sound, but to make sure that the sound we were using was historically accurate and as faithful as possible to the atrociti

another hoss meter of snow is expected to full in the next 48 hours. and the volcano has up to them to go out the go silence, but there is no immediate danger to taurus because the island is uninhabited. it's one of the low, the $100.00 pacific ocean islands, which a why like century of the coast of quit all well, as always you follow they stories on all websites, dollars a dot com do site and that this thing is the host is next to be watching, i'll just say i'm bone use in half an hour the on march, the 7th us president joe 5 and we'll deliver his state of the union address with issues like immigration, economic recovery, add america's response to global conflicts on his agenda environment. re up to his leadership credentials in this personal election year, special coverage from washington. they were almost 5 months into israel's war on gods, and among the institutions whose reputation. so taking a beating over their coverage, the new york times a german film festival worthy of its own award for the worst performance in the tacit support. oven is real

the hoss of the bedford beats under the hood, its dna is indestructible, the 6 and the engine can easily go more than a 1000000 kilometers. bedford's creations have been converted into buses by local mechanics. they've been an intrinsic part of the cities culture for decades. the. they have a cult status among drivers. there's a on the doors on a check. we maintain them well and bring them to the mechanic for frequent checks. i got this put a check, got this, got some money. we spend more money than we are and keeping these vehicles is our passion. this whole get a model i'm. i'm going back to another unique aspect to these buses. is this a realistic detail of that decoration known as pakistani checkouts? because these colorful decorated buses are, will say, booked for pickup and drop off the services for weddings and policies. the drivers and bus soon is considered an advertising expense. many decorated buses become the customer's 1st choice. the rocket boss is the pride of every now and an additional source of income. if your vehicle is in good condition, people will be good for events

come out add one hoss play watching. now do 0 live from bill high with me for the back. people also coming up shot dead while waving white flags and buddhist video obtained by out just sierra shows. these really forces kennings on, on the policy ends in costs. we are on the front lines and 11 on with you ensure.

point rogers, who starred in more than 70 films, was the highest paid actor in hollywood, a steven hoss of the oscars, and 1934. so the only native american to do so. but most of the early indigenous stars have been forgotten replaced by an image of native americans drilled into the culture by hundreds of hollywood westerns. the . we all know the stereotypes, the brave white cowboy fighting the savage indians to bring civilization to the wild west. imagine you're in indigenous person watching one of these classic hollywood westerns. who would you identify with the cowboy or the india? the are you watching these westerns and the stereotype is that the indians are stupid and they always get killed. and when i found out it was an indian, it's like, you know, you did the, you don't want to be about the car as a power. you're the representative. then the westerns, the 1st hollywood western. this took their queue from earlier forms of popular entertainment paintings, pump novels and circus style spectacles that sold a particular image of the wild west, and invented history. that's all white s

even the hoss wanting to, oh, we sometimes think of them as babies. yeah. alpha as boss is when, when you come on the baby's man to support women, then what could be able to be the home and society better. all right, normally at this point of the debate would be asking people for solutions. but after hearing all the diverse opinions, i'm not sure that there is such a thing as solutions. we started with a couple, i'd like to end with them. we've had so many view points here. do you think that the kind of relationship that the 2 of you have with some people might see us aspirational is on the threats? we work up in the morning as a man and getting ready for work. when you stand before that mirror, just see a human being. when you see your wife see a human being sheet her that way, man, you are going to be happy. if you bring the woman to the equal point, you're going to be happy because we are just equal and we have this agreement on odds and wish when we've been here. it depends the idea that we're pushing we have up, which is a better idea. we go about that

as many as 820000 people of a hoss of cowboys, population suffer from lead poisoning most at risk of mothers and they children die on in some ways. one of thousands of parents living close to the old mine both a daughter and some exhibit the effects of laid the level of trouble by doing the fail. central dimension for this day to form language is the for, for the local school money for 3 hours. the funding for the, the gun own flush on my film, no longer fits out. i need them to will 50 percent. and if you want me to update the theme, then you know for them i will sign up right now. unless i show up a little of age dofer's to do for you to did 22 environmental pollution experts have given studies like these label. the term sacrifice on refers to an area usually heavily polluted and core. that essentially has been for gone all the years . i've been to many sacrifice zones and despite all continents, but the one that is most serious in my 40 years of doing this is the one in cobb boys and the professor jack carolinas is world leading authority on environmental link pollution. and cowbo

zone of interest, she gives a chilling performance as hedwig, the wife of auschwitz commander rudolf hossnational and more diverse. and huller thinks that last year's actors' and writers' strike, when for months so many hollywood movies couldn't be promoted, may have given these films the chance to make an impact. we had the chance to promote our films for a long time when americans couldn't, so...there is no magic there going on. it's a practical thing, i think. but also, i really appreciate this opening of the academy that is taking place towards films from other countries. there's no doubt that the legacy of two world wars and the cold war has made for some powerful film—making from germany. but the country also scored another oscar nomination this year with a film that looks at some of the contemporary issues the country is facing. and it's made by a ao—year—old film—maker living here in berlin. they scream this is the teachers' lounge by german—turkish director ilker catak, shortlisted for best international film. it's a story set in school, where accusations about stealing within th

and when the flow is lost, proposed in 2003, there was such fee as public opposition that hoss a $1000000.00 people sit to the streets, some fearing that it would repress the unique rights of hong kong, including freedom of expression. now does not mean anything like that, and people live spoken to have refused to even comments about the little human rights story. a mock daily worries that the know could be used to silence critics. my biggest concern is the citizen, you know, critical debate. vigorous a criticism of government policies and it's, it's vague and you don't know when you're going to be crossing to regina its this has been a long time coming. she spearheaded the attempt to pass the law in 2003 when she was security secretary. this time the legislative council took less than 2 weeks from when the legislation was published to posting it to a post, a few or some, some lucky you have to show that he has a criminal intent. i think i'll meet you understand the freedom of expression is not absolute. you know, form the opposition legislation. emily allow marched against the law in 2003.

we has pizza and we've got 0 hoss is and it's not just for easter. the sellers your to pose you and i can warm polish hearts on any day of the spanish port city a bid, tao electronics travelers from all over the world with its extraordinary architecture. but the city also has a lot of fun activities on offer. we talk to local residents for the best tips. bio is the largest city of the bass country in northern spain. it attracts visitors with arch culture and calling the retreat. some 350000 people live here. but what do we get to see if we leave things to chance and as the locals for recommendations? what you can miss and be about is a visit to the guggenheim museum. the architecture is spectacular, and very different from other museums for some cnn, the permanent and temporarily expeditions on magnificent import. i live because of my music. i 1st stopped in the guggenheim museum in the city center. the building was designed by the world famous architect, frank gehry, in 1993 visitors are greeted by a 12 meter high dogs sculpture poppy by jeff koons.

we spoke to adel all hoss nate chapman over piece for him to stop the war in yemen was asp. busy is a that is a quick case show in the chaos western powers of brought to the region. now the idea of this indicates anything. it shows that american and british interventions and the military reservation of the red sea have resulted in chaos. human didn't need all this chaos, this military presence, this blatant intervention with fleets tankers and aircraft, led to a chaotic conflict, to the extent that the western powers mistakenly tried to shoot down their own drone. the sole reason of this chaos is the western intervention. there is no need to militarize the red sea, the u a v was american, and it was the germans who tried to shoot it down. this shows that there is no real co ordination. all that exists is chaos. as i said, all this could have been easily avoided as humans, only condition was de escalation in gaza. and allowing humanitarian aid into the enclave. and now to chat with the state prosecutor has confirmed the death of opposition. party leader. yeah. do you know, th

the a change walk it attack on the crime in port of semester pool has left one hoss and dad on for in just wanting to know the officials. russian defense has intercepts what they've described as an unprecedented missile attack targeting the black sea since you know how the summer walk it. 5 minutes came down on residential areas and as a result of 65 year old man was killed 12. perfect, and she suffered shots, no boons need his hospital treatment to africa. now son, a go head to the polls today to select a new president the following weeks of political tales. now the vote has been changed to take place in february, but at the last minute thing comes with me to postpone that the move trigger. does he protests on claims that the president was trying to cling on to power with all the details? his aunty is not a vehicle. for decades, a single goal has been loaded for its exception. now live in a beacon of freedom, new turbulent region, but a 7000000 people take part in the presidential elections. the risk off electoral violence is ever present postponement. fluffy mixes by the president p

time i asked you, this is what celebrates in to invite us steel has all her loans on your head of hoss and she will be up due to follow up on social media all along the way. the jenny of a lifetime from a woman, determines to live life in the fust clean and fresh from the fast lane. i am happy to welcome if i had a joy to dw, use africa if i to you and i roby. this seems like a crazy idea on your own automotive bike, right across africa. what inspired you to set out on this trip of a lifetime. okay. um, i've been traveling for a while. i've been traveling since 2016 and i've done different kinds of travels. backpacking. i have beauty compo, van i travel receipts. i've travelled on the try so cool. so i bought my motorcycle last year and i decided that i wanted to travel from one home studio that goes uh, i grew up united to as well as the home and i came to canada. and so i just went to one and made it to my home. so i'll give you any cast is 2021 that i decided this is the best time to travel back and forth. and also i have a very interesting story about having an accident going throu

it's very hoss and there's little volta venue of the organisms can survive. the i can also withstand very high temperatures in by technological reactors, for example, on somebody they will temper to an old phone. that's number one. number 2, in extreme habitats like that to organise new boys, find organisms that can do something very special stuff, such as producing special active substances except for adopting specific new metabolic pathways. stuff. it's a big armstrong. some algy enter into symbiosis with fund guy in order to survive and extreme places forming. lincoln's patrick young, found such l. g, fungus, symbiosis, and the out of comma the fun. this becomes a kind of sun shade for the algae does. when the and the among other things, it also provides you the protection against the hush radiation one finds in the to comment is it is the l d a no mo bile. they're trapped in a stationary position and somehow have to protect themselves from the sun's rays, which they can't avoid with the like. and like this ones that task falls to the funds will talk. know

it's part of the, for example, for my children, husband that they do not have any bright future deer hoss that is with more difficulties a bright future. the children enough again is the currently denied not as being boss that has the same issues, the head of the w as diary impasto department. and let's talk about the plight of those african refugees. a bit more was that you worked on that story. we've just seen is that uncommon examples? thank you. okay, have, let's take a quick look back before i answer your question. it has been almost 50 years now that afghans have been seeing from war and persecution in the current conflict. they have been key phases for larger parts of the population, left to seek exile in the eighty's, ninety's, 20152021. since the ninety's, the majority of the screen routes were dangerous and extremely risky. so it was my own when i left the country as a child, but to answer your question, it is not uncommon that africans, or people hopefully in general, are risk in the future and their lives. what is rather uncommon though, is that atkins now take this route thro

really, military rates were zoom and there is more property destruction from the hoss of the story. this 10 has been a home and the only shelter for so many families. the living conditions are for perfect. the cause as people say salvation from is was full on seats. the us and the you with the plans to send supplies. but the us an e commerce phase have also been busy supplying weapons. so as well, with the new initiatives help does a full audit. just feel like these slides for you as president joe biden, and he see your life. this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i am, how should i have a bottle of israel genocide, the pounding of guns us use of toe, but continues with most of the weapons supplied by the us and the you, such was the rush to give his ride. will bones to kill policy? is that the emergency powers to bypass the us congress have been used? european commission president us to live on the land. also rush to decline how support for as well impersonated catawba, was several estates, notably germany, and it's all the major on suppliers to as well. now bo

think joining me now to talk about this as active as professor and lawyer, dan, kamala, and radio hoss miss misty winston. she is a calls for the action for a sondra streaming on youtube dance. let me start with you. and your lawyer, what do you make of these negotiations that are going on with the us department of justice? indeed, i think they will break. well, we'll see, you know, so i'm, his wife is said that you know, she and julie and would oppose any deal that would require him to plead guilty because he, they don't, he's guilty of anything. neither do i of course. and the other thing is that at least that i understand is one of the things being floated is a deal on which if you would agree, he would plead guilty and get like 14 years. that would mean he'd still have a years left because he's only been in jail for 5 years. no. so let's talk about the misdemeanor thing. i mean, i know a misdemeanor is a slap on that here, and that's like, uh, you know, uh, j walking, right? i mean, i would think he and his lawyers would say, you know, fine, i read some documents, i probably should

bulldozers was seen in the areas people spec to the destruction and searched through the rubble of an hoss of kansas. 2.3000000 people now live in rough, uh, mostly in tens and all that temporary shelters. let me give you the listing safely, and our house is when the missile land. it was around 4 to 5 meters away from me. the people next to me a little known from cause we of a have been displaced. suddenly they destroyed the house without any warning. this is not just, i'm just, this is one of the ugliest must because it is not enough domestic that we woke up to yesterday. the massacre and garza was a flower today. we were having lunch. we had just finished all friday appraisal was sitting in our houses was sitting in the house that we've been displaced to and you know. okay, let's get the very latest with tarik. otherwise there and he's in southern guns i. we can speak to him over the phone. talk, i want to start with these reports for him. how much is on the wing about the 7 is really captives that have been killed by is re lease and the is really ministry. what more can you tell us abou

but that he can reveal that the amount of a that was less and in february was on the hoss the amount of a that go to is a gaza of bodies riley's in in january. and so he says that patients has to run very, very, very state and indeed a whole series of warnings as he puts it, needs to be given at starting with that means somebody's gonna hold with guns. one particular warning that he's saying should be conveyed. so you can see is that his route, these, the occupying power, eighty's responsible, david cameron says that enclosed with a israel is compliant with international humanitarian law. so that will be some take the button in person and things that been against will go back to you as well, thinking about but don't worry what impacts might any of these meetings, guns have, has have on the situation on the ground because he is the, with out so prime minister benjamin netanyahu was back yeah, exactly. so there are a couple of things to consider here. first of all, you know, when david cameron says that patients needs to run very, very sit in both the logical extension of that is that

and the doctor in northern gaza says that his team a struggling to provide aid to hoss the babies that enter his hospital. most of the issues stem from alaska food, which is leaving many of the babies that come on odd one hospital, malnourished. and if a doesn't come quickly, he says there is nothing more he can do. you spend a sort of yeah. now nutrition plays a major role in the number of children that come to us and us in the number of deaths. there are different when a child is supposed to eat 3 meals a day and ends up being a one meal. that's not enough for that unless your body becomes deficient in carbohydrates vitamins proteins and deficient in fans that are necessary for the body. and then the body goes into a severe dehydration status. i can honestly say that we can't even deal property with 50 to 60 percent of the cases. we received this because we have nothing to give them nothing. the most we can do for them is either give them say lien solution for sugar solution or another for most of them. and then they will do that. all of this is happening due to the lack of foods whe

and stephen, so what was over the 7th place multiple rape allegations and the hoss scrutiny also published indian conflicts specialist professor norman finkelstein 1st is take on those events, but that's in the latest episode. of going i'm going to underground which as throughout the day, hey, on oxy, there's a quick tease of the familial packed in report ended up being the most compelling evidence that there was widespread rate and sexual violence on october 7th. now you might be wondering how can that be all the media were saying, here's the post. we have to prove, we have a smoking gun, the premier of of 1000 report, the premier of attacking the board showed this enough carefully. number one, they were supplied overwhelmingly with the evidence sunday as well. the government may examine fluid from every conceivable and go by every secret conceivable technological device. and you'll have to remember that the area was about to gossip, which means it must have been among the most heavily surveilled areas and go over this through. and here's the, here's the off shot, the character they serve