its public debut was in twenty eleven now assisi is presenting an expanded version in what he's dubbedthe pun ometer built for the purpose next to berlin's pergamon museum. i want to kill this program on since i was a child and i've also been very fascinated with it in terms of the architecture and the way this acropolis was built as a pile was saying it's almost modern architecture also the way they found this location this mountain in terms of urban planning. in preparation for his new panorama yet because he has made six trips to the real pergamon in turkey today the town of america. there he scrutinized area from every angle hoping to find more inspiration for his project. he took photos on location for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with some forty characters. among the scenes are stone masons workshop. a slave market. and a sacrificial altar one of the highlights is the famous program on alter. or malcolm mattered a lot more this time things that i would normally hand to learn all part of the exhibition and things from the exh

thousand people on political charges and staged unfair elections to remain in power public criticism of assisi has become nearly impossible. nevertheless r.c.c. remains a key ally for western governments keen to defend the interests in the volatile region among those interests fighting islamic fundamentalism. the egyptian leader was in washington just two weeks ago to discuss military ties and trade with the us president donald trump for many egyptian activists however the referendum is a blatant power grab and the end of aspirations for a peaceful and democratic transfer of power. earlier we talked to our correspondent michael seen in cairo we asked her what exactly is in that referendum that egyptians are voting on well on the ballot today huge range of different things that egypt will be voting on a mission the extension of that presidential terms to six years and in this particular instance will allow sisi to run again on kenya. to chatham simply to run again in twenty twenty four. twenty that. it will also in trying to militants grow in politics. we've named was the guardians of democracy

this was supposed to be his second and last term in office but a gyptian president to assisi is poised to extend his rule until at least twenty thirty. law on the heels of parliamentary approval gyptian citizens will vote on constitutional changes allowing l.c.c. to run for a third presidential term likely without any real opposition. the changes are also meant to give the former general more control over the military and judiciary which rights groups say he has used to silence his critics. the reforms are expected to pass by a wide margin. i believe the constitutional amendments on necessary and important to complete and cc's achievements because the constitution isn't the holy koran the constitution can be adjusted according to the situation in the country. but some of gyptian see the changes as foreboding. modern machine is that i strongly oppose the constitutional amendments because they consolidate the military and authoritarian rule. it's unreasonable to be different from the civilized world where the president sits in power for four or five years and can be elected for a second

in preparation for his new panorama assisi has made six trips to the real park in turkey today the townof. there he scrutinized from every angle hoping to find more inspiration for his project. he took photos on location for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with some forty characters. among the scenes are stonemasons workshop. a slave market. and a sacrificial altar one of the highlights is the famous program on alter. we remain committed a lot more this time things that i would normally handle learn our part of the exhibition and things from the exhibition or in the panorama is part of ahmedabad a. panorama brings the antiquities to life offering a journey back through time to ancient program on nearly two thousand years ago. his use of light is really incredible there really is incredible and the piece takes you through a whole day and a hold on it's lovely so it's really more than just a substitute during the renovations you mentioned five buildings are on the island isn't going to be a new addition that's right the james gallery is

thousand people on political charges and staged unfair elections to remain in power public criticism of assisi has become nearly impossible. nevertheless. c.c. remains a key ally for western governments keen to defend their interests in the volatile region among those interests fighting islamic fundamentalism. the egyptian leader was in washington just two weeks ago to discuss military ties and trade with the us president donald trump for many egyptian activists however the referendum is a blatant power grab and the end of aspirations for a peaceful and democratic transfer of power. today marks twenty years since the columbine high school massacre in the united states where two students armed with guns in homemade explosives killed thirteen people on that tuesday morning the school in littleton colorado rose to tragic fame around the world a fate it today shares with other locations in the country like sandy hook and parklane but columbine is still remembered as the start of a modern era of school gun violence in the u.s. it's. scenes that have become all too familiar played out for the first

since then assisi has ruled egypt with increasing severity. human rights groups estimate he has jailed some sixty thousand people on political charges and staged unfair lections to remain in power . public criticism of l.c.c. has become nearly impossible. nevertheless l.c.c. remains a key ally for western governments keen on defending their interests in the volatile region among those interests fighting islamic fundamentalism. the egyptian leader was in washington just two weeks ago to discuss military ties and trade with u.s. president donald trump president thank you very much my friend because it is a little for many egyptian activists however the referendum is a blatant power grab and the end of aspirations for. peaceful and democratic transfer of power. today marks twenty years since the columbine high school massacre and the u.s. went to students armed with guns and homemade explosives killed thirteen people on that use day morning the school and littleton colorado rose to tragic fame around the world a fate today shares with other locat

and egypt's parliament has approved changes the constitution that could let president abdel fatah assisiremain in power until twenty thirty the amendment now needs to be put to the public in a referendum under the proposed changes sisi could extend his current term by two years and stand for another six year term he's been in power since two thousand and fourteen after leading the military and ousting mohamed morsi well that brings you up to date with all of our top stories this hour there will be more news later on i'll see you for that about half an hour's time after the stream which starts now. hi i'm femi oke a and you are in the stream today why did prison inmates united states come to islam i really could be lied to we discussed the documentary film the honest struggle which tells the story of an exit then there's the mission to help muslim converts as they leave jail leave your comments and questions for us in the you tube shop or on twitter. reentry sometimes is a misnomer because it implies a second chance and the reality for a lot of our brothers is that they don't really have

ok of assisi that karim that's what we've built up so far this year in the blue line actually indicates your average and as you can see we are above average in the day and if not are right where we should be for the entire year now around this time of year. you start to see that line leveling out well that's when we stop seeing so much precipitation. we still do have a solid month of i'm a pretty normal precipitation ahead of us is april is one of our weather months. but after that we don't really need to see much of anything because we are already there as far as the rainfall that you really need to get you through the year and like i said already having achieved that after a pretty wet winter season. so far now across the bay right now we are staying nice and dry a very quiet scene on the radar could see a couple of sprinkles out there today today is really our of the forecast ahead of us though tomorrow and friday rainfall kicks back into gear and you're going to see that first tomorrow with some light showers then tomorrow afternoon, some moderate showers that will be pushing throug

we are sitting here at assisi heights, the administration center of all of the sisters of st. francis. wereisters of st. francis the beginning of what today we know as the mayo clinic. -- dr. mayo and his sons were home in 1883. a tornado came through and killed hundreds of people and the injured needed to be cared for. mayo asked if the sisters could help. there was a provision for the injured to be brought into the academy, which was a boarding school. the sisters helped care for the injured. after that, mother alfred realized we needed a hospital in rochester. this is well documented, that smallyo said this is too of a town. but she insisted, she had a dream inside of her, sense of conviction that we needed a hospital here, and that he and his two sons would be great staff. with handshake to my they developed this relationship. the sisters established st. mary's hospital, the origin of mayo clinic as we know it today. i think it is fascinating to try to imagine the respect the doctor had for mother alfred. she was well traveled, well educated, and so was he. he recognized t