special correspondent malcolm brabant visits a cathedral in the english city of york to see how the artisans there rebuilt after a fire in 1984. this report is part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> reporter: like notre dame, york minster has dominatedr he landscape nturies. it has similar architectural characteristics and it offers the hope of recovery from the inferno. >> in july 1984, it was a very hot summernd in the early

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rate would also be leaving at the end of the season as bringing an end of ten years of bravery and brabant together and you know in the meantime i'd like to say thank you to my guest michelle's in d.c. we'll see you again next season and good luck and see him barbara thanks man of course we'll see you again this season from all of us here in berlin thank you and goodbye. to the. article. you cite. is. misleading. begin. with the census. records. and extensible. the cultural magazine. next. on. reliable data is a. huge distance for the closest to. the automotive industry. what secrets lie behind these moments. find out in an immersive experience and explore a fascinating world cultural heritage sites. w world heritage three sixty the kids the. players. welcome to arts twenty one. almost three decades have passed since the collapse of the soviet union twenty one is on a journey to explore the literary world of post soviet republics or traveling to three capitals prague bucharest and tbilisi what they have in common is their socialist history.

feel that they have little choice but to flee and head north he says rather than building on the brabant trying to stop people you have to point this by trying to help people now what we saw in president trump speech is that he's really going the other way he's talking about closing we got some asylum he's talking about continuing to build what he says he's ruled the border between mexico and the united states a move granting ports of entry let's move on to other news now the u.s. state department is being accused of disproportionately focusing on iran and its recent report on how countries are complying with controls democrats have rushed into secretary of state. raising concerns about the way they say intelligence is being punished sized. the top democrats when it comes to foreign policy in the u.s. house of representatives are unhappy with a new report from the state department that takes a look at iran basically they're saying that this report leaves out a lot of information where used to be dozens and dozens of unclassified pages now it's simply 12 and that some previously unclassif

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for the s newshour, i'm lcolm brabant in samos. >> woodruff: "i can't breath." those we some of the last words of eric garner. his death at the hands of new york city police sparked national orage and helped fuel the black lives matter movement. the police officer at the center of the case is now facing an administrative hearing. as amna nawaz reports, the outcome is not expected to call for significant penalties. >> nawaz: judy, that rht. in july 2014, police detained eric garner on suspicion of selling untaxed single cigarettes on the street. during that encounter, officerda el pantaleo is accused of using an unauthorized chokehold. the moment was captured on celln video. take a look. >> don't touch me! i can't breathe. i can't breathe! >> nawaz: eric garner, who had asthma, died as a result. in a column earlier this week, jim dw times" reports, many in the neighborhood where garner died betoeve his death won't lead real change, or lasting consequences with the police. he's been following the ongoing hearing, and joins me now. jim dwyer, welcome to the newshou

newshour weekend special correspondent malcolm brabant reports. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: "zorba's dance," asek c, rings out at a traditional fair in what has long been the conservative party's heartland in southern england. ( music ) it's an ironic selection for hsexiteers, because two mo after britain was due to leave the e.u., the nation is still dancing to europe's tune. >> i did vote "come out," and i think its been going on far too long. and it's a terrible met the moment. >> a shambles. >> it's... it's a bi embarrassing, really, a representation of britain and our politics. t y should have taken britain at its word when we voteto leave. >> please welcome to the stage, nigel farage. >> reporter: nigel farage formerly led the u.k. independence party, the driving force behind the 2016 brexit referendum. he's trying to convince voters in featherstone, a gritty town 0 miles north of london, to return him to the e.u. parliament, an institution he holds in contempt. >> generally, the brits are very placid, very slow to anger. but right at the minute, they're y.gry because their democr and thi

became one focal point for the global migration crisis then playing out, and mhe newshour'slcolm brabant there. >> reporter: there's increasing frusation among migrants. they have established a squalid ccamp in the sand dunalled the jungle. >> reporter: around that same time, two young bri playwrights, joe murphy and joe robertson, traveled to "the jungle" to learn more. >you couldn't turn the television on without seeing these horrifying images of tens of thousands of people riving on the beaches of the greek islands or the infamous picture of the little boy aylan kurdi from qabbani in northern syria who washed up on the beach in greece. and we, lika lot of people, nt, what's going on? and it was from that need to try and find out, i suppose to bear witness, for want of a better phrase. >> i mean a lot of people-- everybody saw it and everybody probably said, "what's going on?" but i'm still wondering why you went as writers, as artists. >> i think the key word there is artist and it's probably worth trying to interroga what that word means. i think an artist is an adventurer somebody w

moments will have the world where that where the brabant still ahead on the news hour we'll look at a new approach aimed at providing a hanger refugees with better nutrition class in sports and cities continue to dominate the formula one season fire is here with that story in 8. when it came to pass last night was a stormy one in the balkans that shouldn't be like this in most is more like a march to what revolution in the cloud is pretty obvious the result was some wind damage and some flooding maybe donald big surprise particularly in zagreb where the winds along with split down the coast reached nearly 90 calories from blowing a gale all night so i grabbed in a valley of the mountains to the north so often to show this time no there was some tree damage at least for the rain where we thought it was going to be on this side of the reactor and across in belong yeah well it was in croatia and in italy the figures $60.00 to $90.00 are going to be it is typically not that was overnight so that's a bulk of the forecast for an already fall and now the forecast for today still looks pretty