00:01The suspect in a deadly attack at Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride event is dead,
00:06police said on Sunday following an hours-long manhunt.
00:30One woman was killed and 29 were injured after the suspect, identified as Abdul B,
00:35rammed into a crowd in Berlin's Tiergarten Park.
00:38While the attack took place outside of the official CSD route,
00:42a large number of people were still gathered just a few hundred meters away
00:45as the event was ending when the attack occurred on Saturday night.
00:49The attacker not only used the van as a weapon,
00:52but is said to have gone after people with a machete afterwards.
00:55German authorities declared the attack was Islamist in nature
00:59and Chancellor Friedrich Meretz called it an attack on society and freedom.
01:05Russian strikes across Ukraine have killed at least eight people
01:09and injured dozens more over the last 24 hours.
01:13On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said one person was killed
01:18and nine were wounded in a drone attack on Kharkiv
01:21and another person was killed in Zaporizhia.
01:24According to Zelensky, all necessary emergency services have been deployed at the site,
01:30adding that residential buildings had been hit.
01:34Local media in Ukraine also reported Russian forces attacked the city of Dnepro on Sunday morning,
01:40setting the only store in the city on fire.
01:43The latest Russian attacks come as Ukraine's successful drone attacks have stalled
01:49Moscow's army advances in an expanded campaign by Kyiv
01:53that has seen it hit high profile targets inside Russia,
01:57causing fuel shortages and piling pressure on Vladimir Putin.
02:01On Saturday, Ukrainian attacks on holiday camps in the partly Russian-occupied Zaporizhia region
02:07killed 12 people, according to Moscow-installed officials.
02:16A flash flood caused by heavy rain struck a tourist site in northwestern China on Sunday,
02:23killing 10 people and injuring 23, according to reports on state-run broadcasters.
02:30A mountain torrent triggered by short-term heavy rainfall trapped some campers
02:34at the location in Gensu Province, state broadcaster CCTV said.
02:39An earlier report by CCTV identified the location of the flash flood
02:44as the Shuang Ximen Scenic Area in the rugged, mountainous stretches of southern Gensu
02:51roughly 1,200 km southwest of the capital Beijing.
02:56Shuang Ximen is known for its natural stone arches, alpine meadows and mountain streams.
03:02It is a popular summer camping spot.
03:05The injured have been sent to the hospital for treatment
03:08and another 174 people have been rescued, CCTV said, citing local officials.
03:20Two people were killed and five others injured in a shooting incident
03:24at a popular food festival near the Space Needle in Seattle on Sunday.
03:28The gunfire erupted at around 6 p.m. during the Bite of Seattle festival.
03:33The event features hundreds of food and retail vendors as well as performers
03:38and draws about 350,000 attendees over three days.
03:43I'm one of the vendors inside and we suddenly heard some firecrackers,
03:48what I thought were firecrackers, and people started yelling,
03:52shoot her, shoot her, and there was like a stampede of people just running.
03:56It was about to grab me a boba from the boba stand.
03:58I heard about, I'd say, close to 12.
04:00It sounded a little bit like firecrackers at first.
04:04It took like, I'd say, a half a second pause and I heard a lot more.
04:07I realized it was semi-automatic, probably it sounded like a switch.
04:11Two people died on the scene while five patients were taken to a hospital nearby.
04:16The four victims admitted included a toddler, a 23-year-old man and three adult women.
04:22One patient was in critical condition.
04:25Local authorities said police had taken one person into custody but did not provide further details.
04:30If we have any history with that information...
04:34All right, that's what we're doing.
04:38We'll get a lot of information.
04:40Have a great day.
04:41Thanks for joining us.
04:41We'll get to that information.
04:49We'll get to that information.
05:00We'll have that information.
05:12right now I'm gonna make some small small highlights like this is shining so
05:18everything will be more realistic and more round the sound is gonna bounce so
05:24this sharp line here gonna be even more sharp and the eye eyelids I'm gonna work
05:30a little bit out they give you a wall or a canvas you can express yourself you can
05:39do your art and give your culture to others and take culture from others
06:23so
06:27Greece's Mount Olympus and France's D-Day beaches were among several sites added to
06:32the World Heritage list on Sunday the World Heritage inscription of Mount Olympus the
06:39mythical home of the 12 Olympian gods rewarded a 12-year effort by Greece to
06:43secure recognition for its tallest mountain as a mixed cultural and natural heritage
06:47site rising almost 3,000 meters from a base near sea level the mountain was
06:53believed to be the throne of Zeus king of the gods while also harboring rich
06:58biodiversity the French designation covers the five Normandy landing beaches
07:04Omaha Utah sword gold and Juno where more than 150,000 Allied troops came ashore on
07:11June 6 1944 to liberate Western Europe from Nazi occupation during World War two the
07:18sites contain extensive remnants from German fortifications and bomb-scarled
07:22landscapes to allied harbor structures and sunken vessels also inscribed were
07:28Italy's historic theaters of the Marche region the ancient Japanese capitals of
07:32Asuka and Fujiwara and South Sudan's Boma-Badingilo migratory landscape among
07:44others
07:45Gaudi is relevant and I think middle is relevant their curiosity willingness to
07:52experiment their radical visionary mentality is still becoming such an
07:58inspiration for contemporary artists
08:16we were starting to plan the first year of exhibitions here on the second floor so
08:21we went to Fundación Miró and we had a conversation with them and we were just
08:26trying what could we do together what is the impact of Casabatlló into Miró's work
08:31and they said well we have done an exhibition exactly about this and it was very much about the
08:38photographs of Gómez documenting the work of Miró and then in dialogue with the
08:43architecture of Gaudi you could see a direct connection between Gaudi's work and
08:50this building in particular into the work of Miró it's understanding as Miró moved away from painting and he
08:58started looking at more 3D more elements it was to Gaudi's work that he started to look at and
09:05started to look at his shapes and inspired by nature to create sculptures bronzes he also did a series of
09:13etchings
09:14but the thing that was most exciting is that I didn't know much about Joaquín Gómez and then I started
09:21looking at the photographs and the importance of the work that he did of documenting Casabatlló and also Gaudi's work
09:28and then I started looking at the photographs and the importance of the work that he did of documenting Casabatlló
09:41we commissioned tomorrow's bureau not only to create the digital pieces but also the set design and the audio soundscapes
09:49that is present throughout the whole exhibition to really create an environment where we can appreciate and we can explore
09:55this connection in a different way
09:58so we have originals so we have the etchings from Miró we have the bronzes but then they're in dialogue
10:05with high-res scans done from the original pieces of Furnace from Miró and then deconstructed and is looking at
10:13these objects very much like an archaeologist would and using the latest techniques that we have these days with technology
10:22of just being able to see these objects in a different way the same thing happens with the photographs is
10:27taking those photographs
10:28and this archive that took place mainly in the 40s and then creating this living database using artificial intelligence to
10:36create another digital piece that takes that knowledge and takes it one step further with the techniques that we have
10:43in 2026
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11:17and we were doing this Millized testing
11:18it was a really great if you were involved in a technology to evaluate like the technology
11:19we eventually addressed to everybody who has a technology tech type
11:19and we were looking into solutions
11:19we had a lot of users who were contemplating SM1
11:22now and we were able to find it through a semi-saxe
11:22that we can ''you're pretty podría nãoogue through without anticipating the map
11:28didn't happen to anyone anyone's helicopter
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