a star of britain's elgin's marble. things have been rocky between the two, all the more reason.h museum's richard lambert. >> we're not a political organization. our thing is in difficult time. it's important to exchange cultural ideas. >> reporter: history aside, what many people are talking about is where does britain get off loaning out art that belongs to greece. the greece lost their marbles to lord elgin who took a bunch of them from the partahanon 200 years ago when he was the ambassador. they say they weren't pillaged but staying where they are in brittain. to the greeks the 225-year-old's marble are stolen property. they've even hired george clooney's wife amal clooney as their lawyer. >> a horseman has his head in athens and his body in london. >> reporter: the british museum has offered to loan some of the marbles to greece but they claim they never received a formal request. but for greece, the idea of having to borrow something that's already theirs is nothing short of a greek strategy. charlie d'agata, cbs news, lawn. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs thi

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the greeks lost their marbles to lord elgin, who took a bunch of them from the parthenon 200 years ago when he was an ambassador. the british say they weren't pillaged but protected and they're staying where they are, in britain. to the greeks, the 2500-year-old marbles are stolen property. they've even hired george clooney's wife, amal clooney, high high-powered international lawyer to fight their case that the marbles need to be returned and reunited. >> a horseman has his head in athens and body in london. the greek got poseidon has his torso separated between greece and the u.k.. >> reporter: the british museum has offered to loan some of the marbles to greece, but they claim they've never receive aid formal request, but for greece, the idea of having to borrow something that is already theirtheirstheirs is nothing sha greek tragedy. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> axelrod: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. later on cbs, two editions of "48 hours." for now i'm jim axelrod in new york, and for all of us here at cbs news, thanks for joining us, and good night. captio

britain loans out one of its controversial elgin marble statues to a st. petersburg museum. it's the first time one has left the country. >>> thanks for joining us here on "bbc world news." as south africans mark one year since the death of nelson mandela. the father of the nation, he was called, who's credited with guiding the country from apartheid to democracy, with mandela himself the first president. that was the moment of official commemoration, if you like. a solitary bell heralding a three-minute silence -- well, much of the country, in fact. you see there mandela's widow. we had the singing of south africa's national anthem after the silence. commemoration ceremonies being held around the country, including at mandela's ancestral home in the country's eastern cape province. speaking at a wreath-laying ceremony in pretoria, she paid tribute to mr. mandela's unwavering spirit. >> the body gave in, but his spirits never, ever changed. he was always the same. to the end. and he is in spirit the same, even today. >> i've been speaking to our correspondent in johannesburg

the greece lost their marbles to lord elgin who took a bunch of them from the par that nonwhen he wasador. they say they weren't pillaged but staying where they are in brib. to the greeks ta 225--year-old's marble are stolen property. they've even hired george clooney's lawyer. >> a horse men has his head in athens and his body in london. >> reporter: the british museum has offered to loan some of the marbles to greece but they claim they never receive add formal request. but for greece, the idea of having to borough something that is already theirs is nothing short of a greek strategy. charlie d'agata, cbs news, lawn. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the failed rescue of an american hostage in yemen. we'll hear from senior national security analyst juan zarate. >>> plus, why "rolling stone" is now revising its policy on a story of an alleged rape from the europe vertsz of virginia. that's the news for this morning. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> this morning a firefighter is injured in the line of duty

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it's one of a number of realics acquired by lord elgin in greece in the early 19th century.ed to do it now because as the political relations are difficult, the friendship of the museum is more important. we wanted to send the most important thing we could to say, happy birthday to the hermitage. >> serbian have, in 1993, 20 mainly bosnian muslims were forced off a train and tortured and killed by serbian military did. sir mcgrassinger wood has more. >> they were tortured and robbed in this school in bosnia and shot and their bodies thrown into a local river. most of them were bosnian muslims taken by a training by pa gang of serb para militaries called the white eagles. in 2009, this man was jailed for life by the international war crimes tribunal and the hague for leading the gang. those who ordered and carried out the killings have remained at large. madina remembers the last time she saw her son. he took the train but never returned. his body has never been found. >> translator: as a mother, i never asked for help, but i just want to find his bones. i can't hold on much

." >> elgin marbles moves out of britain for the first time.part of them have made a secret journey to russia. this is absolutely fascinating story. they have left london for the first time ever, in particular this culture that you see here. of aat a time when fears new cold war between the kremlin and the west are at their height. to the statue of the greek river god. it goes to st. petersburg where 250r celebrated their years. they were taken by the pantheon. the greek government has one of them back for a long time and clooney hasy, stepped into the legal issues. >> are we going to get them back? >> i don't know. i liked the quote from the museum in london. you might question why to make this kind of cultural exchange when there is heightened sanctions surrounding the eu and russia. "the more chilly the politics, the more important the relationship between museums." clearly they think their bridges that can be mended. countdown" continues over the next hour. we will hear from mark zuckerberg about his latest mission. but that is coming up in

the statue is one of the famous and infamous elgin marbles a feature in the british museum for almost two centuries. it's now in st. petersburg and greece is furious. cnn's matthew chance explains. >> these are the first images from russia in an escalating row over the elgin marbles. in an unprecedented loan from the british museum, this the ancient figure of a greek river god which originally adorned the part nonin athens is now on temporary display at the hermitage in st. petersburg outraging greeks who want it back. in a strongly worded statement aimed at britain, the prime minister called the loan to russia a provocation to the greek people. the parthenon and sculptures were looted adding that greeks identify with their history and culture which can't be frag mentioned loans or bestowed. but the british museum has housed the maurnls since 1816 is standing by its decision. there was as empty plingt in the public gallery where the river god is usually displayed loaning one of its prized possession to russia at odds with the west was the right thing to do. >> they asked for one of th