is it possible he came here to cyprus?eems to have been a safe haven for christians who were fleeing the persecution of the jewish authorities in the holy land. >> oxford university archaeologist georges kazan is in cyprus to test the relics believed to be those of lazarus. >> cyprus is very close to the holy land. there was an established jewish community here already. trade winds blow straight up from the south and take you right here by ship very quickly. >> lazarus drops out of the new testament after the end of the gospel of john, but there are some much later traditions, including one from the eighth century, in which lazarus ended up in cyprus, being appointed a bishop there. >> it's a tradition maintained by the present bishop of larnaca. >> saint lazarus left jerusalem and he came to larnaca. he was preaching the resurrection of our lord, jesus christ, when saint paul and saint barnabas came to cyprus, and they ordained him the first bishop of larnaca. >> the larnaca tradition talks about how he was invested with

rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go do i cyprus first. i really have to say watching the panels angeles panels on c.n.n. and and miss n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric. ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can't they can't even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction. yet peter i you know i really hope that they release an underage back did the report because you had the first time that they that they suffered this breakdown which was when barr gave his four five page summary they couldn't accept it now they have the redacted mueller report a month later and they still can't accept no collusion no obstruction i really really hope you did they release a third report so we can call the next cross talk triple down because they won't accept any. being other then you know taking taking trump out of the white house in ariz judge jumpsuit in handcuffs when they've lost their mind yes but alex there will there certainly will be more reports but it's going to

person who gets insult and that's right and they initiated this here let me go back to go back to cyprus here what i find very curious about this report muller actually gave the democrats in the never trumper as a way out these ten theories about obstruction i find it very strange because he did an investigation and it goes one way or another indictments or no indictments this is a dead end is really what's going to keep the democrats in the never never truckers keep them safe sheeted for the next two years because they don't know what else to do they are so invested in this ridiculous hoax that they have to keep it going because if they don't they have to admit they were wrong and these people don't have the moral caliber to admit they're wrong alex mueller did give them some some fuel to fire this hoax for maybe all the way up until two thousand and twenty peter but i mean the second part of the mule report all that really was saying was that trump is angry got angry that there yeah he's angry that they're investigating him for a crime that no one knows what that crime is so i mean the

yesterday, a vigil was held for the victims of what's said to be cyprus's first serial killing.e cases of the missing women seriously because of their foreign dissent. the main suspect, whose name has not yet been made public, has appeared in court and remains in police detention. cypriot authorities have called in additional help from british investigative experts in this unprecedented case. isabella allen, bbc news. spaniards go the polls tomorrow in a fiercely—contested general election — the third in the past four years. the controversial far—right vox party is threatening to shake up spanish politics but critics say its divisive message could set the country back decades. andy beatt reports. spain's third general election in just four years. with as many as 40% of voters still undecided ahead of sunday's vote, politicians of all colours have been campaigning hard. among them, the far—right populist party vox, enjoying a surge of support and hoping to upstage their rivals. but in madrid, activists from feminist group femen, written across their bodies, "this isn't patriotism

yesterday, a vigil was held for the victims of what's said to be cyprus's first serial killing.strators who accused the police of not taking the cases of the missing women seriously because of their foreign descent. the main suspect, whose name has not yet been made public, has appeared in court and remains in police detention. cypriot authorities have called in additional help from british investigative experts in this unprecedented case. isabella allen, bbc news. detectives investigating the abduction and rape of two women in north london have released an image of the car they believe was used by the attacker. the women, both in their 20s, were abducted separately in the early hours of thursday, the first from a street in chingford and the second 12 hours later, from edgware. they managed to escape from their attacker following a struggle in osborne road in watford on thursday afternoon. police have released this cctv still of a car, believed to be a silver or grey ford s—max people carrier, with false registration plates and say they are looking for a muscular white man in hi

yesterday, a vigil was held for the victims of what's said to be cyprus's first serial killing.ot taking the cases of the missing women seriously because of their foreign dissent. the main suspect, whose name has not yet been made public, has appeared in court and remains in police detention. cypriot authorities have called in additional help from british investigative experts in this unprecedented case. isabella allen, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. thank you very much. a couple of fa cts thank you very much. a couple of facts about the weather over the last 2a hours. we had a wind gust of 82 miles an hour, and saw 90 millimetres of rain in places. all thanks to storm hanna. the weather for the second half promises to be calmer. that once deep low is now becoming less deep. things are coming down. through tonight, the wind is slowly but surely are easing. still some showers around, fairamounts of rain easing. still some showers around, fair amounts of rain in southern scotla nd fair amounts of rain in southern scotland down into north—west engl

yesterday, a vigil was held for the victims of what is said to be cyprus's first serial killing.lice of not taking the cases of the missing women seriously because of their foreign dissent. the main suspect, whose name has not yet been made public, has appeared in court —— in core and remains in police... in this unprecedented case. isabella allen, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich it's been a turbulent start to the week thanks to storm hanna, with winds up to 80 mph. it's all down to this, the swerve of cloud here with a deep area of low pressure. however, the area of low pressure is no weakening, also sliding out into the north sea. a harp —— high—pressure starting to build from the west, so things for the second half of the weekend look a good deal calmer. certainly there tonight, those winds will ease. there will still be showers but not as many as we had today. still blustery out there at the moment, wind gusts of up there at the moment, wind gusts of up to more than 40 mph. much of that rain will peter out as the night wears on. still 1— to sho

q2 tell us more is james cyprus -- here to tell us more is james cyprus. we mean when we say it is on the rise? james: you have to look at gross positioning. typically we look at longs, but etf's are actually net short, so they have had $61 billion of positioning, according to goldman sachs, as of the end of 2018. $90 billion of that is net short. they actually guess that somewhere around 80% of the short positioning on u.s. etf's is coming from these hedge funds. this kind of speaks to the misunderstood nature of hedge funds. they are often going for risk-adjusted return, and will short these to kill beta and search for alpha or those idiosyncratic risks they are investing in. guy: they are hedge funds, after all. which ones are leading the way? james: bridgewater is the biggest, and they fall under the first category of what we found, these allocators. they create portfolios or use these etf's for portfolio completion, just to top off exposure. the second way is where they just hold one or two super liquid, super large funds and fund.em as a liquidity --

it's the largest python found and removed from the big cyprus reserve in miami.angers credit tracking technology for locating breeding females. >> wow, monster. >>> it's jackson on the drive for the lead. three-point. >> the baylor lady bears holding off notre dame, 82-81 to win the ncaa championship. last second by chloe jackson, she finished with 26. named outstanding player in the final four. baylor wins its third national title. a new men's champion will be crowned in minneapolis after texas tech's final four on saturday. this was the scene in lubbock. students flipping cars and setting bonfires, the school cancelled all classes after five today hoping for better behavior from the tech faithful. kids will be kids, but that is ri ridiculous. >> there's celebration, and then there's vandalism. it's all on tape. >> you are all on video. >> prosecutors have a lot of video to go to. >>> former vice president joe biden trying to ease concerns about invading personal space. he joked about it twice friday. >> i just want you to know i had permission to hug lonnie. >>

officials at big cyprus natural preserve posted this photo of the female reptile on friday.t's more than 17 feet long, weighing 140 pounds. the burmese python is an invasive species in florida. this big snake had 73 developing eggs. at the final four, it is now just two. virginia shocked auburn last night, 63-62. winning with three straight free throws, after a controversial foul with less than a second left in the game. then, texas tech shut down michigan state, 61-51. it is the first time either men's team has made it to the n.c.a.a. final. they will play for the national championship tomorrow night here on cbs. next on the "cbs weekend news," who doesn't love puppies? a lot of puppies. >> quija >> quijano: can there really be such a thing is too many puppies? the answer appears to be no. jamie yuccas shows us a litter for the record books. >> reporter: if cleo looks proud, it's because this four- year-old great dane just produced 19 puppies. >> but man, this is a lot. it's never-ending. >> reporter: for erika angone, owner and lead surgeon at kingman animal hospital in ar

rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go do i cyprus first. i really have to say watching the panels and phyllis panels on c.n.n. and and miss n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric. ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can they can't even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction yet peter i you know i really hope that they release an underage back did you report.

another day on the boca juniors training pitch in one of cyprus despite their rigorous schedule and the fact they play for one of south america's top clubs these footballers don't receive a proper wage. the argentinian football association announced just last month that the sixteen women's teams in the top league will turn professional in june but even then not every player in those teams will be paid. can we go out and i'm very difficult for a woman to play football on a pro level i mean you just can't when you work or study at the same time you can't give one hundred percent on the pitch. and then it so happens that the women's national team doesn't do so well but nobody seems to realise that it's because of the circumstances. says america's football governing body come the ball has launched a push to encourage teams to show more interest in the women's game but progress has been slow in argentina according to sunlight and so striker self described football feminist marketing messages. as out well we've been playing since one thousand nine hundred thirty one which is when man had just

money flows where it's most needed where it's easy and if it and where it's most needed and right now cyprus and other small territories all of those countries are actually responding poorly to this decision they welcome chinese investments so how if this policy came to pass what would happen to them. well i think that the irony is if the united states and china were to reach an agreement a genuine one which i don't think is about to happen although most of this fighting is field or political theater i don't think the basic tension is going to go away any time soon so i don't think the europeans have much to worry about they can go through the the theatre if you like the security concerns i find most of that beyond belief let me give you an example last week. the united states government released the fact they don't trust the weiwei corporation because the chinese government various agencies do business with how our way invest in while away well let me remind everyone every single one of the major american telecommunications companies i.b.m. apple google any of them do lots of business with

around three thousand six hundred years old and appears the ship was transporting coffer mined in cyprus and smelt it into bars when it sank. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on d w news israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu looks to have secured victory in that country's general election with most of the votes counted he is running neck and neck with his main challenger benny gantz but netanyahu is in a stronger position to form a coalition with the support of number of right we part. and britain's theresa may is preparing to ask european leaders for a delay to break sit out an emergency summit in brussels today they're expected to grant an extension but it's still unclear how long it will be for. course we'll be bringing you live coverage of that summit in brussels as it happens you are watching w. news coming up in business the international monetary fund calls it a delicate moment as the global economy slows down more than expected we'll find out what the i.m.f. is demanding governments do to stop the downturn. it's all coming up in the ne

the money has been moved via malta cyprus estonia latvia and lithuania in the biggest money laundering case two hundred thirty billion dollars was transferred through the dansko bank's estonian branch between two thousand and seven and twenty fifteen where did that money go into london's property market britain's offshore tax havens villas in the south of france and spain as the investigation has continued its strong in banks across europe now having failed to stem the money laundering europe has another dilemma how does it respond to viktor or bonds decision to allow moscow to move its development bank to budapest while the bank is in its infancy and hungry has a minority stake it has no say in the way the bank is run it would effectively have diplomatic immunity so regulators would not be able to monitor it. well joining me via skype from bratislava in slovakia is judea score the economics professor at the central european university in budapest thanks very much for being with us so why does viktor orbán want this bank in his country that it's. basically here this question of is it g

weapons to invade and conquer and subjugate the northern third of the republic of cyprus for example the us has not been able to do anything about it but the reality is that any influence meant by an arms exporter on its client can only be effective if they have some something they can hold over the the client state if it's really so ineffective this t.d.y. why does the earth see the need to pull out and they just stay in and sort of keep up with this show. well one of the things about dog trouble is that he's trying to avoid the hypocrisy of these symbolic gestures by by leftist presidents such as president obama this is important for his his audience which is why you know that at the national rifle association. so basically he's about saying look i'm going to repudiate this ypocras which the united states has been living with for some talk. what does need to be done and if this treaty doesn't do the job what needs to be done to stop countries selling arms. to to countries involved in conflicts yemen's the obvious example where you know that human rights abuses are being carried out

of these countries ministers even the prime minister we were being invited to go over to israel to cyprus to egypt to meet with their israel as you know baby wake yes israel was exactly a heart of gold is that's exactly the so so i get involved with this sort of there's a target on me this is what i later found out actually just recently by congressman mark meadows who's been releasing testimonies from various members of the f.b.i. the d.o.j. and even my testimony which suggests that because of those ties i had a feisal warrants and other surveillance warrants ah. on me that resulted in this target that followed me through the campaign and resulted in all of these various characters and spies that i detail in my book to come after me why you that's exact that's a great question of my my of belief is because i was in london at the time when i was working on the tram campaign and because of this target that had been following me between the time i was on the run carson campaign and from campaign it was much easier to have me under surveillance in a foreign country because that's where i was

thousand six hundred years old it appears that this ship was transporting copper they had been mined in cyprus and smelted into bars when it's say thirty six hundred years ago. now what were the be like to step into a painting in to be part of the scene that you see or technology is bringing a work of art from the year eighteen ten to a virtual life and it's happening right here in berlin at the old national gallery it's opened a new window onto the world of the artist of the war mantic age kasper davida free jury. a tiny lens something standing on the beach in front of a rough sea in the sky a heaped up mountains of clouds. that friedrichs the monk by the sea is a radical image almost abstract and it's an icon of romantic painting but in one thousand ton it shocked friedrichs contemporaries and kotick. contemporary critics brentano in clash with that it was as if the eyelids had been cut away because this work is so spare. only a single figure can be seen on the beach which is otherwise disaster. but now the monk is entering the age of the reality with high tech glasses you can now immerse yo

authorities in cyprus are continuing to search two lakes for victims of a man who's thought to be theller. it follows the confession of a greek cypriot army officer to the murder of seven women and girls. vigils have been held in memory of the victims as isabella allen reports: forensic investigators use robotic cameras to search a toxic lake southwest of nicosia. they are searching for bodies after a man confessed to killing seven women and girls. translation: the robotic camera has identified two objects which we suspect may be those we've been looking for. tomorrow morning, we'll begin the process of retrieving them so that we can inspect and identify them. yesterday, a vigil was held for the victims of what's said to be cyprus‘s first serial killing. there's widespread shock, but also outrage from demonstrators who accused the police of not taking the cases of the missing women seriously because of their foreign descent. the main suspect, whose name has not yet been made public, has appeared in court and remains in police detention. cypriot authorities have called in additional he

rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go do i cyprus first. i really have to say watching the panels angelus panels on c.n.n. and and miss n.b.c. it looks like a psychiatric. ward and they're all going through some kind of group therapy they can they can even get past denial so they're doubling down that's what i'm calling this program your reaction. yet peter i you know i really hope that they release an underage back did mueller report because you had the first time that they that they suffered this breakdown which was when barr gave his four five page summary they couldn't accept it now they have the redacted mueller report a month later and they still can't accept no collusion no obstruction i really really hope you did they release a third report so we can call the next cross talk triple down because they won't accept anything other then you know taking taking trips out of the white house in ariz judge john. suit in handcuffs when they've lost their mind yes but alex there will there certainly will be more reports but it's going to

the authorities in cyprus say a greek cypriot army officer has confessed to murdering seven women andsaid to be the island's first serial killings. the suspect has reportedly indicated that he has killed some thirty women. world leaders are gathering in beijing for a summit on china's belt and road initiative which aims to expand global trade links. the project has funded trains, roads, and ports in many countries, but has left some saddled with debt. chinese officials have tried to address concerns surrounding the project, which is expected to involve more than $1 trillion in investments. it's reported north korea tried to bill the united states $2 million for the medical care of the american student 0tto warmbier, who was jailed there in 2015. arrested during an organised tour, he spent 17 months in detention and died after being returned to the us in a coma, with brain damage. it's understood the british and irish governments are planning fresh talks in early may, to try to restore a fully—functioning devolved government to northern ireland. there's been growing pressure for a retu

around three thousand six hundred years old it appears that this ship was transporting copper mines in cyprus they had been smelted into bars when the vessel say. no plastic there. well you're watching the w. news i'm brant goff for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more news see their. marriage counseling the islamic. living together before marriage for kairos devout muslims. but how will young couples know what makes a good partnership. offers courses with doses of the ology psychology and humor. in terms of the next on d w. here's what's coming up on the going to sleep so much movement in fact the thinka face the band playing consoles if you can feel that it's fun to take a look at what all that means for the taking of course. the bond is legal every weekend here on t.w. . when the. people fight for survival ability to set up and get me but if i get one there's a flood water comes up when you step on your clothes fast for everyone. to like alert is equally dangerous. there's junk you will move south so they can plant crops and find foo

the money has been moved via malta cyprus estonia latvia and lithuania in the biggest money laundering case two hundred thirty billion dollars was transferred through the dansko bank's estonian branch between two thousand and seven and twenty fifteen where did that money go into london's property market britain's offshore tax havens villas in the south of france and spain as the investigation has continued its strong in banks across europe now having failed to stem the money laundering europe has another dilemma how does it respond to viktor or bonds decision to allow moscow to move its development bank to budapest while the bank is in its infancy and hungry has a minority stake it has no say in the way the bank is run it would effectively have diplomatic immunity so regulators would not be able to monitor it for joining me via skype from bratislava in slovakia is julius horvath economics professor at the central european university in budapest thanks very much for being with us so why does viktor or bon want this bank in his country that is. this question of his ago. because really if

an interesting one, further down the list after that, the usa and cyprus, is tunisia, really hit by the in seventh and it represents north africa, morocco, tunisia and egypt are more popularfor africa, morocco, tunisia and egypt are more popular for family holidays. thank you, simon complex. the time is 1:15pm. our top story this lunchtime. rape victims are being told they must hand over their mobile phones to the police — or risk prosecutions against their attackers not going ahead. and coming up — the latest disney blockbuster set to break all box office records. coming up on bbc news. manchester city forward raheem sterling just misses out on the players‘ award, but wins the football writers association player of the year. another city player — nikita parris — claims the writers' women's award. a new report has highlighted the critical role that soil plays in climate change. there's more carbon stored in soil than in all the world's trees — and it's being released into the atmosphere by deforestation and poor farming. the scientists behind the study say that already, nearly half the

again, cyprus, he topped the bronze medal, butjust by .00 .03. go out there and perform the routines he did, there was no mistake. that's all you can ask for from the gymnast and he proved —— improved on his qualifications court. in britain... her all-around title. she took the silver but what a performance she did. it was... again, it went right down to the wire. it went on to that last apparatus. just behind. she fought well, she had a tough couple of years fighting back from injury, had a great search of the season. she will be really pleased to kind of ta ke will be really pleased to kind of take away that silver. melanie, she took the title, but the action continues. we are going to see all of the individual apparatus finals, half of them come in tomorrow for so we're good to see floor, pummels and rings for the men. and then ellie downey will be on. are full of high hopes. quite a lot of metal potential there. that's the beauty. the potential is there but you never know with floor. you would never of that with these metals for the british?

it possibly far greater numbers to the cause of independence journal thank you an army officer in cyprus has admitted murdering seven women in the killings of shocks the small country a vigil was held in the capital nicosia the thirty five year old suspected serial killer confessed after the police found the bodies of two missing from the peano women at an abandoned mine shaft another body was found as an army firing range nearby. human rights activists not happy about a visit to china by the head of the un and tony good terrorists is being accused of ignoring what many say is the persecution of the weak a muslim minority is not diplomatic editor james bays. the u.n. secretary general in beijing for a summit marking china's belt and road initiative an ambitious global network of infrastructure and trading projects all linked to china something that in itself is far from uncontroversial and tonio good terrorists did make a public speech in china but there was no mention of the we go community inching zhang a glaring omission according to human rights groups who claim as many as one millio

showers and they will be lively at times possibly with some hail and fund and pushing across turkey cyprus seeing some rather wet weather it'll push on into the levant lost a little system just developing just around ukraine as well central areas as i said fine and dry over towards the west some basin places a cloud right but it warm up here sixteen celsius in london a way to stay in nineteen the full powers just notice some wet weather grassy pushing into spain and portugal as we go to the latter part of the week. sponsored by. well the online. couldn't you for them not to do this or if you join us on sat all of us have been calling in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue we are talking about illegal friend you have seen what it can do to somebody people you can make drugs including and some people. everyone has a voice from the zero zero twitter and you could be on the street join the global conversation on out is iraq. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this centuries old notre dame cathedral in paris has been badly damaged by fire crews say the flames are fully extinguish

there are countries, for example , like greece or cyprus, where the level of nonperforming loans is stillhigh. in regards to money laundering issues, indeed. , so-called anti-money laundering rules which are actually quite strict. enforcement ise, purely national. few member states, there are indeed issues. giveislative proposal to more tools to european banking authority, which can then act in case of national inaction of national competent authorities. by proposal has been adopted legislators. romaine: a big part of your job has to -- has been to bring more unity on the fiscal side. with elections coming up in europe, are you worried at all about populist voices that could -- that could gain a little more of a foothold? mr. dombrovskis: we see tendencies toward populism and see that one of the driving the aftermathll of the global financial crisis and social consequences which are still being felt. -- if on policies which you look at our fiscal policy coordination, the european semester, during the last couple of years, we have been putting emphasis on social and .mployment issues carol

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its predecessors were successful helping portugal, helping spain, helping cyprus, and helping greece. nobody realized the biggest support for a single country losing contact with the financial markets was the program of the europeans for greece. it was not the bigger countries that got support from the imf. and so there is some stability and strength and european solidarity. all of the countries are now out of the program. it shows we are able and capable to do something. now we decided this should be a backstop for the bank fund. so it is much more stability we have now. this year, we agreed about 12 different regulations on therapy level, which is progress because i think in the years before it was three or four. we are working very much. my view on the banking union is we already built the house, but even the woodwork is done with a roof. now it is not just the rest which we have to do, and there are the questions on the table you are speaking about. my view is we have to stay a bit away and understand this is not something which will be done in doing one step or the other, or some

explained later on why even countries in which i had established connections to such as israel or cyprus or egypt it was hard even to meet their ambassadors. >> host: so why is this on contacting you. >> guest: even the japanese for example come and i will get to that how i brokered a meeting between donald trump and the japanese minister until steve shouted down. they never let me need to be ambassador delay was discussing introducing their prime minister to the candidate. so, for the people watching i wanwanted to understand how hart is to meet and ambassador to get anyone's attention. it doesn't matter if you are a foreign policy adviser there's always someone higher in the food chain and you don't need alexander to meet me, you have the ambassador who could easily meet a trump official in dc. so for people to understand. and i say of course this is australia, diplomat ally i would be happy to meet with him. at the time, i didn't know he had close ties with hillary clinton. i didn't realize his intelligence background, but i get to the meeting as i describe in the book, "the state tar

whatever policies they chose so we're just leaving you with the example of the turkish occupation of cyprus where we would argue where they will love to take the lands that were occupied because it is a dangerous and slippery slope. >> thank you for all the work so thanks for continuing the work. which is not only in this hemisphere but and joe biden started to lead the effort to greatly accelerate investment into south america so once the state department pushed out nunds to get the money out the door they didn't seem to be very strategic. then in the third year forcing money out the door rather than being a strategic as you could be. and then we will review the foreign assistance but asking for clarification it seems the alliance for prosperity was focused those economics improve with mayors and police chiefs and military leaders with guatemala and honduras specifically? >> and in my previous role as director of cia the president concluded the same way that you just described they may have well then thought out. that is the case even for the last year. so the president says that combined