అంతర్జాతీయ మహిళా దినోత్సవాన్ని పురస్కరించుకొని విశాఖ జిల్లా అనకాపల్లి ఆచార్య ఎన్.జి.రంగా వ్యవసాయ పరిశోధన కేంద్రంలో ఆధునిక వ్యవసాయ పద్ధతులపై మహిళలకు అవగాహన కల్పించారు. అపరాల(కందుల)లో అధిక దిగుబడిని సాధించడానికి మేలైన యాజమాన్య పద్ధతులపై, వ్యవసాయంలో యాంత్రీకరణ అవసరాలను సమగ్రంగా వివరించారు. వ్యవసాయం లాభసాటిగా మారాలంటే అవలంబించాల్సిన ఆధునిక పద్ధతులపై అవగాహన కల్పించారు. పాతకాలంలో మాదిరి సాగుతో పాటు అనుబంధ రంగాలైన పాడి పరిశ్రమ, కోళ్ల పెంపకాన్ని చేపట్టాలని సూచించారు. అధిక దిగుబడినిచ్చే ఎల్ఆర్జీ 52 రకం కంది విత్తనాలని, కడక్నాథ్ కోళ్లను మహిళలకు పంపిణీ చేశారు.
'సాగు పద్ధతులకు సాన పెట్టాలి'
సంప్రదాయ పద్ధతులకు సెలవు చెప్పి, ఆధునిక పద్ధతులు పాటిస్తేనే వ్యవసాయం లాభసాటిగా మారుతుందని మహిళలకు ఎన్.జి రంగా విశ్వవిద్యాలయ పరిశోధకులు సూచించారు. పాడి పరిశ్రమ, కోళ్ల పెంపకాల్లో తీసుకోవాాల్సిన మెలకువలపై అవగాహన కల్పించారు.
కడక్నాథ్ కోళ్ల పంపిణీ
అంతర్జాతీయ మహిళా దినోత్సవాన్ని పురస్కరించుకొని విశాఖ జిల్లా అనకాపల్లి ఆచార్య ఎన్.జి.రంగా వ్యవసాయ పరిశోధన కేంద్రంలో ఆధునిక వ్యవసాయ పద్ధతులపై మహిళలకు అవగాహన కల్పించారు. అపరాల(కందుల)లో అధిక దిగుబడిని సాధించడానికి మేలైన యాజమాన్య పద్ధతులపై, వ్యవసాయంలో యాంత్రీకరణ అవసరాలను సమగ్రంగా వివరించారు. వ్యవసాయం లాభసాటిగా మారాలంటే అవలంబించాల్సిన ఆధునిక పద్ధతులపై అవగాహన కల్పించారు. పాతకాలంలో మాదిరి సాగుతో పాటు అనుబంధ రంగాలైన పాడి పరిశ్రమ, కోళ్ల పెంపకాన్ని చేపట్టాలని సూచించారు. అధిక దిగుబడినిచ్చే ఎల్ఆర్జీ 52 రకం కంది విత్తనాలని, కడక్నాథ్ కోళ్లను మహిళలకు పంపిణీ చేశారు.
అధునాతన పద్ధతులపై మహిళలకు అవగాహన
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: PART MUST CREDIT COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
POOL – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Greeley, Colorado – 21 August 2018
1. Archive video of Christopher Watts in court to face charges of murdering his wife and two young daughters
POOL THE DENVER POST - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Greeley, Colorado - 21 August 2018
2. Still photo of Christopher Watts in court
COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION – MUST CREDIT
Unknown Location - 18 February 2019
++AUDIO ONLY- AUDIO AS INCOMING - OVERLAYED WITH STILL PHOTO++
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Watts, convicted of killing family:
"In my mind right now, I'm thinking back and I'm hoping like I wasn't, like, I wasn't coherent enough to make that decision where I knew I was going to kill my girls. I was just hoping that, like no father would ever want to do anything to hurt his blood and flesh, but I did that and I just don't understand how it happened. I mean I've even read books that say, you know like, no dad would ever do anything to hurt his children
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Roggen, Colorado – 21 August 2018
4. Archive video of oil field where children's bodies were found
POOL THE DENVER POST - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Denver - 19 November 2018
5. Still photo of Christopher Watts in court
COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION – MUST CREDIT
Unknown Location - 18 February 2019
++AUDIO ONLY - AUDIO AS INCOMING - OVERLAYED WITH STILL PHOTO++
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Watts, convicted of killing family:
"I don't know if it was just like Shannan coached me on to do it or if it was just like rage that I had never seen before. And then I don't know if it was just everything that happened in July. I can't see my kids. I'm not sure if they're ever going to see them again. I don't know. It's just like I don't know if that had something to do with it or something inside me just triggered it and I just like, all that ends up from the wedding, everything just like, just like a long fuse that finally went to its end."
POOL– AP CLIENTS ONLY
Denver – 19 November 2019
7. Archive video of Christopher Watts being sentenced in the deaths of his wife and daughters
ASSOCIATED PRESS- AP CLIENTS ONLY
Frederick, Colorado - 16 August 2018
8. Still photo of memorial to slain mother and daughters
COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION – MUST CREDIT
Unknown Location - 18 February 2019
++AUDIO ONLY - AUDIO AS INCOMING - OVERLAYED WITH STILL PHOTO++
9 . SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Watts, convicted of killing family:
"I don't think about anything really. Like how everything was going to happen, I don't know, like why it happened. (unintelligible) Why I left everything out there in the field and why, like all this stuff like, just none of this makes sense."
POOL – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Denver – 19 November 2019
10. Archive video of Christopher Watts being sentenced in the deaths of his wife and daughters
STORYLINE:
A Colorado man strangled his pregnant wife in their bed before driving her body and their two daughters to a worksite where he smothered the girls with a blanket, according to records of an interview he gave police from prison.
Christopher Watts made the statements during authorities' prison visit on Feb. 18, three months after he was sentenced to life in prison. Authorities said they believe the grim account of the killings represent Watts' first full confession.
The suburban Denver crime began with the disappearance of Shanann Watts and the children, and Christopher Watts' televised pleas for their safe return in August. He was arrested within days and later pleaded guilty in exchange for prosecutors not seeking the death penalty.
Watts, however, didn't provide a full account at the time on the killings or his motive.
Authorities who visited Watts in February told him that "his life and situation was unique and we wanted to fully understand what happened," according to a written summary of the interview. An audio recording indicates Watts, 33, expressed no hesitation about talking.
Watts previously told police he killed his wife after she strangled their daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, but he acknowledged in the interview that was a lie and he was solely responsible for the killings. He said detectives were the first to mention that Shanann may have killed their children and he "just went with it."
Watts said he strangled 34-year-old Shanann in their bed on Aug. 13 after he told her their marriage was over and she said he would never see their children again. Watts said his wife correctly suspected that he was having an affair, but he did not tell her about his ongoing relationship with a co-worker before killing her.
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(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
POOL – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Greeley, Colorado – 21 August 2018
1. Archive video of Christopher Watts in court to face charges of murdering his wife and two young daughters
POOL THE DENVER POST - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Greeley, Colorado - 21 August 2018
2. Still photo of Christopher Watts in court
COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION – MUST CREDIT
Unknown Location - 18 February 2019
++AUDIO ONLY- AUDIO AS INCOMING - OVERLAYED WITH STILL PHOTO++
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Watts, convicted of killing family:
"In my mind right now, I'm thinking back and I'm hoping like I wasn't, like, I wasn't coherent enough to make that decision where I knew I was going to kill my girls. I was just hoping that, like no father would ever want to do anything to hurt his blood and flesh, but I did that and I just don't understand how it happened. I mean I've even read books that say, you know like, no dad would ever do anything to hurt his children
ASSOCIATED PRESS – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Roggen, Colorado – 21 August 2018
4. Archive video of oil field where children's bodies were found
POOL THE DENVER POST - AP CLIENTS ONLY
Denver - 19 November 2018
5. Still photo of Christopher Watts in court
COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION – MUST CREDIT
Unknown Location - 18 February 2019
++AUDIO ONLY - AUDIO AS INCOMING - OVERLAYED WITH STILL PHOTO++
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Watts, convicted of killing family:
"I don't know if it was just like Shannan coached me on to do it or if it was just like rage that I had never seen before. And then I don't know if it was just everything that happened in July. I can't see my kids. I'm not sure if they're ever going to see them again. I don't know. It's just like I don't know if that had something to do with it or something inside me just triggered it and I just like, all that ends up from the wedding, everything just like, just like a long fuse that finally went to its end."
POOL– AP CLIENTS ONLY
Denver – 19 November 2019
7. Archive video of Christopher Watts being sentenced in the deaths of his wife and daughters
ASSOCIATED PRESS- AP CLIENTS ONLY
Frederick, Colorado - 16 August 2018
8. Still photo of memorial to slain mother and daughters
COLORADO BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION – MUST CREDIT
Unknown Location - 18 February 2019
++AUDIO ONLY - AUDIO AS INCOMING - OVERLAYED WITH STILL PHOTO++
9 . SOUNDBITE (English) Christopher Watts, convicted of killing family:
"I don't think about anything really. Like how everything was going to happen, I don't know, like why it happened. (unintelligible) Why I left everything out there in the field and why, like all this stuff like, just none of this makes sense."
POOL – AP CLIENTS ONLY
Denver – 19 November 2019
10. Archive video of Christopher Watts being sentenced in the deaths of his wife and daughters
STORYLINE:
A Colorado man strangled his pregnant wife in their bed before driving her body and their two daughters to a worksite where he smothered the girls with a blanket, according to records of an interview he gave police from prison.
Christopher Watts made the statements during authorities' prison visit on Feb. 18, three months after he was sentenced to life in prison. Authorities said they believe the grim account of the killings represent Watts' first full confession.
The suburban Denver crime began with the disappearance of Shanann Watts and the children, and Christopher Watts' televised pleas for their safe return in August. He was arrested within days and later pleaded guilty in exchange for prosecutors not seeking the death penalty.
Watts, however, didn't provide a full account at the time on the killings or his motive.
Authorities who visited Watts in February told him that "his life and situation was unique and we wanted to fully understand what happened," according to a written summary of the interview. An audio recording indicates Watts, 33, expressed no hesitation about talking.
Watts previously told police he killed his wife after she strangled their daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, but he acknowledged in the interview that was a lie and he was solely responsible for the killings. He said detectives were the first to mention that Shanann may have killed their children and he "just went with it."
Watts said he strangled 34-year-old Shanann in their bed on Aug. 13 after he told her their marriage was over and she said he would never see their children again. Watts said his wife correctly suspected that he was having an affair, but he did not tell her about his ongoing relationship with a co-worker before killing her.
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Clients are reminded:
(i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: info@aparchive.com
(ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service
(iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory.
