yes it has gone unnoticed for years but footage of destruction by the islamic state of iraq and the levant i saw has caused a major international commotion. being here oh me me me me me me let the. music to tweak the music. live music. the discussion on iraqi. city and. thanks to both about i gather. on street me and. on the aid of the tweet. produced song battle in the city limits more than tick and i'm going to cover i said petition that c'mon there demented he said you're. the state's destruction by eisel hides another reality much harder to measure mass looting. since its founding has been suspected of part financing its activities through antiquities trafficking. see poor could it. again i guess with ignorance still said that they did and that to secure it that through said maddon it took until it is like you think that. this was a key subject at a press conference to present the new red list published by i called the international council of museums for fifteen years i come has been publishing lists of rare objects from various countries which threatened to turn up on the internation

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systematic ransacking of heritage sites meticulously staged by the islamic state of iraq and the levant isis has caused a global outcry and has reopened the debate with changing public opinion efforts to halt the trafficking have gained a new urgency but are nations prepared to act from berlin to beijing from rome to the syrian border an investigation into trafficking that's at the heart of an economic cultural and diplomatic war. paris february two thousand and nine crowds flocked to the ground palace to admire the treasures contained in the private collection of eve son of home and pierre ballsy one of the most prestigious in the world a few days later these precious works were to be auctioned off by christie's dozens of masterpieces would be changing hands including these two eighteenth century bronze heads a rat and a rabbit which had once been housed in the imperial palace in beijing their sale sparked an opera.

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join causes that seem important to them let's say for instance people leaving france to go to the levant and join islamic state what's interesting we find is that there's constantly a reflection about the dimension back home how to go back to that society and punished. this is a group of people that left went to syria but yet what was seen the must be high on their mind was to pitch an attack where they would ship back that on to that society which is their society where they grew up with which you have grievances. i think it went beyond their wildest dreams in the sense that it became something of a moment of global it's in that sense that it's important what the kingdom must say or. minneapolis see into that lead them to go and join this it has inevitably points about how they consider themselves you need to reject. do you know do you know your t.v. says what you hear about the professional students from the east of the west ask yourselves. why it wouldn't. matter to the nine which. was effect. and. if one wants to be honest you have to see the relationship with intervention is influen

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join causes that seem important to them let's say for instance people leaving france to go to the levant and join islamic state what's interesting with one is that there's constantly a reflection about the dimension back home how to go back to that society and punished. this is a group of people that left went to syria but yet what was seen the must be high on their mind was to pitch an attack where they would ship back that on to that society which is their society where they grew up with which you have grievances. i think it went beyond their wildest dreams in the sense that it became something of a moment of global it's in that sense that it's important what the kingdom must say or. minneapolis see into that that led them to go and join this it has inevitably points about how they consider themselves you need to reject. do you know do you know your t.v. says what you hear about the professional students from the east to the west ask yourselves. well you want all of those who matter to the nine which. was a faith. and. if one wants to be honest you have to see the relationship with int

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exception to the growing influence of far right populists with a party now the 3rd largest in parliament levant highs our common values mean we are all proud of our native countries but at the same time we want to build up europe petri a tism in the european union are not in opposition to each other nationalism is the enemy of the european project and this is what we have to make clear in these final days before the european election. the 7th and final phase of india's general election is underway hundreds of millions of people have been casting their votes over the past 6 weeks the main contenders a prime minister that india modi of the b j p and the congress party is the several regional leaders are also hoping to play key roles in a potential coalition government results will be announced on thursday. well among those contesting today is prime minister mori and that is joining us now from more days a constituency the final day of voting in the world's biggest election so talk us through how many seats we're talking about in phase 7. indeed i think the indian public are breathing a sigh of re

siempre y cuando tengas un objetivo si tÚ te caes te tienes que levantar porque nadie te va a decir levÁntatepera seguir apoyando y el miedo de esta crisis de inmigrantes utilizaron alguno de ellos una escalera armada de cuerdas para escalar el muro fronterizo. andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador saco el documento de las acciones que se tomarÁn en inmigraciÓn, estos son algunos de los puntos que dice el documento, analiza las causas por la que millones de mexicanos migraron a este paÍs y aseguran que los gobiernos anteriores fueron culpables por la falta de oportunidades en mÉxico. y a travÉs de un mensaje el ex presidente mexicano enrique peÑa nieto informÓ que concluyó legalmente su matrimonio con la actriz angÉlica rivera quiero agradecerle por haber sido mi esposa compaÑera y haber entregado su amor y dedicaciÓn angÉlica fue la que anunciÓ que se encontraban en un proceso de divorcio por otra parte el lÍder opositor leopoldo lÓpez asegurÓ hoy que el fin del gobierno de nicolÁs maduro está cerca invitando a sus seguidores a no perder las per ansa el lÍder opositor fue bera grupo de militares rebel

levante moscow time friday morning thanks for watching coming up here for a short break r.t. host and former british m.p. george galloway gets a pretty rude awakening in kazakhstan by someone pretty surprising we'll tell you all about it when we come back. some in media and even some politicians are giving new look and it's no wonder a case can be made the u.s. crusade against assad is a blueprint for criminalizing journalism what fate is in store for a song will journalism suffer the same. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see if. there's an international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing economic issues facing russia emerging markets and the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address today's abidal issues. watch a special forum coverage on r.t. . is one think a picture the scene of the middle and i suddenly someone is trying to break down you

of mocks herself calling herself mr chester the belt and in fact they the composer comedian oscar levant said i knew doris day before she was a virgin so there is some discrepancy with this image and in fact in her films she was rather flirtatious she wasn't just the winsome innocent she was quite titillating let's have a look at pillow talk when she starts with an. bottomless mara this is racks. and racks. i wonder if you can see that i've got separate bathtubs was over brother corey and of course back in those days rock hudson was 100 percent hit for 6 or so later he came out as gay so their parents is where a lot of the sept if it is hollywood after all tell us about the doris day is the background how did she get to hollywood yes where she was born doris keppel hoff came from cincinnati isn't symmetric and all 4 of her grandparents were immigrants from germany divorced parents at the age of 14 she won a talent contest as a dancer should it go to hollywood as a dancer there was a terrible car accident. a train and a car and she ended up in a wheelchair and from there she went into sin

lousy try some wetter weather just making its way out to sea there but a cloud there just around the levant that will creep its way inland as we go through friday so we kill the possibility of a few spots of right into iraq by this stage thirty six celsius there for baghdad central parts of the walls of coniston lossie dry the odd right shower possibility in kabul struck us pakistan is dry crossed the arabian peninsula perhaps a little bit of cloud cross at least inside of saudi arabia i suspect here because we will stay fine and dry temperatures at around thirty six maybe thirty seven great in hundred feet that way and the wind blowing through the gulf just starting to ease off as we go through the next couple days some places say because signs of the rains easing off across northern parts of mozambique over the next couple of days still a few showers in place as we go through thursday friday looks a little more promising brought the skies here at wetter weather just pushing up into the southern parts of towns and the course much of southern africa is looking fine dry and sunny. all of you

how there were at the moment of the next 2 days the levant should stay dry the climate is not there as you can see but it is around to the north and to the east particularly over iran and i think that will be the place where we see shelves of a fairly readily as far north as toronto and beyond to the shows the caspian up into as i was advised as well occasionally turkey looks dry the tension bay routes up to about 26 or up to 39 and baghdad so we are you know on the borders of the 40 mark proper summer and daily these showers could repeat themselves in iran here we are again on the western side of the high ground and towards shiraz north was and eastwards but come the other side down to the iraqi plain $41.00 degrees $27.00 in beirut are the pictures the south generally speaking is still dry but not bone dry we are going the daily potential of thunderstorms on the western side of saudi the higher ground but near mecca for example it looks like down the gulf we got a bit of a breeze trying to pick up from the north the temperatures still in the high thirty's and with increasing cloud th

hello surprisingly still some fairly active weather that runs across the levant and iraq and into iran uses just picking up sand and number occasional showers still possible they've been focusing more all to see and funnel to syria and there's still a chance of a couple of those on tuesday the greater size is cloud and it's not really doing much to reduce the tension this is a time when temperatures should be rising so thirty five in baghdad is hardly a surprise reproaching got into iran as well largely sunny pictures a great cloud though it's got the potential to spark a shower too seems unlikely so to do in the next day or so and over the arabian peninsula therefore make the skies gray northern side look at the tempest the south up to the low forty's now from mecca high thirty's to doha as an example in and in amman rather forty mark as well and a hint of the breeze coming in from the southwest now you're notice this isn't the monsoon coming in but that's what you would look for to have to watch it so humidity is relatively high now temperatures are rising this is approaching proper

what's going to be a hot couple of months or so and as you can see a killer cloud here across the levant and showers in iran suggest it's not stable with the so bring in the potential for fifty dust and occasional showers mostly it's ahead of all that which is turkey at the moment so the sunshine comes out by guards at thirty three beirut only about twenty you'll notice until around twenty eight slowly rising afterwards this grain is really cried more than anything else an occasional seana near the caspian is possible and occasional share of the high ground in northern saudi is a possibility and not that unusual. that's the sounds of that we won't see much more in the way thunderstorms i don't think for those in parts of society or bahrain or qatar but the clouds always a hint that it just might happen i think is a pretty low charge so she made high says even low forty's seems fairly typical at the moment that's true in oman as well and the breeze is said to get to be a southwesterly which you might think is the first hit in the monsoon well it's certainly showing rain going north for ta

is the director of the levant institute for strategic affairs he joins us now from beirut let's see if we can get some more analysis what did you think of that declaration that was made do you think this makes life harder for the u.s. to see iran and iraq standing side by side. i could show the actually i mean the question is if iraq can sustain 2 line. iran giving the fog politically it's very unstable and it's going through a deep economic crisis i mean the best interest for iraq. from any conflict between iran and washington especially that sanctions are putting a lot of pressure on iraq and on iraq economy and in case you rock trying to avoid this. it will be subject to very hard sanction with which will deepen the economic economic crisis it's going through now it's true there are some pro iranian media that are influential on the ground like. a god like. hezbollah like. proxies of iran are trying to exert military pressure and try to threaten some. american bases or american military bases in iraq though as it was demonstrated yesterday during. a huge protests that took place and

syria and eastern turkey clearly is a lot of rain to come but not much has happened since most of the levant is looking at fairly dry weather temps in the low twenty's slowly rising come sunday and that greyness moves east was across the caspian and loses most of its energy so far from the case to a shower in northern iraq that's it but the southern end also showing this great is has got the potential for a thunderstorm or two east inside iran possibly counts a lot of things much will come of it but it's there is a risk all the same it maintains the high humidity the temps in the middle thirty's for qatar for example low forty's in mecca dry weather here and a dusty breeze to boot coming up from the south. in southern africa we have seen some pretty heavy showers recently in tanzania and mozambique rather fear i think to come but the clouds increasing around the coast of south africa in durban is not entirely risk free from sharon's. free education for all was the promise the reality provoked a generation. to get enough blood to wantons on the pick up how a protest over education feeds. morp

hello again and welcome back or here across much of the levant we are looking at fairly nice conditions the rain that we saw across much of turkey is finally coming to an and we're going to be seeing some better weather conditions across much of that area some of those showers are going across parts of the caspian so far back cool not a bad day at 25 degrees but who could be see some clouds rolling through there baghdad though your temperatures are going up from $39.00 degrees to about 40 degrees as we go towards tuesday and windy conditions across the gulf now that's going to be a problem here in doha as we go towards the the 2nd or 3rd day of the week too because those winds can be quite gusty but temperatures are going to be coming up as well here on monday 40 degrees expected high for doha but as we go towards tuesday and the winds coming up to it is going to be about $42.00 degrees but it will be dry so it's not as bad as it could be over here towards abu dhabi about 34 in the sky out and about $35.00 degrees well here across parts of southern africa it is going to be clear and sun

across iran the be a few showers as we go on through the weekend over towards iraq over towards the levant is lossy father drug little of the cool side for beirut temp just picked back to around twenty one degrees celsius meanwhile it'll be a little cooler across northern parts of the arabian peninsula here in kata thirty six celsius winds coming in from the from the se from the gulf so that's just picking those temperatures back it'll feel a little more humid but it should be largely dry over the next day or so you can see it should also wanted to show was there into central areas of saudi arabia i was towards the red sea you much just catch here which possibly put it down into that western side of yemen. the subject of more than half a dozen investigations around blocks. of dogs stone from major sovereign wealth one o one east investigate how the nation's coffers grew up on al-jazeera and this was different not said whether someone is going for someone of a red spot but that's not a weenie trick i think it's how you approach an individual and as it is a certain way of doing it you can't

therefore baratz maybe a touch with beirut as we go through friday plenty of sunshine then across the levant easing across into iraq prodicus they want to see showers just coming into iran the showers continue through the east was a possibility of a shower or 2 into central parts saudi arabia where you see the clouds you could just catch the old sports of right eighty's on temperatures 30 i celsius in 40 back to around 36 on friday little more cloud in the mix chiles of the old spots of rain lousy dry and clear across southern parts of africa at the moment there is a weather system just clearing away from the southern type but the most is fine and dry. sweden has his home. in northern iraq his homeland. from which he ran. camera in hand he returned. to film was his tiny taste to run. a story soon transformed by a chance encounter. the gal who saved my life i witnessed documentary on mountains here. for just a few months after journalist jamal a special she was killed another arab dissident was under threat norwegian security officials had to take him from his home in oslo to a secure locatio

of the defense that is department at king's college london in beirut sami now the director of the levant in 6 years for strategic affairs and. robert goshi associate professor at lancaster university has edited and written books on the u.s. politics including the trump presidency journalism and democracy welcome to you all under us is the military build up a sign of an imminent war is it just a classic example of gunboat diplomacy yes or no i think it's part of the trump weird maximum pressure policy which is about you know which is what how he's driven any of his business strategies before becoming president which is basically putting maximum pressure on clients and then forcing them to basically give up and then come to the negotiation table that might work in the business fear i'm not sure but it definite doesn't work in international relations and when we see what's happening here with iran is that you know there is it's all about narrative here is about building up a narrative of a posture signaling strength power and a and is somewhat an escalation of tension if you will be always

time being the forecast is a much quieter one the winds decreased of the cloud increase around the levant least near the mediterranean coast but she comes through iraq to run generally speaking not so windy it's dry and sons in the sky and it's that time the year of course you do get occasional outbreaks of still potentially wet stuff and that's the gray here this is cloud the green suggesting the wet weather is going to be further north in turkey in particular on the coast goes back to sunshine by roots and joyful twenty two degrees clouds going to. harris and in discussion and also a presidential candidate come our harris has now questioning the attorney general. investigation but perhaps they've suggested i don't know i wouldn't say suggest scented i don't know and further. you don't know ok. in your march twenty fourth summary you wrote that quote after reviewing the special counsel's final report i will say that no one i'm asking a question in your march twenty fourth summary you wrote that quote after reviewing the special counsel's final report deputy attorney general rosenstein an

hello again it's good to have you back we're here cross much of the levant we are seeing the temperatures actually coming up of course this time of year but they're getting particularly hot across much of iraq as well over here towards the middle east we are seeing temperatures into the high thirty's so for syria aleppo is expected to get about $38.00 degrees there down towards beirut at about 30 with maybe some clouds but there is no rain in the forecast has been quite dry across much of that area last week we're talking wildfires for parts of israel as well up here towards the temperatures are up for you as well with the time to there of about 30 degrees well speaking of high temperatures it is going to be quite hot here and as we go towards the beginning of the weekend so here on friday we do expect to see a time to hear about 43 degrees but that's not the end of it by the time we get to saturday we do expect to see about 45 as a high over here towards riyadh maybe a few passing clouds at 42 but across the southern coast of yemen we are going to be watching the heavy rain and that coul

today's tribe members are descended from bad women who roamed the arab peninsula and the levant for hundreds of years but now their nomadic life is over. they began settling in lebanon in the 1920 s. and continued through the fifty's and sixty's. the establishment of modern nation states with defined borders and a series of droughts gradually forced them to give up herding and their traditional way of life. political system is based on a sectarian power sharing agreement. politicians opposed to changing nationality laws say it would affect the demographic balance in the country. some of today's older generation were granted lebanese citizenship in 1904 but are now unable to pass this on to their children. a whole generation of the avoid like some other groups in lebanon have become invisible citizens stateless unregistered people living a precarious existence on the margins of society. this is the story of one such group around the town of kabillion in the bekaa valley. area i don't know where you. are. and i was. just an island of a lot of it i had of course the idea of i mean. i don't know

started got some clouds spilling in cross the eastern side of the mediterranean pushing it through the levant easing across iraq over towards the caspian sea possibilities some wet weather coming in here then as we go on through the next day as a northern parts of iran could see some more showers longer spells of fry further east that cloud stretches way into afghanistan but it should be largely dry couple of about twenty seven celsius for the south all sunshine for karate at thirty six degrees celsius a little colder as we go on into monday but still plenty hot enough that cloud does make its way further east was still a few showers around the southern end of the caspian fine and dry fall all about by this day twenty nine celsius in beirut also still in jerusalem in all it's a stale across syrian peninsula here in doha we getting up to thirty five celsius little bit of cloud it's essential there of the saudi arabia could produce a few spots of fray thirty seven thirty eight degrees there for riyadh and we're not too far off that here in that with a high of thirty seven on monday afternoon su

y entonces cuando yo me paso eso, que levante la bata y me di, peguÉ el grito. a mÍ. apoyarlo. >> mirna no podÍa ocultar el dolor. >> le preguntÉ por qué le pasÓ esto a mi hermano. por quÉ . mi hermano que ha sido un luchador conmigo. nunca andaba con vicios. andrea: por las tardes llevaban a andrÉs a la puerta del hospital para que saliera de su habitaciÓn. a elvira le cuesta mucho, estÁ enferma de cáncer. >> tenÍamos la esperanza de que Él iba a superar. porque supuestamente querÍa mejorar su vida para poderme ayudar. yo me siento asÍ, un poco enferma. pero le pido a dios que me ayude. que me de aliento. andrea: de regreso a la habitaciÓn andrÉs recibiÓ una llamada de uno de los compaÑeros de ruta que no sabÍa nada de Él. lo llamaba desde estados unidos. >> te he buscado por todos lados. estamos preocupados por ti porque no sabemos. >> lo que me pasÓ fue algo terrible, hermano. me pasÓ un accidente de tren. y lastimosamente yo no pude seguir. no sabes tanta alegrÍa, gracias que tÚ lo lograste. echarle ganas para ayudar a tu familia. gracias por acordarte siemp

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joint statement from the foreign ministers of iran and iraq signed answer is the director of the levant institute for strategic affairs he joins us now from beirut let's see if we can get.

cuando me pasó eso, que levanté la pata y me vi, pegué el grito. y le dije: "¡mi pierna! ha sido un luchador conmigo, que nunca ha andado con vicios. andrea: por las tardes, llevaban a andrés a la entrada del hospital para que saliera de su habitación. a elvira le cuesta mucho, está enferma de cáncer. elvira: sí, teníamos la esperanza de que él iba a superar, él iba supuestamente porque quería adelantar, mejorar su vida para poderme ayudar. yo me siento así, un poco enferma, pero yo le pido a dios que me ayude, que me dé alientos para poder luchar mientras él me tenga viva. andrea: de regreso de ruta que no sabía nada de él. lo llamaba desde los estados unidos. >> hola, mi hermano. ¿cómo estás? te he buscado por todos lados. ¿cómo estás? ¿qué pasó contigo? todos estamos preocupados por ti. andrés: a mí lo que me pasó fue algo terrible, hermano. me pasó un accidente de tren. lastimosamente yo no pude-- yo no pude seguir. no sabes, me da tanta alegría que tú lograste el objetivo. Échale ganas, hermano. para que ayudes a tu familia. y gracias por acordarte siempre de mí. and

hello surprisingly still some fairly active weather that runs across the levant and iraq and into iran uses just picking up sand and number occasional showers still possible they've been focusing more all to see and funnel to syria and this is still a chance of a couple of those on tuesday the greater the size is cloud and it's not really doing much to reduce the tension now this is a time when temperatures should be rising so thirty five in baghdad is hardly a surprise reproaching got into run as well largely sunny picture the gray cloud though it's got the potential to spark a shower too seems unlikely so to do in the next day or so and over the arabian peninsula therefore make the skies great northern side look at the tempest the south and up the low forty's now from mecca high thirty's to doha as an example in london a man read about the forty mark as well and a hint of the breeze coming in from the southwest now you'll notice this isn't the monsoon coming in but that's what you would look for to to watch it so humidities relatively high now temperatures are rising this is approach

hello again and welcome back or here across much of the levant we are looking at fairly nice conditions the rain that we saw across much of turkey is finally coming to an and we're going to be seeing some better weather conditions across much of that area some of those showers are going across parts of the caspian so far back cool not a bad day at 25 degrees but who could be see some clouds rolling through their baghdad though your temperatures are going up from $39.00 degrees to about 40 degrees as we go towards tuesday and windy conditions across the gulf now that's going to be a problem here in doha as we go towards the the 2nd or 3rd day of the week too because as winter can be quite gusty but temperatures are going to be coming up as well here on monday 40 degrees is expected high for delta but as we go towards tuesday and the winds coming up to it is going to be about $42.00 degrees but it will be dry so it's not as bad as it could be over here towards abu dhabi about 34 in the sky out and about $35.00 degrees well here across parts of southern africa it is going to be clear and s