and here, almost unanimously, i am the german inventor paul nicol, who introduced the world in 1884. technology for obtaining images of transferring it to the screen using a special disk, from which information was read a few years later, the scottish engineer johnbert. the first television receiver in the world was invented as the basis for the development of a small device . the device was very small . it worked without sound, but the picture was quite clear. a here is the first device more or less similar to our tv appeared at the end of the twenties of the last century, thanks to the talent of the russian engineer vladimir zvarykin, it was he who created a highly vacuum receiving tube with a mosaic photosensitive structure, calling it an iconoscope. by the way, the name kinescope, which is more familiar to us, also belongs to zvara. cinema by the mid-thirties of the twentieth century, the inventor had improved the television system so much that a stable image in television receivers could be obtained using iconoscope with a multi-stage electron multiplier in 1936 on television wi

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if you don't, it's just based on something you said there about a chat with paul, who is the partner of nicoleto confirm. so he far as he's aware , the police have said to aware, the police have said to him that not actually done particularly thorough searches of various buildings nearby. is thatis of various buildings nearby. is that is that correct? because what what are they really telling him? i mean , i was him telling him? i mean, i was him i'd be going absolutely out of my head the minute he actually is going mad , to be honest. he's is going mad, to be honest. he's holding it back. i was on the phone again to him today. he calls me to , you know, i comfort calls me to, you know, i comfort him and it's a difficult one. he just more he just wants more lang searches don mean i've worked on hundreds of missing people enquiries of the 20 odd years and this is the surreal area like i said should have been beaten down. search every nook and cranny, every not just focus on the river. it's crazy . focus on the river. it's crazy. that would just say she's in the river. i may be wrong. she may en

if you don't, it's just based on something you said there about a chat with paul, who is the partner of nicole confirm. so he far as he's aware , the police have said to aware, the police have said to him that not actually done particularly thorough searches of various buildings nearby. is thatis of various buildings nearby. is that is that correct? because what what are they really telling him? i mean , i was him telling him? i mean, i was him i'd be going absolutely out of my head the minute he actually is going mad , to be honest. he's is going mad, to be honest. he's holding it back. i was on the phone again to him today. he calls me to , you know, i comfort calls me to, you know, i comfort him and it's a difficult one. he just more he just wants more lang searches don mean i've worked on hundreds of missing people enquiries of the 20 odd years and this is the surreal area like i said should have been beaten down. search every nook and cranny, every not just focus on the river. it's crazy . focus on the river. it's crazy. that would just say she's in the river. i may be wrong. she may end

paul. sorry, rocko not right now. but what i'd also add is a national community, especially european union, and the u. s. nicole rhodes. they're actually going to the u. s. conditions. ok, that we're going to have to leave our discussion today. i thank you very much, everyone for joining us. he love it. yes, mean house movie and much of les ha, i'm thank you to very much for what you can see the program again, any time by visiting our website that's out there, or dot com. and to further discuss and do go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. you can also during the conversation on twitter handle is as a inside story from me laura kyle: i'm the whole team here is bye for now with ah long with global food production is wasteful and the streaming our planet. but pioneers are adapting with new food sources. jellyfish is delicious with a very light sea food taste and texture similar to calamari and innovative production techniques. i've seen a vertical farm before, but never in a restaurant have to say this is great. earth rises feeding the billions on a jessina. as the sun goes dow

nicole wanted a little peace in communist east germany. the font punk band feeling b is formed. the bank venture featured the 3 members who then full half of ramstein, guitarist paul landers keyboard are christian, clock. laurence and later drama christoph, schneider langdon and flacco were 1st introduced to an unsuspecting world in the 1988 east german roxanne documentary for often on to try and whisper and shout. we met up with the films director deja schuman on an astounded trip back to her when fission, where one of the feeling be gigs, he documented took place or the you all of her around here with almost eskoville. this is where it was just on to new. good. the burnable you to the stage was where does white building is now will to post turn up, give on from the back towards the road and over here was the audience flow to the sun go. so hopefully come over hello for him. if you have to realize that back in the communist east, everything that happened in the cities was closely monitored by the authorities on bottles to brochures high know, so it was typical of that time that alternative music flourished in the province at little to your music builder old stone

nicole wanted a little peace in communist east germany. the fun punk band feeling b is for the band venture featured the 3 members who then full half of ramstein, guitarist paul landers keyboard are christian, clock, laurence and later drama. christoph snyder, langdon and flock, were 1st introduced to an unsuspecting world in the 1988 east german roxanne documentary for often on to try and whisper and shout. we met up with the films director deja schumann on a static trip back to her when fission. where one of the feeling be gigs, he documented, took place or the you all of her around here, almost eskoville. this is where it was just on to new. good. the burnable you to the stage was where does white building is now? will support turn up, give on from the back towards the road and over here was the audience flow to the sun go so hopefully come over hello for him. you have to realize that back in the communist east, everything that happened in the cities was closely monitored by the authorities on bottles to brochures final. so it was typical of that time that alternative music flourished in the province at little to your music builder. old stone and introduce

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missing every day missing people, every day from missing people, paul joseph, the panel all about with me this morning. right. broadcaster amy nicolecharlie rowley . michael gove, charlie rowley. right. just two reflections on that, amy shouldn't say sort of as a mum , as mums, there is as a mum, as mums, there is something deeply, deeply sad and moving about that story isn't there. of course because it almost makes you think of that moment in the supermarket where you look behind you and they're not there yet feeling that you get by. only this case she get by. only in this case she didn't have . the relief of didn't have. the relief of realising they just didn't yeah that yeah i know and we just you know we worried about those kids, aren't we? and just just really sad if you've got any information about nicola, we just just keep spreading it. spreading on social media. tweet it, there, get aware. it, get it out there, get aware. you might have driving down you might have been driving down that right , you might have been driving down that right, charlie ? we are that road right, charlie? we are going to be talking now. oh want to

paul solman on long island. ♪ amna: on this last day of black history month, we feature the stories of black southerners during jim crow, as told in a single frame. the newshour's digital anchor nicolehe university of virginia to see how historical portraits are helping redefine a generation in its own voice, and through its own lens. it is for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> henry martin, born the enslaved, working all of his life, either as an enslaved person or working as a menial labor. never learned to read or write. but was able to speak for himself through photography. nicole: john edwin mason is the curator of an exhibition of portraits like martins on display at the university of virginia's special collections library. martin's larger than life portrait is featured along with historical items that contextualize it. he was a man so iconic, a poem was written about him a century later. >> someone will pause to whisper, henry, and for a moment, my name flies free. nicole: martin's self-portrait contradicts and undermines how white students and alumni would portray him. >> it is a way of saying this is who i am. this, no trace of his job as a janitor and bellringer. nic

and based on a _ police by her partner, paul, and based on a number of specific vulnerabilities we were made aware of, vulnerabilities we were made aware of. nicole officer does you form a number of hypotheses. that is— you form a number of hypotheses. that is scenarios which are possible from _ that is scenarios which are possible from the _ that is scenarios which are possible from the information to hand. those hypotheses — from the information to hand. those hypotheses included, one, that she possibly— hypotheses included, one, that she possibly could have gone into the river, _ possibly could have gone into the river, that — possibly could have gone into the river, that there could have been third-party— river, that there could have been third—party involvement and, lastly, that she _ third—party involvement and, lastly, that she could have left the area voluntarily. those hypotheses have remained _ voluntarily. those hypotheses have remained in place throughout and were _ remained in place throughout and were viewed regularly, as is normal with any— were viewed regularly, as is normal with any officer running a major investigation. at the i