absolutely sure that this plane will be found one day but that can be in the far far future of the hermann forest in said they following the story for us from there thanks very much it's to peru now where archaeologists have found more than twenty five geo glyphs at into the coastal desert in the south of the country now they're considered archaeological enigmas no one knows what their purpose was or why they're in such a remote location. they were into the landscape more than two thousand years ago. archaeologists in peru have discovered more than twenty five ancient artworks. we found the figures of a monkey and a dancing woman. they belong to the top are a culture and they date from around two hundred to one b.c. . the figures stretch for hundreds of metres along the desert hills it's a mystery what they mean and why they were drawn so big. due to their enormous size their best view from above. their discovery was thanks to the use of drones. it used to take weeks if not months to survey an area like this it was also very expensive now we can do the same work with much greater precision

let's bring it to the views dieter hermann in sydney for more on the story hi peter what can you tell us about the allegations against cardinal pell and the charges that he faces well it dates back to until the mid seventy's of the last century that means about fifty years ago and. at that time george pell was a priest in the community of ballarat that's about one hundred twenty kilometers west of melbourne at that time he allegedly sexually abused a couple of boys close to the public swimming pool and twenty years on when he was already the archbishop of melbourne the same thing should have happened again and people say that he again abused boys in the area of the church somewhere so that's the two main points a couple of other points have been dropped but that's the two more main points still on. this is a man who's risen risen to the top ranks of the vatican to these allegations spell the end of his career. most probably yes just a short while ago we received a statement from the vatican the holy see says that the leave of absence that pope francis has granted to pelt is still in p

i move for you to replace that 60 square blocks that was taken away by justin hermann and the administration of the city and redevelopment to rebuild and get our population of black people like it was before racist white skinned colored people took it away from us. justin herman plaza got his name put on the embarcadero center and the most that we can get from the administration is you take his name off that location at the embarcadero. that's an insult on our intelligence. you got our population down to less than 3%. a combination of legal immigration, and illegal immigration has got our numbers diminished. so if you want to do something historical and receitroactive preserve the history of san francisco, i move you give us 60 square blocks that was taken away by that racist justin hermann, and i'm holding all you business administrations of city hall from 1964 to present as accessory after the fact 'cause none of you have done a thing about it, understand me? you deliberately aid and abet and do everything for every nationality except black people, except black people. we got two black fem

is due to hermann reporting for us from sydney did you get to talk to you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world funerals have been held for dozens of people killed in three suicide bombings in afghanistan yesterday includes nine journalists who were killed in kabul and several children killed and come to harm media watchdog reporters without borders has appealed to the united nations to create a special envoy to protect journalists. a u.n. delegation has arrived in in mars' rakhine state to investigate the rohingya crisis an estimated seven hundred thousand rohingya muslims fled the country to neighboring battle days following a military crackdown last august the un called the action a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. north and south korea have begun taking down loudspeakers on their borders that are played propaganda for decades the move fulfills a promise made at in the stork summit between the two countries' leaders last week south korea has also asked the united nations to verify north korea's planned shutdown of a nuclear tes

dieter hermann speaking to us from sydney peter thank you. now to some other stories making news around the world a delegation from the u.n. security council is the me and maurice part of an investigation into alleged ethnic cleansing muslims they met leader aung san suu kyi before visiting record state an estimated seven hundred thousand were injured i have fled me and more following a military crackdown. on us adult film actor stormy daniels has filed a defamation lawsuit against president trump she chooses the president after presenting her as dishonest in the comments he posted on twitter daniels has claimed she was threatened not to discuss an alleged sexual encounter with trump a claim he tweeted was quote a total con job. thousands of people have protested in moscow against the blocking of the messaging app telegram authorities began blocking the service earlier this month the company is refusing to share the keys to with data encryption with authorities citing privacy concerns iran has now joined russia in blocking telegram . israel s

but any way, justin hermann, who got rid of my nationality. it's real who are identifying for somebody that's comprehensive on black history because 1964 was the year we got our civil rights, and dr. martin luther king made his "i have a dream" speech, and that was the same time frame when justin herman plaza got rid of the fillmore district, which was 60 square blocks and 5 to 10% was japanese and chinese people. so we need to have a hearing on the fillmore. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> good morning. i'm jane chin. i'm the interim director of the chinese historical society, and thank you for this opportunity to address you. in the midto late 1800's, this country was lady liberty stands in new york harbor, give me your poor, your hudled masses, yearning to be free, this was not for the chinese. the exclusion law severely impacted the lives of the chinese people and the tens of thousands of men who were already here. first because the law required chinese to have proper documentation in order to reenter the united states if they were to lea

. >> hermann is right.re in downtown in the middle of the day but feels like the middle of the night. now i say something that i don't usually say. it's not all president trump's fault. because questionable border policies isn't just a trump thing. it's a u.s. president thing. >> teddy roosevelt mounted watchman to an official border patrol under calvin coolidge so the first mass deportation under the operation wetback. yup, called operation wetback. to clinton who passed nafta and also operation gate keep they're biltd walls and further militarized the border top to the w's establishment homeland security and the 650 mile steel wall. president after president keeps devoting our taxpayer dollars to tighten let u.s./mexico border. and again we haven't been at war since 1848. so presidential policy seems like a good place to start. and there is no one i trust more to talk about this than my friend rodriguez. he is an art i have activist who i have respect for. her oppression creates artists for border change.

he hadson hermann was washed away during flash flooding and trying to help a woman rescue her cat behind a restaurant as the water went gushing by. >> it shows he had compassion for someone and had desire to be there to help and you could tell that's the person he was. >> witnesses say herman went under the flood water aechb never resurfaced. >> decisions expected on several supreme court cases which could affect your life. they include whether a christian baker has a right to refuse to make a wedding cake for a gay couple. plus the fight over president trump's travel ban and big gerrymandering case. republican lawmakers are accused of redrawing district lines, the new lines weaken the voting power of minority groups. >> pandora getting more family friendly. >> let's check in with contessa brewer live at cnbc world head quarters this morning. good morning, contessa. >> good morning, we're heading into the bell right now looking to open lower amid fresh gee toshiopolitical worries, italy could be headed for another election after it failed to form a coalition government and spain's prime

hermann was expected to return to prison today. >>> students headed back to class today as santa fe highchool in texas, the sight of the most recent school massacre in the u.s. parents and community members greeted the students faculty and staff with signs welcoming them back to campus. students held signs to show support for classmates. some people came from communities mournts communities more than an hour away. >> it's cool to be here and let them know we're supporting them and they're in the alone if we had to go through this we would hope they're there for us too. >> district foernls say multiple law enforcement agencies provided additional security. counselors were on hand. ten people died in the ram passage that also wounded 13 others. the student gunman remains in custody. >> residents in the estates on the big island of hawaii are told they have to get out. lava is exploding some 200 feet into the air from two fissures close to homes in the neighborhood. 30 miles away from kilauea vog. there is danger from vog. volcanic musculowhich is created when sufrl we had one gentleman tha

event, so it was already known yesterday that this man, he has been named in the media as benjamin hermanny one night released on a temporary one night release from prison on monday. what is emerging is he appeared to have killed one man on monday evening, as you were saying a former colleague of his, a cell mate, an inmate he was in prison with, on monday evening. then on tuesday, in liege he carried out his killing spree before being shot dead himself. the questions around his release are becoming pointed, because people are saying and looking at this and questioning why he was out at all, if he was a danger and the interior minister here has been on belgian radio saying he is questioning his own conscience, because he felt responsible for the fact that this man was on release when he carried out these killings. what are they piecing together about the motives here? it is interesting. on the one hand the prosecutors have been giving a press conference saying they're treating it as terrorist murder and attempted terrorist murder. because of the nature of the events, because of the fact he

host: baltimore, maryland, hermann, independent line. caller: i'm sorry, i forgot the guest's name.ost: lisa collins. caller: thank you. i am interested in hearing white the north koreans have built up there nuclear capacity. host: what is your opinion? caller: in my opinion, it is as defense against the u.s. of trumpsion, the aim negotiations should be that we give them an ironclad assurance that we never attacked them ever. host: thank you. guest: i think you are correct that north korea built up its nuclear weapons program because they perceived the u.s. to be a threat to their country, and that stems from the korean war and the cold war experience. not for you the past has been given security assurances. there was the 1994 framework in which u.s. negotiators provided those types of assurances, but north korea and the backing out up backing out and cheating on some of its nuclear weapons program. it developed its enriched uranium program that was also a big factor in why some of these negotiations fell three. host: lisa collins will be with us until the top of the hour. (202) 748