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biggest discoveries in egypt in a century a lost city dating back more than 3000 years near the city of luxor archaeologists say they have already discovered several neighborhoods of the golden city making it the biggest ancient egyptian city ever found they say the ruins will provide deep insight into life and ancient egypt's wealthiest period under ruler iman ho-tep the 3rd. and giant sculptures by 92 year old japanese artist your crew some and now filled the new york a platonic whole garden. as work is influenced by her own bouts with hallucinations but also by growing up around her grandfather's nursery and japan after years of preparation the exhibition was supposed to open last year and march now finally visitors can see it from this weekend. that's almost it for this edition of arts and culture i'll leave you though now with the legendary late musician prince who was so prolific during his life that there are still new albums coming out with music from his archives 5 years after his death the latest welcome to america is due out this july and there's already a preview have a listen see

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biggest discoveries in egypt in a century a lost city dating back more than 3000 years near the city of luxor archaeologists say they have already discovered several neighborhoods of the golden city making it the biggest ancient egyptian city ever found they say the ruins will provide deep insight into a life and ancient egypt's wealthiest period under ruler iman ho-tep the 3rd. and giant sculptures by 92 year old japanese artist your crew some and now phillip in new york a potential garden because someone's work is influenced by her own bouts with hallucinations but also by growing up around her grandfather's nursery in japan after years of preparation the exhibition was supposed to open last year and march now finally visitors can see it from this weekend. that's almost it for this edition of arts and culture i'll leave you though now with the legendary late musician prince who was so prolific during his life that there are still new albums coming out with music from his archives 5 years after his death the latest welcome to america is due out this july and there's already a preview have a

ancient city dating back nearly 3 and a half 1000 years the site located near the valley of the kings in luxor is the largest ever discovered in egypt experts are calling it's the most important find a since the discovery of touch income was to. germany's rightwing populous alternative for germany party is holding a convention ahead of national elections in september hundreds of the f.t. delegates meeting in person in the eastern city of dresden despite rising numbers of coronavirus cases in the country protests on taking place outside the conference the party's anti islam and to mass migration stance as well as its criticism of blocked un measures have courted controversy after internal struggles between its extreme right faction and more traditional conservatives the party leaders they are now calling for unity. but let's cross over now to dresden and speak to simon young who is at the party convention and some of the f.d.a. is finalizing a strategy for the selection in september what are the main issues at hand for the party. you know what they've been discussing here is their campaign prog

the lost city was just unearthed near luxor by archaeologists who say it's been buried under sand.'s the largest ancient city ever uncovered in the country, and one of the most important discoveries since the discovery of king tut's tomb. by the way, check this out. last weekend, 22 royal mummies were transported from egypt's capital of cairo to a new museum in that city as part of an elaborate convoy. egypt hopes to lure tourists back. >>> well, this was a groundbreaking show for the lgbtq community, queer as folks is now set to make a return, a reboot of the show is set to air on peacock. the series will follow a new group of members of the lgbtq community living in new orleans. the u.s. show was based on a british series which debuted more than 20 years ago. comcast owns nbc universal, which owns peacock, and nbc bay area. you can check it all out. back to you. >> thanks, laura. >>> all right, final look at that forecast, vianey. >> yeah, why not take one last glance at the giants home opener game. we've got 50s in store, but it's the wind that we're looking out for. right now,

archaeologists have discoverd — in their words — the �*ancient egyptian pompeii', near the city of luxort lies near some of egypt's best—known monuments. peter lacovara is the director of the ancient egyptian heritage and archaeology fund. i asked why this discovery is so important. it is part of a huge city that was built for the jubilee festival of amenhotep iii. just like the queen, egyptian kings had festivals to celebrate, in his case, the 30th year of his reign so he built a huge palace and the city to go along with it in orderfor that big celebration. so the walls that we are seeing and the corridors, this is a living city where people would have lived. it looks quite big from the photos. why are we only discovering it now? parts have been excavated for over 100 years but it is such a vast city spread out over ten kilometres and little bits of it have been picked up here and there over the years but it is just too big to excavate the entire extent of it. i think we have some pictures here have other things they have recently unearthed. we have a skeleton. what is the significance

settlement was uncovered while searching for the watery city of king took in commune near the city of luxor under chapelle reports. while piecing together the remains of an ancient civilization archaeologists in egypt came across something unexpected clay pottery wine vessels and colorful jewelry from a city that has not been seen in 3400 years we believe that this girl didn't last the city is the most important discovery after the discovery documented on come what i call the golden because the rest found in the golden age of egypt 39200 b.c. i cared less city because it was lest moon only believed that the city could exist here. it's the largest ancient city ever found in egypt according to the team that discovered it several neighborhoods and homes with walls nearly 3 metres high a bakery kitchen and areas for making sandals and selling clothing and people who may have worn them it's believed this is where worship of the sun god antón began. to facilitate the discovery of the city has given us insight into the daily lives of ancient egyptians we've always believed that ancient egyptian cu

first time in the 21st—century, but they have been moved previously because they were discovered in luxoruseum. then they were moved to the giza museum. to a tomb and then the cairo museum in 1937, and now they are moved to hopefully their final destination at the national museum of egyptian civilisation. i can imagine it is going to be — both for egyptians who turn out and for those small number of people who are actually visiting egypt or are in egypt at the moment — quite a spectacle. in practical terms, though, how big a risk is it to move the remains of people that were buried thousands of years ago and presumably, even in the current museum, have had to be in quite strict temperature controls? i think they are still in temperature and climate control cases, they are being moved in the cases. cases, they are being moved in the cases. the bodies are not interacting with the atmosphere. they have also levelled the roads, so they would not have any bumps or any problems going around and again this is not the first move for the royal bodies. for the royal mummies. they have moved before

they were originally discovered in 1881, they have been moved several times, modern—day luxor in upperthey were housed in the iconic egyptian museum. hugely visited by tourists from around the world for the past century, and there we have it. and the mummies of the pharaohs and the greens have arrived. let's catch up the greens have arrived. let's catch up with our weather. it has felt fairly warm and the places where we have had the best of the sunshine today. some eastern areas of england

there's been a 3rd night of violence near the luxor mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem israeli security forces fired stun grenades and water cannon the palestinians that angry at this direction gatherings during the muslim fasting month of ramadan on thursday israeli forces say they prevented far right israeli activists from confronting a group any of. those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after front. president joe biden into the white house facing multiple crises including the cause of death and it divided america 3 months on has he managed to follow through on campaign promises to fix the country stay with us but special coverage of the fight inspires $100.00 days in. just. is the principle of one country 2 systems i'll ask one of hong kong starches probation politicians. marc lamont hill also on the show the war in yemen it was supposed to last 6 weeks but it's been 6 years since a saudi led coalition launched its bombing campaign on the country leaving untold suffering in its wake but with reports of direct talks between riyadh into iran could an end to

first time in the 21st—century, but they have been moved previously because they were discovered in luxormuseum. to a tomb and then the cairo museum in 1937, and now they are moved to hopefully their final destination at the national museum of egyptian civilisation. i think they are still in temperature and climate controlled cases, they are being moved in the cases. the bodies are not interacting with the atmosphere. they have also levelled the roads, so they would not have any bumps or any problems going around and again this is not the first move for the royal mummies. they have moved before and even we have the mummy of king ramesses ii travelled to france because it needed conservation labs there, so it is not impossible to move them. it is... ..the first time we do itjust in the 21st—century. now — the work hasn't slowed down for the police during the pandemic — but the force in charnwood in leicestershire have had to deal with something a little different recently. this is a twitter post from their account last night "ewe wouldn't believe what some drivers think they can get away w

preserved settlements was find as they search for the mortuary city of kings is uncommon near the city of luxor egyptologist believe this could be the most important discovery sensed his income the circle focus was on her estate in 1920 scene. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines a coalition of 3 powerful armed groups in the mammas reportedly attacked security forces for the 1st time since a ceasefire in 2019 at least 10 police officers in the eastern shown states were killed in an attack in on tony chiang has more from bangkok. these groups operating for decades along the border but very rarely together however since the military coup in favor of the 1st there has been talk of alliances of the ethnic groups working together. they are very very different groups they have different levels of training of technology different different weapons different ambitions frankly but they have all appeared to be united behind this message that what is going on with the military with the with the myanmar military against the protesters is unacceptable and that they would fight back at some stage i

archaeologists have discovered — in their words — the �*ancient egyptian pompeii', near the city of luxorlies near some of egypt's best known monuments. peter lacovara is the director of the us—based ancient egyptian heritage and archaeology fund. thank you so much for coming on the programme. let's have a look firstly at what has been discovered. this city. we can hopefully see some pictures of it now and tell us what has been discovered and what is the significance? it been discovered and what is the significance?— significance? it is part of a hue significance? it is part of a huge city _ significance? it is part of a huge city that _ significance? it is part of a huge city that was - significance? it is part of a huge city that was built. significance? it is part of a j huge city that was built for the jubilee festival of amenhotep iii. just like thejubilee festival of amenhotep iii. just like the queen, egyptian kings had festivals to celebrate, in his case, the 30th year of his reign so he built a huge palace and the city to go along with it in orderfor that big celebration. it in o

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ancient city dating back nearly 3 and a half 1000 years the site located near the valley of the kings in luxor is the biggest yet discovered in egypt experts are calling it the most important find since the discovery of. a century ago this is the news from berlin you can find much more on our website. this week on world stories. tech jobs instead of terrorism in belgium. pollution instead of prosperity in nigeria. but we begin in germany. while politicians continue discussing the 3rd lock down citizens are increasingly frustrated with the consequences of the pandemic. the bergdorf family in berlin a year after the corona virus pandemic began everyone is at home everyone is busy at their computer well almost everyone. leandra was struggling with his math homework the 14 year old spends up to 9 hours a day at his laptop 1st for his lessons then for homework sometimes lander has to force himself to keep up with his tasks. and look at how if. you just get sad and you don't have any energy you almost get a little depressed that's a heavy duty word depressed but it's true of us and fast you just don

biggest discoveries in egypt in a century a lost city dating back more than 3000 years near the city of luxor archaeologists said they have already discovered several mayberg hundreds of the gold in the city making it the biggest ancient egyptian city ever found they say the ruins will provide deep insight into a life and ancient egypt's wealthiest period under ruler and ho-tep the 3rd. and giant sculptures by 92 year old japanese artist your crew some and now phillip in new york a platonic old garden. hose work is influenced by her own bouts with hallucinations but also by growing up around her grandfather's nursery and japan after years of preparation the exhibition was supposed to open last year and march now finally visitors can see it from this weekend. that's almost it for this edition of arts and culture i'll leave you though now with the legendary late musician prince who was so prolific during his life that there are still new albums coming out with music from his archives 5 years after his death the latest welcome to america is due out this july and there's already a preview have a

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located in luxor, it's one of the most important discoveries they have made in egypt and at the ruins: an ancient egyptian road is a rarity a wonder for the first time, a lost city rising from the sand untouched almost intact. >> we discovered a large city to tell us about the life of the people >> reporter: uncovered by egypt's most famous archaeologist. it's the largest industrial city ever found in egypt believed to be more than 3,400 years old he gave us the exclusive tour. it was under sand? >> understand sand we found inside the city >> reporter: the second most important discovery ever after king tut's tomb in 1922. >> all this zigzag, architecture elements, connected with the houses you can see in the two sietd sis that divide into three districts. each district has an interest. >> reporter: it's dazzling atton. it will change history books it's the key to understanding the movement of egypt's most fame our pharaohs. >> each piece of sand can tell us the life of the people. how the people lived in the time when egypt ruled the world >> reporter: the first step dating the city.

molly hunter, nbc news, luxor, egypt. >> get them some bubble wrap to protect that pottery. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay," an hour and a half, that's how long it took for two bay area vaccine sites to run out of doses yesterday. now the big rush to get a vaccine before the eligibility age is lowered for all californians. >>> plus keeping cars off a popular street in san francisco. the new push happening today to keep jfk drive free of traffic. two ways to escape your home, t creating a supply kit, and including your whole family in practice drills. for help creating an emergency plan, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com a little preparation will make you and your family safer in an emergency. a week's worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and first aid kit are a good start to learn more, visit safetyactioncenter.pge.com >>> good morning. vianey arana is going to give us a check of the weather. good morning, vianey. >> good morning, it's going to be a good one. 45 degrees right now in san jose and if you look at the temperature trend, we're going to make quite

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city dating back nearly 3 and a half 1000 years the site is located near the valley of the kings in luxor and it's the largest ever discovered in egypt experts are calling it the most important find since the discovery of 2 can commons tune. well germany's right wing populist alternative for germany party is holding a convention this weekend just what its platform will be for national elections in september hundreds of the delegates are meeting in person in the eastern city of dresden just fight rising numbers of coronaviruses cases in germany and protests are taking place outside the conference the party's anti islam anti immigration stance as well as its criticism of walk down measures to fight the pandemic have a courted controversy the convention is expected to be the scene of a bitter debate between its extreme right faction and its more traditional conservatives. and i'm joined now by our political correspondent simon yon who's reporting from the party convention in at dresden simon as we heard the a.f.d. is finalizing its strategy going into the september's elections and what issue

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located in the city of luxor, archaeologists say it's one of the most important discoveries they've evernt egyptian road is a rarity, a wonder and now for the first time ever, a lost city rising from the sand, buried for millennia, untouched, almost in tact. >> we discover a large city to tell us about the life of the people uncovered by egypt's most famous archaeologist. it's the largest industrial city ever found in egypt, believed to be more than 3400 years old and he gave us the exclusive tour. it was just under sand >> under sand. the amazing thing now is what we found inside the city. >> he says it's the second-most important discovery ever after king tut's tomb in 1922. >> all of this zig zag, architectural elements everywhere, connected with the houses you can see in the two sides of the big street that divide the city to three districts and each district has an entrance >> reporter: it's called dazzling atton after the single sun god as egypt moved to monotheism and it will change history books. it's the key to understanding the movement of egypt's most famous pharaohs. >> each

biggest discoveries in egypt in a century a lost city dating back more than 3000 years near the city of luxor archaeologist said they have already discovered several neighborhoods of the golden city making it the biggest ancient egyptian city ever found they say the ruins will provide deep insight into a life in ancient egypt wealthiest period under ruler and ho-tep the 3rd. and giant sculptures by 92 year old japanese artist your crew some and now philip in new york but tannic old garden. hose work is influenced by her own bouts with hallucinations but also by growing up around her grandfather's nursery and japan after years of preparation the exhibition was supposed to open last year and march now finally visitors can see it from this weekend. that's almost it for this edition of arts and culture i'll leave you though now with the legendary late musician prince who was so prolific during his life that there are still new albums coming out with music from his archives 5 years after his death the latest welcome to america is due out this july and there's already a preview have a listen see yo

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a 3,000 year old city has been uncovered near luxor, making it the oldest ancient city found in egypt intact walls and pottery with original coloring and tools used during egypt's golden era. they found it looking for the mortuary temple of king tut. gillian: breaking news out of iran this morning. the regime has developed advanced nuclear centrifuges, a boon to their program. and the biden administration is working to restore the nuclear deal. let's bring in former obama campaign foreign policy advisor. dave, essentially, where we are right now, tell me if i'm wrong, is iran's foreign minister tweeted about it this morning and said here is what the u.s. had a to do if they want us back in the deal. they've got to lift all sanctions currently on the iranian regime and iran citizens and rejoin the deal first, and then maybe we'll consider getting back in. right? >> that's the line that iran is taking right now. and in particular, they want all sanctions that were put in place by the trump administration, so all sanctions on iran by the u.s. since 2017 removed. notably, the biden admini

experts searching for a temple in the desert near the city of luxor discovered it after stumbling onkdown fatigue. the regular rhythm of our everyday is slowly returning, the familiar routines resumed, but for many their mindset has shifted. i think there are some people who we probably will never see in church again because of what we have gone through as a society. it will be very hard for them to get their confidence back and going and doing normal things once more. memories of a life without restrictions — as freedom beckons, some find themselves conflicted. i think i feel a bit more anxious but i still like the idea that i can go out for drinks with my friends again, but, strangers, please stay away, you know? yeah, i definitely feel a bit anxious but i'm not too bad. normality will mean readjustment, especially if you feel forever changed. i think it has made me a bit more introspective, if anything. - it's made me value i friendships a lot more. enticing the crowds back in. it comes with responsibility and a need for reassurance. i cannot wait to go to the cinema. spontaneity