if so, conservative jiri is handling millions of pounds.th will be revealed when it goes in the scanner. on this side, we have an x—ray tube which emits x—rays. it's not emitting? it's switched off. but on the other side, supersensitive detectors first developed at cern, the world's largest particle physics lab. it's a new generation of x—ray imaging detectors which allow also measuring also wavelengths of x—rays, so in way we can create coloured x—ray images. those colours can reveal layers and even ingredients of paint, sometimes ingredients way too modern for the alleged artist. we can also distinguish different materials which may or may not be from the period the painting is supposed to be from. and with robotic arms, they are hoping to scan just more than paintings. sculptures, pottery, even entire pieces of furniture. what about that edvard munch? after a few hours scanning, the moment of truth. the x—rays have revealed a hidden secret. hang on, do you see... what do you see? that is a vase of flowers, isn't it? munch rarely did flow

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jiri thinks it's the real deal, and it is a big moment. it was crazy feeling. believe it. because in your life, as a restorator, it is a really special moment. the scans, along with years worth of other evidence, will be sent to the vincent van gogh foundation. if they decide it is real, it would be only one of two full—sized van gogh paintings discovered in the last 80 years. the last one sold for almost £40 million. insight art scanning is just one of a battery of high—tech methods now authenticating art. mobile apps can be used to track pictures around the world. artificial intelligence can be used to compare individual brush strokes. high frequency scanning can reveal minute imperfections. all in an effort to keep ahead of the forgers. speaking of whom, welcome to david henty‘s house. there is a walter sickert in the spare room. a caravaggio at the end of the bed. oh, and a francis bacon. and out on the balcony... let's look what you've got out here. wow. several paintings here. but none of these are actually real? they are all fake? again, depends who's as

unsettled here over the last week or so and we're still got a little bit of cloud there of a pause about jiri at two newseum should clear away those we had through monday the temperatures still well the disappointing in out is they're only getting to around twenty one degrees in fact robots nor even that woman here they'll also be some rain. there with sponsored by the time he's. getting to the heart of the matter. if. the bill calls you today and says. would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people the . only option for prosperity you. hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. again you're watching out there top stories people in lebanon are very saying in the country's first parliamentary election in almost ten years president michel aoun cast his ballot his short time ago and prime minister saad hariri in the voting booth in beirut it's a new system based on representation will help overcome lebanon's sectarian divisions. the u.s. is increasing its naval presence in the north atlantic to deal with what it calls a rising threat from russ

their ultimate goal is not to exonerate the president but to taint the jiri pool so vote others won't impeachment it proceedings. here goes. >> they're giving us the material to do it. of course, we have to do it in defending the president. we're defending to a large extent we're defending, it is for public opinion. eventually the decision is impeach, not impeach. members of congress democrat and republican will be informed by their stuns. our jury as it should be is the american people. and the american people, yes, are republicans, largely, independents pretty substantially and even some democrats now question the legitimacy of it. >> i'm joined by three msnbc contributors robert costa from the "washington post," natasha bertrand from the atlantic". robert and then natasha. this open admission this is not about facts or evidence or defense. in fact, it's not about the work of what we often think of as a lawyer. you know, fighting making the case for law. they're accepting this is going to beat the drum, rally the base, say anything you can to trash the prosecution and don't care whe

jiri thinks it's the real deal, and it is a big moment. it was crazy feeling.e only one of two full—sized van gogh paintings discovered in the last 80 years. the last one sold for almost £40 million. insight art scanning is just one of a battery of high—tech methods now authenticating art. mobile apps can be used to track pictures around the world. artificial intelligence can be used to compare individual brushstrokes. high frequency scanning can reveal minute imperfections. all in an effort to keep ahead of the forgers. speaking of whom, welcome to david henty‘s house. there is a walter sickert in the spare room. a caravaggio at the end of the bed. oh, a francis bacon. and out on the balcony... let's look what you got out here. several paintings here. wow! but none of these are actually real? they are all fake? again, depends who's asking. there is only probably 1% or 2% in the world that can afford a $100 million picasso, so if you want a picasso, the way i look at it, this is the nearest you are going to get to it, is a david henty picasso. before he was exp