the search is on for the precious gems stolen from the dresden museum last year., also coming up for people u.s., president elect joe biden, warns more people may die if the administration refuses to coordinate with his transition team in the fight against the drone. a virus growing conflict itself, a humanitarian crisis. tens of thousands, flee to sudan. the government's fight with the defiance to cry reach. thanks for joining us. it was one of the biggest in a decades now a possible breakthrough. in the case of the break, in green vol, one of germany's most famous museums, police flooded the district of massive early morning raid in connection with the 3 suspects arrested in the raid or due to appear in court later on suspicion of organized robbery, an arson. last november, thieves broke into the dresden museum and stole jewelry estimated to be worth around $1000000000.00. more of these latest developments. chief political correspondent, linda crime, linda. what else do we know about the raid? well, in fact, more than 1600 police officers took part in this massive raid from the sta

may have cracked the case of a 1000000000 dollar, a massive operation precious, stolen from the dresden museum. last year. also coming, u.s. president elect joe biden. ministration refuses to coordinate with his transition team on the 5.

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a year ago, more than a dozen diamond—encrusted items vanished from the museum in dresden's royal palace raided apartments and garages in berlin hoping to recover the jewels. the three suspects are said to be members of the so—called "remmo clan" — a family linked to major organised crime. some of its members were convicted in february of another high—profile museum break—in, in berlin. police say they are still hunting two more men over the dresden heist. here'sjenny hill in berlin explaining the background to the stunning break in. this is a big development it seems in the case which really shocked the country when it happened to stop not least because of the worth of what was stolen, historical treasures said they are worth to be at the time incalculable, in measurable said the museum authorities. also because of the audacity of the crime. and the thieves managed to create a partial electricity blackout at the museum before smashing their way through windows and into the green vault of the state museum where we saw them on cctv coverage. smashing their way into a glass case with an ax

museums are being targeted. i think definitely especially for this particular in this particular case, one of the person people who's arrested today in connection to this robbery in dresden, has already been convicted of a museum robbery just a couple of years ago. here in berlin, where you might remember 2017. they robbed a huge, massive gold coin of the boat of museum, which is where they were like a 100 kilograms worth like $4000000.00 worth of gold. also a sort of a crude smash and grab robber. this ran and got it packed on a wheelbarrow and rolled it out. one of the people who was convicted of that crime early this earlier this year, but has not yet been put in prison, was picked up in the raids today in connection to this crime in dresden. so obviously, organized criminal gangs in germany are targeting these museums, probably because they see them as low hanging fruit that they're easy targets, easy to go in and grab this incredibly valuable artwork. and it does sound all very organized, doesn't it? the jury hasn't been found. so far, is that now, is that gone forever? do you think most likely, the last year when the robbery occurred, art expert said, because these

november, thieves made off with an estimated 1000000000 euros worth of precious gems from the museum in dresden. but early this morning, suspects in berlin got a pre-dawn wake up call from police. it was the pride of preston's green vault, 18th century jewelry of immeasurable worth. items that once were worn by german kings and queens us but since the smash and grab burglary a year ago, there has been no trace of them. but there could be of the thieves in berlin, more than $1600.00 officers from around the country, raided several apartments, taking laptops, potential evidence, and arresting 3 suspects of the of i'm talking about so much of it for 2 of the arrested suspects. the judge in charge has issued an arrest warrant to please the 3rd suspect who will still be brought before the judge. the prosecutor's office in dressed in expects an arrest warrant. there is well, much of clean up and always the stuff to sit in for to get that. the police have also launched an international search for 2 additional suspects. all of them have been identified as german citizens who belong to the so-called cri

november, thieves made off with an estimated 1000000000 euros worth of precious gems from the museum in dresden. early this morning, suspects in berlin got a pre-dawn wake up call from police. it was the pride of preston's green vault, 18th century jury of immeasurable worth. items that once were worn by german kings and queen us. but since a smash and grab burglary a year ago, it has been no trace of them. but there could be of the thieves in berlin, more than $1600.00 officers from around the country, raided several apartments, taking laptops, potential evidence, and arresting 3 suspects of the of i'm talking about so much of it for 2 of the arrested suspects. the judge in charge has issued an arrest warrant to please the 3rd suspect who will still be brought before the judge. the prosecutor's office in dressed in expects an arrest warrant there as well. the much a plea from government always the stuff to feed him push through because they've got the police have also launched an international search for 2 additional suspects . all of them have been identified as german citizens who belong to

berlin police have arrested 3 men in connection with a high profile jewelry theft from dresden historic green vault museum. a year ago, police raided a number of properties in the city's north current district. last november, thieves broke into the museum and stole jewelry, estimated to be worth around a 1000000000 u.s. dollars. the ethiopian government says it has launched what it called precision air operations. outside of mccalla, the capital of the northern, take a region where it's been engaged in 2 weeks of fighting with local rebel forces. more than 25000 in the is fleeing the conflict have already crossed into neighboring sudan. says the un refugee agency, hundreds of people have been killed by the fighting, and it's threatening to tip the country into civil war. so far ethiopian government is resisting international pressure for mediation. let's go to the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, and talk to journalists, samuel get to choose good to see you again, samuel. tell us if you have his prime minister has issued a deadline for special forces, a militia to surrender, and he says that that deadline

any trace of the estimated 1000000000 euros worth of precious gems that were stolen from the museum in dresden. it was the pride of dressed in green vault, 18th century jury of immeasurable worth. items that once were worn by german kings and queens us but since the smash and grab burglary a year ago, there has been no trace of them. but there could be of the thieves in berlin, more than $1600.00 officers from around the country, raided several apartments, taking laptops, potential evidence, and arresting 3 suspects of the of i'm talking about so much as for 2 of the arrested suspects, the judge in charge has issued an arrest warrant to please the 3rd suspect who will still be brought before the judge. the prosecutor's office in reston expects an arrest warrant there, as well, so much of a plea and up of the stuff to feed him, push to get that. the police have also launched an international search for 2 additional suspects. all of them have been identified as german citizens who belong to the so-called criminal clan, seen organized crime networks whose members are mainly of middle eastern orig

november, thieves made off with an estimated 1000000000 euros worth of precious gems from the museum in dresden. but early this morning, suspects here in berlin got a pre-dawn wake up call from the police. it was the pride of preston's green vault, 18th century jewelry, immeasurable worth. items that once were worn by june in king, then queen. but since the smash and grab burglary a year ago, there has been no trace of them. but there could be of the thieves in berlin, more than $1600.00 officers from around the country, raided several apartments, taking laptops, potential evidence, and arresting 3 suspects of the of i'm talking about so much of it for 2 of the arrested suspects. the judge in charge has issued an arrest warrant to please the 3rd suspect who will still be brought before the judge. the prosecutor's office in reston expects an arrest warrant there, as well, so much of clean up and always the stuff to feed him push to get that the police have also launched an international search for 2 additional suspects. all of them have been identified as german citizens who belong to the so-cal

of being made a year off of the daring raid of priceless treasures from dresden screen vault will be asking if germany's museums all secure. also coming up today famous celebrity, photographer rankin changed the welcome to arts and culture. germany is a treasure trove of cultural delights, with over 6200 museums, but with a number of infamous robberies in recent years. what is security like in these museums? this question comes after the news is that there have finally been arrests one year on from the daring raid on one of europe's greatest treasure trove, the green vaults museum, dressed a massive police deployment in the district of noise, kern in the south of berlin. hundreds of police raided homes, cars and garages on the lookout for evidence of involvement in what has been described as the biggest heist in modern history. last year's green, vault robbery. and incidentally, 5 years ago and we have arrested 3 persons of german nationality. they belong to the so-called klan $1000000.00, and they're also on the lookout for the stolen artifacts themselves. among them 3 sets of 18th century jewelry from the col

here in germany are angry at the country's new coronavirus rules as of this week museums cinemas and theatres like dresden famous opera house are shut by government to create meanwhile passenger trains are full and car dealerships are still open to waiting cultural figures have called it unfair over the weekend the show did go on right until the lockdown came. at the same. but this magic flute will be silenced for at least 4 weeks was going ahead a gesture of defiance. really is defiance we just did it i would say we will play when we can and i infuse my colleagues we are an active and vibrant company. in the fight against the virus is not only being waged with artistic manes technology helps out by exchanging 35000 cubic meters of our enough to keep exactly 331 spectators safe cool rises from the backs of the seats the audience briefs is thrown out before it can spread in the whole. of all the places you have to operate the systems with a degree of sensitivity because of course you don't want draw for a new band very important in a theatre no noise is that just the music of. the pieces being cut to 2 hou

here in germany are angry at the country's new coronavirus rules as of this week museums cinemas and theatres like dresden famous opera house are shut by government to create meanwhile passenger trains are full and car dealerships are still open to waiting cultural figures have called it unfair over the weekend the show did go on right until the lockdown came. from here at the same point but this magic flute will be silenced for at least 4 weeks was going ahead a gesture of defiance. really is defiance we just did it i will say we will play when we can and i infuse my colleagues we are an active and vibrant company. in the fight against the virus is not only being waged with artistic means technology helps out by exchanging 35000 cubic meters of our enough to keep exactly 331 spectators safe. rises from the packs of the seats the audience briefs is thrown out before it can spread in the whole. of all the places you have to operate the systems with a degree of sensitivity because of course you don't want draft a new band very important in a theater no noises that just the music of. the pieces being cut to

here in germany are angry at the country's new coronavirus rules as of this week museums cinemas and feeders like dresden famous opera house are shut by government to create meanwhile passenger trains are full and car dealerships are still open to waiting cultural figures have called it unfair over the weekend the show did go on right until the lockdown came. for me at the same. but this magic flute will be silenced for at least 4 weeks was going ahead a gesture of defiance. really is defiance we just did it i would say we will play when we can and i infuse my colleagues we are an active and vibrant company. the fight against the virus is not only being waged with artistic mains technology helps out by exchanging 35000 cubic meters of our enough to keep exactly 331 spectators safe. rises from the packs of the seats the the audience briefs is thrown out before it can spread in the whole. of all places you have to operate the systems with a degree of sensitivity because of course you don't want draft of a new band very important in a theater no noises that just the music of. the pieces being cut to 2 hours

museum. the theft was linked to the same criminal clan that was the focused of investigations around dresden's green vault. >> the heist itself was spectacular. >> it was like something out of a movie. this was almost exactly a year ago. november last year, early in the morning, in dresden and with the thieves did is first, they sett fire to this junction point so that the power would be cut off. then they went to the ground floor of this museum. they went through with and ask, straight through a display case, smash that. they grabbed the jewels and got out, police were there within five minutes. the getaway car was found later. brent: they took jewels that were worth about a billion? >> a billion euros was the guesstimate that they put out there but to talk about these, this treasury, the 18th-century saxon later, this treasury is the equivalent of the british crown jewels. it is priceless. the financial value is pricels. that is why it has been so important for the police to try to catch these people and to try to find these jewels. this is not the first big -- brent: this is not the first b

have been made a year off of the daring raid of priceless treasures from dresden screen vault will be asking if germany's museums secure. all also coming up today, famous celebrity photographer rankin has changed tack with his latest project to boot surrounding the kurdish iranian part shop again, shaking. now living in berlin, top stories about what it feels like to be exiled from his own country. welcome to arts and culture. germany is a treasure trove of cultural delights, with over 6200 museums, but with a number of infamous robberies in recent years. what is security like in these museums? this question comes after the news of finally being arrested one year on from the daring raid on one of europe's greatest treasure trove, the green vaults museum, dressed a massive police deployment in the district of noise. in the south of berlin. hundreds of police raided homes, cars and garages on the lookout for evidence of involvement in what has been described as the biggest heist in modern history. last year's green vault robbery. and instead on tape, we have arrested 3 persons of german nationality. they belong to

suspected of carrying out an on jewelry heist at one of the wor's oldest museums last year.around a dozen items d from the newseum in dresden's pace, their value too great to be calculated. our berlin correspondent has the background to the heist. >> thiis a big development in the case which really shocked country when it happened, not ast the worth of what was stolen, these storable treures . it was said that there were at the time was immeasurable, said the museum authorities, but also because of the audacity of the crime. the thieves managed to create a partial electricity blackout at the museum before smashing their way through a barred window and into the green vault of the state museum where we saw them on a cctver ce smashing an axe beforeetting away withith these priceless items. ♪ karen: you are with "outside source" live from the bbc news room. the u.s. has announced further trp withdrawals from afghanistan before president o trump leavice. 2000 will leave. the bosses of twitter and facebook have defended their misinformation during the u.s. election campaign. ck dorsey and mark zuckerberg part of the discusashe sen

here in germany are angry at the country's new coronavirus rules as of this week museums cinemas and theatres like dresden famous opera house are shut by government to create meanwhile passenger trains are full and car dealerships are still open to waiting cultural figures have called it unfair over the weekend the show did go on right until the lockdown came. crimea at the same. but this magic flute will be silenced for at least 4 weeks was going ahead a gesture of defiance. really is defiance we just did it i would say we will play when we can and i infuse my colleagues we are an active and vibrant company. in the fight against the virus is not only being waged with artistic means technology helps out by exchanging 35000 cubic metres of our enough to keep exactly 331 spectators safe. rises from the packs of the seats the audience briefs is drawn out before it can spread in the whole. of all the places you have to operate the systems with a degree of sensitivity because of course you don't want draft a new band very important in a theater no noises that just the music of. the pieces being cut the 2 hours

dresden. so obviously, organized criminal gangs in germany are targeting these museums, probably because they see them as low hanging fruit that they're easy targets, easy to go in and grab this incredibly valuable artwork. and it does sound all very organized, doesn't it? the jury hasn't been found. so far, is that now, is that gone forever? do you think most likely? yeah, the last year when the robbery occurred, art expert said, because these pieces are so well known, it would be virtually impossible to sell them even on the black market. so they assume that they've probably been broken down and, and the pieces sold off the value will jewels, and the, and the, and the gold connected to it. there is maybe a small chance that some of the jewels could be, could be found again, but they assume they might also been riccati and so forth. so the chances of recovery them are very, very small. but from data and culture, thank you. now we'll take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. meteorologists are warning of the risks of flooding and landslides moves across centr

police in berlin have arrested three people following the theft of historicaljewels from a museum in dresdenjenny hill has more. police have subsequently said they are members of a notorious criminal family network based here in berlin. what's interesting about that, actually, just earlier this year, three other members of that family network were convicted for the theft of a giant gold coin from a museum here in berlin, you may remember it. it was taken from the museum, transported by wheelbarrow, subsequently disappeared, it's assumed it's been melted down. but back to the dresden theft. this is a big development in the case which shocked the country when it happened, not least because of the worth of what was stolen, these historical treasures, it was said their worth was at the time said to be immeasurable, incalculable, said the museum authorities but also because of the audacity of the crime. the thieves managed to create a partial electricity blackout at the museum before smashing their way through a barred window, then into a green vault. police were hoping they would be able to reco

museum. the treasures of the green vault survived allied bombing raids in world war 2, only to be carted off as war by the soviet union in their return to dresden. in 1958, though, it's thought all the channels will be brought back intact. this time. what color is with me now scott, looking at those pictures many using pictures of the green vault. you call put a price on what was done? no, i mean there's been the financial evaluation of the, of the, of the stolen jewels, some people, but the up to a 1000000000 euros. but really, no, they're priceless. i mean these, this collection is from the strong saxon leader of the 18th century. and if you want to compare, i mean the collection itself, its value prop, its cultural value as well as comparable to the crown jewels in britain. and this is exactly what the saxon cultural minister said, right after the robbery said this is, these are priceless pieces. they can, they can never be replaced. we've got arrests. so far the jury hasn't been found. what do you think of the chance of getting parts of it back? yeah, i mean, this is also last year after the robbery. various art experts said these pieces ar

museum. the treasures of the green vault survived allied bombing raids in world war 2, only to be carted off as war by the soviet union in their return to dresden. in 1958, though it's thought and all the chills will be brought back intact. this time, our colleague scott, is with me now scott, looking at those pictures, many zing. pictures of the green vault. you call put a price on what was stunning. no, i mean there's been the financial evaluation of the, of the, of the stolen jewels, some people, but the up to a 1000000000 euros. but really, no, they're priceless. i mean these, this collection is from the strong saxon leader of the 18th century. and if you want to compare, i mean the collection itself, its value prop, its cultural value as well as comparable to the crown jewels in britain. and this is exactly what the saxon cultural minister said, right after the robbery said this is, these are priceless pieces. they can, they can never be replaced. we've got arrests. so far the jury hasn't been found. what do you think of the chance of getting parts of it back? i mean, this is also a last year after the robbery. various art experts said the

dresden castle jewelry heist. the council's vault contained europe's largest collection of treasures. thieves set fire to a power box, cutting electricity to street lights and security alarms, and then broke into the museum. well, that's my lot for today. and company stream, the latest edition of the stream is up next with family al-jazeera. where every now and cable watching news stream home edition, jay leno looking like but like much of protesters and activists appealed to be on the plates. i mean, the question should be all of the talk to these. i know you have thoughts about the way in if you want to get into the comment section, each can be part of today's discussion. i wish to keep back teaching all states year when us so many that i protest people waiting in the streets. i want to get a sense of why or wanted to stay in particular, was from tasting against police brutality being tugged at people who were black and brown in the united states. so this is i don't hear if you had something, every member that was effected by the police people are to turn up because it is literally years of oppression. there's only so much people can take that are oppressed with this capitalistic society. all this, thi

now the search is on for the precious, stolen from the dresden museum. last year, also coming to us president elect joe biden wants lives are at risk. if the trump administration refuses to coordinate with his transition team on the fight against corona spread through 2 companies in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine, inspire hope around the globe to get from research labs to distribution. and a growing conflict to the u.n. is calling a full scale humanitarian crisis. tens of thousands flee to saddam to escape the government's fight for the defiance to reach. thanks for joining us. it was one of the biggest in decades now a possible breakthrough in the case of the break in at the green, volvo of germany's most famous museums, berlin police flooded the district of massive early morning raid in connection with the all theft 3 suspects arrested in the raid are due to appear in court later on suspicion of organized robbery and also last november, thieves broke into the dresden museum and stole jewelry estimated to be worth around $1000000000.00. oh, i