. >> 77 years ago, in this amsterdam annex, anne frank, her family, and four others were discovered by the nazis after more than two years in hiding. oh, wow. this-- this is the famous-- >> this is the bookcase. >> bookcase. >> th-- this is the bookcase. it was used to camouflage the entrance to the hiding place. >> it's one of the most well- known accounts of life under nazi occupation, and one without a critical answer: who betrayed anne frank's family? this retired f.b.i. agent, and his all star team of investigators, believe they have finally found the answer-- and a surprising twist. wait, wait. so, in the files, there's reference to a note that otto frank received that mentions this specific name? >> remarkably so. yes. it's listed right there. ( ticking ) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> on stage, chris stapleton can silence an arena with a slow burning ballad. ♪ ♪ ♪ or manipulate his guitar to sound like trouble walking through the door. ♪ ♪ ♪ so, why are musicians like adele and pink so eager to work with this clearly country musician? just listen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ( ticking ) >> i

where did he fit into the panorama of amsterdam at the time? qt panorama of amsterdam at the time?old van den bern h time? of course arnold van den itergh was _ time? of course arnold van den bergh was jewish _ time? of course arnold van den bergh was jewish and _ time? of course arnold van den bergh was jewish and subject i time? of course arnold van denj bergh was jewish and subject to bergh wasjewish and subject to many of the restrictions but because he was a member of the jewish council he received a benefit, an exemption from deportation at first but he even took further action to try and ensure his safety and that of his family by purchasing another type of exemption that existed during this time, it was called 120,000 stamps, and that would further exempt him from deportation and finally, as a final move in his chest came to protect himself and his family, he applied for and received a status that was a nazi office establish that you would apply to and claim that either one or more of your grandparents were not in fact jewish and therefore you would not be jewish. jewish an

that matter to you, al jazeera, ah, ah, more anti locked on protests and amsterdam despite the dutch government easing some of its restrictions. ah, watching al jazeera alive from a headquarters and i'll find any navigator also a heads. 10, a star novak joke of which has been deported from australia after a court ruling upheld a decision to cancel his visa. the pacific nation of tonga is cut off after an underwater volcano erupt, triggering 8 soon. army and pudding neighboring countries on alerts. on molly's deposed president, abraham mover marquita has died at the age of 76. ah, hello. so we begin in the netherlands, where processors are on the march and amsterdam against coven. 19 restriction starts to spite the government lifting some of its locked all measures. the demonstrators say that's not enough and they want more freedoms restored. the netherlands reporter it's highest number of daily infections. earlier this week, we'll speak to steph austin, who was at the protests in amsterdam, so no sign of dying down. what are the protest or is asking for and how wide spread are these

anna holligan, bbc news, amsterdam.nkoke, a retired fbi special agent and director of investigation of the cold case team which looked into the story of anne frank's betrayal. earlier, iasked him how conclusive he believes his evidence is. i know it has been a frustration of historians and even people who have followed anne frank for years and years because there has never been a clear answer. we feel that we have identified the most likely cause of the raid. we are 85%—95% sure. for a case this old, nearly 80 years old — that is pretty conclusive. what was his role in the community at the time? where did he fit in the panorama of amsterdam at the time? of course arnold van den bergh was jewish so he was subject to many of the restrictions ofjews that the nazis occupiers put on but because he was a member of the jewish council he received a benefit, an exemption from deportation at first but he even took further action to try and ensure his safety and that of his family by purchasing another type of exemption that exist

for decades, it was unclear who betrayed the amsterdam hiding place of teenage direst on a frank and her family to the nazis. the authors of the new book say their research points to a surprise, suspect her short life, one of millions, ended in the holocaust. german born school girl, anna frank. for more than 2 years, the teenager lived with her family in attic rooms, hidden behind a bookcase and nazi occupied, amsterdam. keeping a diary of their ordeal until the family were discovered and sent to the bergen belsen concentration camp. now a research team think they've cracked the puzzle of who betrayed them. that way investigated about 30 more than 30 scenarios. and i think we can say with quite a certainty that about 2928 of these scenarios are virtually impossible. the scenario said that the notary arnold from the birth are well known in amsterdam, i handed over lists of people in hiding. and that's, and on that list was yet earth to 63 princess rock. that the home of the annex, the team believed found and back who himself was jewish, disclose the franks hiding place to save his ow

a diverse group marching for freedom in amsterdam, war veterans extreme right activist anti factors. and although look down quite a few that you of my kid that's important, but they have many infections right now in the madeline. yeah, there are bread case, but they're not dying. what do you think of the fact that the extreme right parties are also put there to pay thing in this mark? let's say it's a less than 5 percent of all the people here. oh, we don't do anything. did that? ah, mom was joined to rally, showing the demonstration was not only about the lockdown that over he'll do on the hulu bulking. we want to show that farmers support other citizens to fight for a free country and for a freedom. for 2 years, we have also been under a lot of pressure from the government. let's take over here. last month and natalie had district is locked down measures in europe. you to a late roll out of the booster campaign and a high number of hospitalizations and death on the mountain criticism, the government partially lifted those restrictions, but kept the hospitality industry closed. in r

the scenario said that the notary arnold from the birth are well known in amsterdam and it over lists of people in hiding and that's and on that list was yet earth to 63, prince. across the home of the annex. the team believed found and back who himself was jewish, disclosed the franks hiding place to save his own family from deportation and murder. the director of the anna frank house museum says it's a fascinating hypothesis, but needs further investigation. i think what, what this new theory is brain us is not just information about what has happened here in the 4th of august 9044, but very much also about ah, the did the, the behavior of people, the choices they have made, decisions they have taken during a very difficult period of time, a mystery if who betrayed the frank family may never be definitively solved. but the research 16 in highlighting the complexities of a dark chapter of history. organizers of next month's winter olympics and beijing have confirmed that tickets will not go on sale to the general public as part of measures to combat the spread of covered 19 tickets f

on the 3 pier and amsterdam today. i have to say the mood is quite heated, but peaceful so far at least. what has been happening in the night, lindsey was district of long doubt in the last couple of weeks in the whole of europe that happened here. and it basically has back spy it. a lot of people are now not only, not obeying the rules anymore, but they're basically violating many of the rules that are still in place. the government estimates that partially this lockdown last friday. but in the last couple of days that we've seen many business owners going against the government opening their shop, opening their restaurant, opening their business is basically saying they can't cope any longer economically . it's been very hard, but also emotionally, mentally, many people who are here are basically long term protests. so the thousands of them have been protesting. and the last couple of months back on the rates are also backed by quite extreme right wing parties as well. there are flags here. people also believe and co

the testers have rallied in amsterdam, calling for an end to all kinds of 19 restrictions across the netherlands. prime minister mac router announced the easing if some measures on saturday, but activists say they want more freedoms restored. benevolence has been reporting reco daily infections and recent winks, but hospital admissions remain long, steadfast and reports from amsterdam. the diverse group marching for freedom in amsterdam, war veterans extreme right activist anti factors and other lockdown protesters. would you stand up for the future of my kids? that's important. but how many infections right now in the netherlands? yeah, there are bread chase, but they're not dying. what do you think of the fact that the extreme right parties are also participating in this mind? yeah, let's say it's a less than 5 percent of all the people here and what we can do, anything to that. ah, mom was joined to rally, showing the demonstration was not only about the locked down lab as you've got a real view of on the who of evoking aka, we want to show that farmers support other citizens to f

ah, ah, a police and baton de deployed against anti lockdown protesters in amsterdam. the city's mayor gave the order to break up the 1000 strong. a legal rallied with covert cases on the rights. we look at how big pharma cashed in big time all throughout 2021 or so 800 people were slain in chicago last year. the highest number for a quarter century. we look at this and other crucial issues the us had to cope with in the past year. also 19 years. 10 months said $25.00 days on. this is america's legacy here on the program. but back is one of the defining moments of last year that hopefully us withdrawal from afghanistan, for example, which did ultimately bring the country to the brink of collapse with lots of hot topics for you on today's program will also highlight some of the biggest stories of 2021. it's our to international. welcome to the program, by the way or covert cases are on the rise across europe with infections breaking all time records a france last week. it reported more than a 200000 new cases, 4 days in a row. meanwhile, governments are again imposing h

the crowds who had gathered in amsterdam to show. ringback their continued anger against the restrictions that are in place and also against vaccines that the local government, which had at lord this particular gathering had also issued an emergency ordinance which gave the police the right to head into the central museum square. and to clear those protesters from that, but to despite that protest is turned out regardless. now the netherlands has been doing this extended lockdown hour since december 19th. and as a result of that, restaurants, a shot and all known of central shops are also shut. and that's going to take place and continue going on until at least the middle of the month of january, public gatherings. as part of these restrictions means that no more than 2 individuals can gather at the same time together. so this protest was clearly outside of the, the block. it's absolutely against those cart measures. but despite that, we saw this chaotic scenes in amsterdam as the police and those protest as were clashing something w

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ah ah, these dogs and patterns are deployed against anti locked down demonstrators in amsterdam with maggie, the order to break up the 1000 strong, legal rally. covey cases steadily surging. we look at how big pharma managed to benefit from the pandemic for 2020 walk from a power supply front records, migrant influx, the soaring inflation, and also on the high homicide rates. we looked at what made last year it difficult long for the united states. and also on the way, 19 years, 10 months at $25.00 days on these americans, legacy party looked back at one of the defining moments of last year that disastrous us withdraw from afghanistan is brought the country to the brink of collapse with other great. now the weather is what 10 am here now in the russian capital. this is anti international cove cases are soaring across european nations. daily new infection rates are breaking old time records with france, leading the way it reported more than 200000 cases for a 4th day in a row. in the meantime, governments are again imposing harsh restrictions, especially on those who haven't been vacc

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ah ah, leave dogs and buttons are deployed against anti lockdown demonstrators in amsterdam. the city's murder gave the order to break off a 1000 strong on registered. rallied. also ahead on the program. big pandemic, big profits. we examined her former giants. how another bumper a year? also ahead 19 years head months 25 days on, which is american legacy. and archie looks back at all of that that finding moments of last year. the u. s. withdrawal from us down, for example, which brought the country to the brink of collapse with for moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company. my name's in our top story. kobe cases are on the rise across europe with infections breaking all time records. france last week reported more than 200000 new cases. 4 days in a row bout south governments are again, imposing harsh restrictions, especially in those who aren't vaccinated. and that is continuing to spark a lot of money or in amsterdam for example, people flooded on to the streets to protest against the locked on there. they clash with police who responded with dogs and

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anna holligan, bbc news, amsterdam.his is bbc news. our headlines: two teenagers have been arrested in the english city of manchester as part of the investigation into a siege at a synagogue in the us. a british man was shot and killed by police in texas, after taking four people hostage. international efforts to deliver aid to tsunami—hit islands in tonga have been gathering pace. communications with the island nation are still very limited. one british man reports his sister died. borisjohnson�*s former chief adviser dominic cummings — now one of his leading critics — has said he warned the prime minister in person about a downing street drinks party in may 2020, during the first lockdown. britain's culture secretary has confirmed the bbc�*s licence fee will be frozen for the next two years. nadine dorries also announced a review into how the corporation is funded after 2027.

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not continues to spark an awful lot of anger and amsterdam. people went on to the streets to protest against the lock down there. they clash with police who responded with dogs and battens. ah ah ah 1000 people, as you saw, their rallying in the dutch capital on sunday, defying a ban amidst the corona virus lockdown measures that have been in place in the netherlands for the last few weeks. now the right places you saw there with their battens and their shields were trying to break up the crowd gathered in amsterdam to show their continued anger against the restrictions that are in place. and also against vaccines, of a local government, which had allured this particular gathering. had also issued an emergency ordinance which gave the police the right to head into the central museum square. and to clear those protest is from that. but to, despite that protest is turned out regardless. now the netherlands has been doing this extended lockdown hour since december 19th. and as a result of that, restaurants a shot and all known a central shops are

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step, fasten l g 0 in amsterdam. people in el salvador have been protesting against the government on the 30th anniversary of a peace treaty that end of the civil war. they're demanding justice for atrocities committed between 1980199275000 people were killed. 8000 are still missing. demonstrate is also rallied against president naive kelly. after it was revealed, journalists and human rights activists investigating corruption are being spied on police in the u. k. have arrested to teenagers in the city of manchester, in connection with saturdays siege at a synagogue in texas. in the united states, a british national was shot dead after taking 4 people hostage. the man was identified as 40, foiled monique phi, sal, a crown, all the captives were rescued unharmed. us present, joe biden has called the incident an act of terror. and saying in the u. s. a tornado has destroyed dozens of homes in a trailer park in the state of florida, winds reached a 190 kilometers an hour. the storm cut off power for more than a $100000

set boss and reports from amsterdam. the diverse group marching for freedom in amsterdam, war veterans extreme rights activist, anti factors and other lockdown protesters. would you stand off support to see that you are my kids? that's important. my. that many infections right now in the madeline. yeah, there are bread chase, but they're not dying. what do you think of the fact that the extreme right parties are also participating in this mar? yeah, let's say it's a less than 5 percent of all the people here. and oh, we don't do anything to get. ah, mama's joined a rally showing the demonstration was not only about to look down labs, you got a real view of and who provoking walker. we want to show that farmers support other citizens to fight for a free country and for our freedom. for 2 years, we have also been under a lot of pressure from the government. you all i did a listing for review. last month, the netherlands had district us lockdown measures in europe due to a late rule out of the booster campaign and a high nu

a diverse group marching for freedom in amsterdam, war veterans extreme right activist, anti faxes and all the lockdown protesters. would you stand up for the future of my kids? that's important. but i have many infections right now in the netherlands. oh yeah . there are branches, but they're not dying. what do you think of the fact that the extreme right parties are also participating in this mar? yeah, let's say it's a less than 5 percent of all the people here and no, we don't do anything. did that? ah, farmers joined a rally showing the demonstration was not only about the locked down latino, real view of and who of evoking aka, we want to show that farmers support other citizens to fight for a free country and for our freedom. for 2 years, we have also been under a lot of pressure from the government you allah. realistic over here, last month, the netherlands had the strictest lockdown measures in europe due to a late roll out of the booster campaign and a high number of hospitalizations and death. under mounting criticism, the government partially lifted those restrictions, but

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anna holligan, bbc news, amsterdam.o for hundreds of millions of dollars. the villa aurora sits on one of the highest hills in the city, on the site of what was once the home ofjulius caesar, and contains six floors full of treasures. gail maclellan reports. up upfor up for auction, a desirable residence in rome, boasting 11 bedrooms, ten bathrooms and, oh, yes, a ceiling mural painted by italian master caravaggio, the current occupier has been forced to agree to a sale by a legal dispute and the opening bid is more than $500 million. lovely as the house and grounds may be, it is the caravaggio mural that lives the villa above its contemporaries. he was in his early 20s when he painted jupiter, neptune and pluto, on a former alchemy laboratory in 1597. working in oils directly into the plaster, he painted his own face and body under the figurines. the mural was hidden until 1968. figurines. the mural was hidden until1968. it figurines. the mural was hidden until 1968. it had been whitewashed over probably because it was

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out during protests against corona virus restrictions in the netherlands. thousands turned out in amsterdam to demonstrate against the national lockdown imposed a week before christmas. some 30 people were arrested they say no to the locked down, no to the government's measures. what is their limit? dis demonstrator asks. it's just the latest demonstration in the netherlands against the government's curbs. aimed at stopping amik crohn police band. the protest that didn't stop people from turning out, many say they're not afraid of catching the virus. i'm here because i to live and die. i don't think we should be scared. a stop we're living because we're sad that we're all going to die. i like to live, i'm not mom, they a restriction measures have nothing to do with my health. i mean there are people who want to impose control on us and take all our freedom. hey, i'm here because i think that we all must be free. oh, what i most i scuffles broke out as police broke up the demonstration. it violated the current locked on rules in the netherlands, according to which only 2 people are allowed t

at a sharp and tuneful protest against covered restrictions in amsterdam, cultural venues of the hack ups and yoga lessons. attempt to persuade the government that it's time to reopen socrates ah. ahead of us, welcome to the program. you are secretary of state antony blink, and has arrived in berlin. his latest stopover in 3 days of shuttle diplomacy aimed at preventing a war in ukraine. he will hold talks by a video conference with his german, british, and french allies. it is a face to face bilateral meeting with german foreign minister on a lena bear book, blake, and left here. earlier this morning, after meeting with ukrainian leaders, he told them he would keep working to avert a russian attack and urged western countries to remain united in the face of what he called relentless russian aggression. lincoln is also due to meet with russian foreign minister, sergey lover off in geneva on friday. now let's bring in our political corresponded hands blunt for more on this story of the meeting to the as is taking place as we speak. what can we expect there? while there's been a flurry

a sharp and tuneful protest against covet restrictions in amsterdam. cultural venues, offer haircuts, and yoga lessons in an attempt to persuade the government that it's time to real. ah, i'm glad else as well come to the program. the 1st plains carrion aid have landed in tom after the pacific island nations. main airport was cleared of volcanic ash. these images from the capital show the extent of the damage from last weekend's volcanic eruption. and it's an army. oh, some phone lines have been restored. it will take weeks for the main on the see communications cable to be repaired. ash has contaminated, fresh drinking water on some islands. entire villages have been wiped out. let's bring in peter telford for he's an olympic athlete from time, joins me now from a brisbin in australia. should appear here behind me anytime soon. i think very is a, have you managed to speak to any of your family and friends on, on a since the rob samantha nami. so i haven't, i haven't been able to speak to any of my family, all both friends and i had that there was one message that a come through from

ah ah ah, these dogs in buns are deployed against anti lockdown demonstrators in amsterdam. the cities may, i gave the order to break up the 1000 strong, illegal rally with covey cases, steadily surging. we look at how big farmer managed to benefit from the pandemic throughout 2021 from a power supply crunch and reco margaret in flux, the soaring inflection and all time the high homicide rates we looked at what may 2021 a difficult it is. and also on the way for you guys is 10 months and $25.00 days old. this is american legacy party. let's back out. one of the defining moments of last year, the disastrous us withdrawal from afghanistan, which brought the country to the brink with a very happy new year to you. and thanks for joining us this monday morning. here on 1st code, the case is a soaring across european nations with daily new infection res, breaking all time. reckless france is leading the way reported more than 200000 cases for a 4th day in a row. be while governments are again imposing harsh restrictions, especially those who aren't vaccinated. that's itself, a spa