while nicholai tells you all about the project of the century i'll show you some of the amazing parts of crimea that you've probably never heard of you get to meet a few locals who well basically i'm going to show you my crimea. yes there are for sure but i would ask for all through the fairway that india. might well be the only girl in crimea who drives a long haul truck she lives in yes the turia and from there she regularly travels to moscow. to numbers. like you did what she did in a. way that we should ensure the ocean that. let's take a look at the map is crimea. let's curch benjamin is here. that's where the crimea bridge will be built to purchase reli one for trains and another road bridge piers where the ferry service is based or tough because to quote crim. this might look at a place to build a bridge but in the winter strong currents here would push up against the pilings much harder than on top of a spit so this is a lot safer. to be honest i'm really more of a tourist here. these guys around me are the real heroes. while seven am and it's time for a check up. on. working

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recognition of the golan coming up in that security council meeting also worth telling you that nicholai in london off who is the u.n. official who's based in jerusalem is here in new york he's going to be having some urgent meetings with the u.n. secretary general here thanks to our diplomatic editor james bays in new york let's start the title together with mount a sharath in a political analyst here in doha a u.s. . proclamation declaration what if you want to call it tell me how much it counts for in the end because as james is alluding to there is plenty of other players involved here and i've already seen the russians saying that they say this is actually in violation of international law you know every time i hear international law and i hear myself saying international law i feel like it's been a prayer you know one repeats a prayer every day and one discloses the meaning of it so what do you mean by international law this is not like ordering coffee at some fast food restaurant well that's what the united nations no no what i'm saying is in the end of the day . a signature on a

maria tesla nicholai is the director of the archaeological biology department at vienna's museum of natural history she says you can learn a lot from skeletons. for example we've confirmed victim and deficiencies unstressed symptoms in some remains and that helps us to reconstruct what people ate and other aspects of daily life on and in me we found evidence of anemia in the upper reaches of i saw the man we'd seen evidence of vitamin c. deficiencies in the alveolar ridges and other bone formations as i'd asked if we analyze this evidence systematically and we can extrapolate it to the entire population and try to reconstruct specific living and working conditions. archeologists always try to determine the age of artifacts the development of radio carbon dating was a major step forward in this process. over the last twenty years genetic analysis has also provided important evidence. experts can now examine human and animal d.n.a. that are several thousand years old. then for apologists yorkie says that genetic analysis of livestock can provide information on the migration patterns of neolit

coordinator for the middle east peace process has called for an urgent deescalation to the gaza crisis nicholai madden of made the comments as un security council meeting but he didn't discuss the occupied golan heights diplomatic editor james bays as more so the security council is watching the fast moving events on the ground but seems no closer to taking any action despite a grim briefing from the top u.n. official normally based in jerusalem a new conflict will be devastating for the palestinian people it will have consequences for israelis who live in the vicinity of the gaza perimeter and it is likely to have regional repercussions as he spoke inside the security council his boss was answering reporters' questions outside the chamber and can we have your comments on the current bombardment in gaza and can you tell us whether you believe that the recognition by president trump of the golan heights as israeli will hinder peace efforts we were clear in the condemnation of the rocket attack but now we believe it's absolutely necessary to avoid any scaling up and to have restraint and i would

i'm concerned we may be facing a dangerous escalation of violence in garza a warning there from nicholai mlodinow of he's the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east briefing the security council there meeting in the united nations of the recent developments in a regular review of the situation. in the palestinian territories and israel he went on to express concern for the deaths and injuries of many palestinians along the border fence during those demonstrations which have been held since march and he went on to condemn as well indiscriminate firing of rockets into israel he noted in reviewing the progress or perhaps better put lack of it in implementing resolution two three three four by the united nations that no steps have been taken by israel to stop settlement activity you know to the expansion of settlements in occupied palestinian territories including east jerusalem saying had no basis in international law that it should seize. as well as the israeli seizures of palestinian structures should cease forthwith. talking about the situation a very bleak picture painted there in

unilateral recognition of israeli sovereignty over the golan will be discussed when that meeting starts nicholai in loudon off who is the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east peace process the un's man based in jerusalem will be giving his assessment of the current situation security council members i think will be listening very carefully they are deeply concerned about the situation in garza most of the security council i think privately very angry about the trunk decision on gaulin how far will they go publicly and what they say and i'm sure they will sir the fact that the security council has a clear position on go lion and that the u.s. declaration goes against security council resolutions and for that matter the u.n. charter whether they'll be a great deal of criticism of president trump is not clear that's not the only thing that's happening in the next few minutes on the way into that security council meeting we can already see props being set up at the podium at the stakeout here at the security council are about to speak to reporters in the next few moments dannie down on the i