this week, the national gallery of art along with the smithsonian's national museum of african art, andn with feldman, the director of the national gallery of art in washington, d.c.. >> feldman, thank you so much for joining us. talk to us a little bit about the historical significance of the return of these benin bronzes back to nigeria after they were stolen over century ago by british forces? >> yes. in 1897, it was something that is known today as the punitive expedition of 1897. when the british who were seeking a greater trade arrangement with the king of benign went in and just destroyed the city. set it on fire. it was complete and utter human, and physical destruction. and, in this great tradition that they had in been, of making objects that we referred today as the benin bronzes. they actually were made out of other kinds of materials like grass. so it's a euphemism, then in brussels is. and we estimate that the british sold somewhere between 3000 and 10,000 of these objects. and brought them back to britain. and then they made their way after that across europe in the unite

he's my conversation with kaywin feldman, the director of the national gallery of art in washington,ical significance of that return of these benin bronzes back to nigeria, after they were stolen over a century ago by british forces. >> yes, in 1897, there was something that is known today as a punitive expedition of 1897, one of the british, who were seeking greater trade arrangement with the oba, the king of benin, went in and just destroyed the city, set it on fire. it was complete and utter human and physical destruction. and they had this great tradition benin of making objects that we've heard today, as the benin bronzes. they actually were made out of other kinds of materials, like brass. so, it is sort of a euphemism, been bronzes. and we estimate that the british stole somewhere between 3000 and 10,000 of these objects. and they brought them back to britain. and then, they make their way after that across europe, and the united states, and just this week, we hosted, along with the smithsonian, a ceremony to return the benin bronze that was in the national galleries collectio

jeffrey brown visited the national gallery of t in washington, d.c.e series, canvas. jeffrey: the painting is called girl with a flute. and though there have been questions about it in the past, it has long hung in washington's national gallery of art is one of the museum's four works by johannes vermeer. now, there are three, and girl with a flute is mething else. the curator. >> there are so many headlines. vermeer is not a vermeer. it's a fake. it's not fake. jeffrey: what is it if it's not a vermeer now, is it diminished? is it a lesser painting? >> no. i think we are closer to vermeer than ever when we look at this. jeffrey: there are just around 35 paintings in the world definitively credited to vermeer, an extraordinarily small number for such a renowned artist. he was the focus of a major forgery scandal in the 1940's. the exhibition shows two paintings that once hung in the gallery as authentic vermeers. pulling a large group of the real ones together, as the national gallery did in a 1995 exhibition, is a big event in the art world. one that

jeffrey brown visited the national gallery of art and washington, d.c.or the arts and culture series canvas. >> the painting is called girl with the flu and though there have been questions about it in the past, it is one of the museums works by johannes premier. girl with the flute is something else. >> there are so many headlines. it's not fake. >> if it is not a vermeer, is it diminished? is it a lesser painting? >> i think we are closer to vermeer than ever when we look at this. >> there were just around 35 paintings definitively credited to vermeer. a small number for such a renowned artist. he was the focus of a major forgery scandal. the exhibition shows two paintings that once held in the -- hung in the gallery as authentic. a large group of the real ones as a national gallery did is a big event in the art world. she points to the painting woman holding a ballast. >> an extraordinary sense of stillness and tranquility. and when you look at a painting like this, you know the sun is coming in through this window, but he hides it and it allows this

the clock and today, october 15, and the day before, an extraordinary event took place in the national gallerylondon , so-called eco-activists. well, i think they are just hooligans of the justop oil movement, just stop the oil who opposes the use of oil and gas in favor of the protection of the earth, poured heinz tomato sauce , the company's production of a famous painting by the famous dutch artist van gogh, sunflowers, is presented in the national gallery. that's how it was. it was a performance art action. the cost of the work is estimated at 82 million dollars or 3.3 billion uah. these girls are called phoebe palmer and anna holland, they are 20 and 21 years old. in this way, they advertised themselves and heinz tomato soup. instant glue, well, it is known that the picture was a protective glass, the activists posted photos and videos of their protest on their personal page on instagram. now i think they definitely have 10 to 20 million followers there after these representatives of jazz stopoil poured soup from a can on the picture, one of them phoebe plummer plummer i'm sorry i didn't

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over thank of sun flowers at the national gallery in london. ah ah, here's her weather update in a minute 15. good to have you long blustery showers, head the forecasts for the islands of ireland and britain. more so western areas here toward the north. it's not going to be a wash out. there will be some sunny spells mixed in as well. also got a slug of rain moving across southern areas of germany into austria and the czech republic. but south of this, the rain has shifted away from albania, so tarana up to 22 degrees. now south of that, that's where we've got some severe thunderstorms bubbling up across greece is creek island that run of rain is moving into southern turkey. so what day and on talia? we've also got some blustery showers in the mix for it's stumble with a high of 18 degrees. still sunny, still warm for southern sections of spain that includes seville red on the nose, 30 degrees in some way, whether it's sneaking in to the northwest, spain and northern areas of portugal, more showers. there has been some flooding in northern came

today famed sunflowers painting at london's national gallery. two young women are with the group just stop oil after throwing the soup on the painting, they glued their hands to the wall at the national gallery they were arrested. national gallery says the painting is protected with a glass screen so just the frame was damaged. other activists with the same group of targeted other famous works of art, they say to draw attention to the role fossil fuels are playing in climate change. well here we are in the noon hour and our meteorologist roberta gonzalez, i can't find the sun behind me along the oakland estuary. i couldn't find it out in the tri valley either. you know what i want to put on the brakes for a second here because i just heard that story. you read the van gogh. i've been to that gallery . okay it's in trafalgar square and the city of westminster, and they get about six million visitors a year and two had to act up. i know what's it like seeing those works in person? you know, i've seen him on calendars and playing cards and coasters

i'm out of his throat tomato soup over van gov some flowers at the national gallery. here in london. pakistan's, cricket has got the perfect booth with a t 20. well cup sano have that story and the rest of his horses. ah ah ah ah oh, lou ah, our combat climate activists have thrown a can of soup over vincent van gov's painting sun flowers in london's national gallery. they were from the group, it just stopped oil, which wants the british government to hold your oil and gas projects came as hundreds of climate change activist walk through london streets in protests that the cost of living and the climate crisis. and in barbara has more from london, will this action they sit in by extinction, rebellion outside downing st. mark's the sort of 3 days of protests and different actions by that group. now, earlier on friday, just up the road at the national gallery, there was an incident in which activists from another group called just stop hoyle, through soon put a painting by vanguard, known as sun, flowers, extinction, rebellion, all calling on the government to do more,

protesters have thrown soup over van ghost masterpiece sunflowers activist, defaced work at london national gallery to protest against you. k government investment in fossil fuel projects, police arrested to people for trespassing and criminal damage. iranian activists have launch an online appeal, calling for fresh nationwide protests against the clerical leadership. the move in triggered by a master armenia. death has now entered a 5th week. a new social media video shows people in the southeastern city of the had dan chanting. anti government logan's, a supreme leader, ayatollah ali. i'm a ne, is no one should think they can up route these lamp republic. the demonstrations are not dying down despite a crackdown that is killed dozens. and though the protest don't seem to have a single leader, women are playing a major role. this is what outraged looks like in iran. people who feel they have nothing left to lose daring imprisonment or worse. many disagree strongly with the government's rules on dress for women. and that someone had to die for breaking them. in my opinion, they should remove the he

the defacement happened at london's national gallery. they said it was to protest u. k. government investment in fossil fuel projects. police arrested to people or trespassing and criminal damage. 2 brothers have been sentenced, sentenced to 40 years in prison for the 2017 car bomb murder of multi journalist daphne corona. glitzy up, the pair unexpectedly changed their police to guilty on the 1st day of their trial . her killers aimed to put an end to her reporting on corruption in the country. but her death had the opposite effect. journalist daphne caruana, galatea was a fierce critic of malta, his political elite, her investigations exposed corruption, but her voice was silenced. she was killed in a car bomb attack near her house nearly 5 years ago. her killers now face 40 years in prison. the 2 brothers were sentence on the 1st day of their trial after pleading guilty as finally some closure for her loved ones. there's no reason does it should have taken too long. 5 years. it's so long. 5 years is falcon gone box? i mean, we're happy doctor, the the homicide scold

thrown soup over vincent, bangor, masterpiece, sunflowers activists defaced the work at london's national gallery to protest against u. k. government investment in fossil fuel projects. lease rested to people for trespassing and criminal value. 0 one. now on an open air festival of arts and technology is transforming the check capital prague into a giant illuminated canvas. one of the center pieces is a moving tribute to civilian victims of the war in ukraine. the blazing headlights of a burnt out car, light up a street scape in the check capital prague. the vehicles are real imported directly from ukraine. first hand witnesses of human struggle and survival. maxine volkoff skis, tribute to victims of the war is simple but effective. we are bringing yearly pul garza, with the full stories of the earth, and i thought it might be kind of symbolic in these days. her shoulder, the moments of the brutality of the war. and within the other installation, the owners of these cars survived but lost everything they owned. even the vehicles positioning in the city is meaningful. periodically, marianna, can

thrown, sued over vincent vanguard, masterpiece sunflowers activist, defaced the work at london's national gallery to protest against you. k government investment in fossil fuel projects, the lease arrested to people for trespassing and criminal damage mom. and to discuss that story further, dw reporter, hannah home all joins me now. amy studio. hi hannah. i tell us more about this incident. yes, so like you just said there were these 2 activists from just up oil who threw a can of what appeared to be tomato soup all over vincent mangan sunflowers, and whilst at the same time shouting into the crowd. and are you more concerned about the protection of a painting or about the protection of the planet and its people? and am, is worth mentioning that the painting itself wasn't actually damaged. it was covered in glass. the frame had some slight damage, but it's already back on display ad, but a spokesperson from just up. oil said that nature is art biggest muse. and without nature we wouldn't have these pieces of art. so i guess that explains a little bit of the reasoning behind this pretty radical ac

thrown soup over vincent van gogh masterpiece sunflowers activist, defaced the work at london national gallery to protest against the u. k. government and investments in fossil fuel projects, police arrested to people for trespassing and criminal damage. in mom, british prime minister liz trust her sacked her finance minister and scrapped to planned tax cuts trousers aiming to calm financial markets, worried by the government's economic plans. another political earthquake shaking london not even 50 days in office and prime minister list trust has already sacked him most important. loyalist finance. minister quality, quieting. i've acted decisively to day because my priority is in showing all countries economic stability. as prime minister, i will always act in the national interest. this is always my 1st consideration. many see quieting as escape goods. both he and truss wanted to radically low a taxes to boost the economy. i'm not going to talk the additional rate of tax today, mister speaker, i'm going to abolish it altogether. they didn't say he would pay for that financial markets panicked

i guess you'd call it now. soupy sunflowers. active is to face the work at london's national gallery to protest against you. k government investment in fossil fuels, police arrested the 2 people you see right there for trespassing and criminal use of a suit can an open air festival of arts and technology is transforming the check capital prague into a giant eliminated canvas. one of the centerpieces as a moving tribute to civilian victims of the war in ukraine. the blazing headlights of burnt out car light up a street scape in the check capital prague. the vehicles are real imported directly from ukraine. first hand witnesses of human struggle and survival. maxine volkoff skis tribute to victims of the war is simple but effective. we are bringing yearly porkers with the full stories of the owners and i thought it might be kind of symbolic in these days. to show the moments of the brutality of war and between the other insulation, the owners of these cast survives that lost. everything may owned, even the vehicles positioning in the city is meaningful. here we out of the money, i'm go

the defacement happened at london's national gallery. they said it was to protest u. k. government investment in fossil fuel projects, police arrested to people for trespassing and criminal damage in mom. jeremy hunt has become the you case, source of finance minister in as many months on says some tax hikes can be expected in wars. that difficult decisions are ahead. british prime minister list trust, fired finance minister, quasi car tang on friday and scrapped plans for ties, tax guts dress, hopes to com, financial markets and hold on to her job. another political earthquake shaking london not even 50 days in office and prime minister least trust has already sacked her most important loyalist finance minister quasi quoting. i have acted decisively to day because my priority is in showing all countries economic stability. as prime minister, i will always act in the national interest. this is always my 1st consideration. many see quieting as escape goods. both he and trus wanted to radically low a taxes to boost the economy. i'm not going to talk the additional rate

vincent van gogh's masterpiece painting of sunflowers in the national gallery in london was vandalizedactivists of the british environmental movement, which opposes the extraction and use of oil. this afternoon, the showrooms came and on this canvas, which, according to experts, comes to 95 million dollars, they threw out two cans of tomato soup, and then glued their hands to the wall later explained that they wanted to draw the attention of local authorities to problems associated with the protection of nature and with the rapidly falling standard of living of the british, the famous painting was protected by anti-vandal glass. she didn't get hurt. only the frame was damaged, the gallery staff reported, and the activists were detained by the police. and that's all for now , thanks for being with us, and right now the program time will tell. hello live program time will show exactly the program time will show it live and really. i am artyom sheinin. although perhaps at this time you were waiting to see here some other program. well, that's what happens on tv. here. uh, it happens all t

this is not the first such case previously in the national gallery.don suffered a masterpiece. van gogh sunflowers found it with tomato soup. but the protest at the german volkswagen plant did not go according to the script, the activists glued their hands to the floor in one of the exhibition pavilions and wanted to meet with the general director of the concern, but instead , the employees whose working day was over turned off the heating in the room due to savings and went home excerpts from the protesters did not last long.

boy, that group now earlier on friday, just up the road at the national gallery. there was an incident in which activists from another group who just stopped oil through su, put a painting by vanguard, known as sun, flowers, extinction, rebellion, all calling on the government to do more to, to tackle the climate crisis in their, highlighting what they say is the intersection between the climate crisis affecting the planet and the viability of human life. and the cost of living crises, hitting households around the country. part of the reason that we've got this huge increase in energy bills is because we dependent on fossil fuel and the price of fossil fuels effect internationally. so what our government is doing, talking about new licensees and getting more oil and gas out the will see with not they're not gonna get anything out of those wells for 10 years. not gonna help anybody this winter. and also, when it does come out, the price will still be the same as it is for everybody else. so anyone helping this winter? we've got people who are, you know, having to

london eco-activists attacked the famous van gogh painting sunflowers two girls broke into the national gallery doused the masterpiece with tomato soup suffered because it is under protective glass, and the girls smeared their palms with glue and pressed them against the wall of the gallery to prevent the guards from taking them out of the room in case in europe not the first attention. global issues attracts, just like that, attacking art. there is a whole movement, but no one is trying to stop it. the movement of freight transport on the crimean bridge is planned to be launched tonight, this was stated by marat khusnullin, an important moment trucks will not pass without inspection, deputy prime minister he also spoke about the timing of the restoration of the destroyed span. to date, 250 people, 30 pieces of equipment, two floating cranes have already been mobilized within two weeks, the number of people will be increased to 500 people as work appears, that is, the technology found, as well as the existing ones, the supporting pillars of the bridge were destroyed. now they are to be removed

. >> environmental protesters have thrown soup at one of the most famous paintings at the national gallerylondon. the sunflowers. it has not been damaged and it is already back on display. two women have been arrested. the united nations says hunger in one of haiti's biggest slums has reached catastrophic levels. the world food program cleared the highest level of food insecurity in the country for the first time. the organization says nearly 20,000 residents in the capital have dangerously little access to food and could face starvation. flash floods have swamped hundreds of homes in southeastern australia. many people have been evacuated while some have had to be saved by inflatable rescue boats. officials say some areas have seen three times the average monthly rainfall and just 24 hours. >> victoria has been worst hit this week and this is what parts of australia second-biggest state look like now. several communities have been ordered to evacuate. including some in the state capital. floods have swamped roads forced school closures and cut power to 3000 house -- homes and businesses.

shocked because the reality of the climate emergency is shocking. >> a spokesperson for the national gallery in london where that van gogh painting was on display says the artwork was unharmed protected by glass in the frame. just stop oil, the group behind the protest says this is their 14th straight day of disruption in london and that more than 300 members have been arrested for various acts including blocking traffic around the capital city. kayla. >> vallerie castro, thank you. >>> in paris, parkour, a sport in which people run and jump through urban obstacles now helping to conserve energy for the past two years parkour activists have been climbing around french cities turning off lights to save electricity but now as paris tries to cope with the energy crisis brought on by russia's war in ukraine the activists are back and climb up to where small emergency switches are located outside store fronts, when they hit them the lights go out, the champ elise say, the shopping district is a notorious hot spot. >>> you know those portable battery backups you plug into when you're on the go, wh

thank you anastasia anastasia ivanova spoke about the incident of the national gallery in london wheregogh painting for literally half a minute and continue. we have an interesting guest. this weight we continue to sum up the informational results of friday and the whole week the european union is trying to build its energy strategy without resources from our country. it is clear that now there is excess gas on the world market. no. however, the european authorities are looking for opportunities to receive gas from other regions of the world, traditionally algeria has been a significant supplier of gas to european markets. although in recent years, the extraction of raw materials in the country has stagnated. now, theoretically, the country can double gas production, although it is not clear in what time period. there is extraction that the main buyers of algerian gas are the southern countries of the european union before in total, spain portugal italy recently italian authorities. we agreed to increase the supply of gas from algeria from next autumn, most of the algerian. lng is supp

over vincent van gogh's sunflowers painting at the london's national gallery.omen are with the group. just stop oil. after throwing the soup on the painting, they glued their hands to the walls you can see and they were arrested. national gallery says the painting is protected with a glass screen so only the frame was damaged. other activists with the same group have targeted other famous works of art. they say to draw attention to the role of fossil fuels and climate change. well, imagine getting on a self line plane without a pilot, francisco based company x wing believe that that will happen within this decade and says it's already developed self flying cargo planes boxes, grady tremble flew one of those planes out of the concord airport. here it is. it's a cessna grand caravan. it looks like any other plane of its type . but if you look a little closer, you can see it's retro fitted with sensors and other technology that allow this plane to fly itself. we went up for a flight with x wing and saw it firsthand the plane can taxi take off fly and land with no

days after the group just stop oil emptied tomato soup over van gogh's sunflowers that london's national gallery, a spokesperson for the museum says the painting was protected by glass. so it was likely not damaged. the activists were taken away by police. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 6, a san francisco home goes up in flames. what the fire department is saying tonight and in sports, the forty-niners looking to bounce back as they host the kansas city chiefs sports director jason dumas says the highlights. plus, a live report from lev >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the forty-niners had a chance to make a major statement in a season that has been at this point extremely underwhelming. and guess what? they did not make that statement. this one got ugly. quick christian mccaffrey making his forty-niners debut hoping to make an impact early and he wasted no time he gets his first touch as a niner. and it goes for 10 yards. he finished with 62 all-purpose yards on the now later in the first niners up by 3 0nd and goal. this was a great play. jimmy jay finds ray ray mccloud. >> make the adjustme

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. >> then glued themselves to a ball at the national gallery. police remove the women from the wall and then arrested them. they represented the campaign group called just stop oil. officials say there was some minor damage to the frame since the painting is covered in glass. it was not harmed. it was put back in place about 6 hours after this all happened. the painting has an estimated worth of more than 80 million dollars. now, take a look at this. beach goers catching a bizarre object on camera along the oregon coast. several people on social media say that it appears to be ugh, lobster, which isn't name. that's given the large decomposing marine animals that washed ashore in the past and appear to be covered in for osu biologists say it likely a badly decomposed whale. they say that the animal had probably been dead in the ocean for several months before washing ashore and appearing there. >> still ahead, he's best known for playing hagrid in the harry potter movie franchise. after robbie coltrane has died. how he's being remembered toni cot

the national gallery says the painting is protected with glass screen so only the frame was damaged.s okay. other activists with the same group of targeted other famous works of art, and they say they're hoping to draw attention to the role fossil fuels are playing in climate change. got any plans this weekend? this weekend. hopefully relax a little. we had a huge can i share something. it was my dad's 80th birthday last week, and i tell you the joy i felt in my heart, so we're still like cleaning up all the kitchen stuff, so it doesn't have to be a birthday can be a birthday month. let's do it. dad would appreciate thank you both for those sweet thought anything going on south? no i'm just relaxing o'clock on sunday morning, ktvu fox to twitter handle. he's got comments. keep them coming to you for joining us. be sure to join us for our next news guest coming your way at noon ♪ we're gonna have a real good time ♪ ♪ feel good time ♪ ♪ spreading love and joy and laughter all over the place ♪ ♪ we're gonna have a real good time ♪ ♪ feel good time ♪ ♪ nothing's gonna take this good day

recently threw cans of tomato soup onto vincent van gogh's "sunflowers" painting at the london national gallery to call out the u.k. government's role in fueling the climate catastrophe. your final thought? >> this is desperation. young people are absolutely desperate. what does it take to be heard? what does it take to point out that systems are collapsing and people have expressed utter horror about this soup throwing -- which did no damage to the painting because it was protected by a shield. but much less for about the prospect of losing the habitable planet. while i greatly value art and we should protected, i don't understand what we are not protecting the planet. with the same criteria. while we are not applying the same standards of protection to life or man. amy: george monbiot, thank you for being with us author, , activist and guardian columnist. we will link to your articles at democracynow.org. next up, the upcoming u.n. climate summit in egypt but we are going to stay in britain -- speak with naomi klein who is in british, colombia, and sanaa seif, the sister of alaa abd el-fattah

now earlier on friday, just up the road at the national gallery. those incident in which activists from another group will just stop foil through soon put a painting by vanguard, known as sun, flowers, extinction, rebellion, all calling on the government to do more to, to tackle the climate crisis. and now, highlighting what they say is the intersection between the climate crisis affecting the planet and the viability of human life. and the cost of living crises, hitting households around the country. part of the reason that we've got this huge increase in energy males is because we dependent on fossil fuel and the price of fossil fuels effect internationally. so what our government is doing, talking about new licenses and getting more oil and gas out the no fee not. they're not going to get anything out of those wells for 10 years. not gonna help anybody this winter. and also, when it does come out, the price will still be the same as it is for everybody else. so anyway, helping. so this winter, we've got people who are, you know, having to change

thrown soup over vincent and god's masterpiece sunflowers activists defaced the work at london's national gallery to protest against u. k. government investment in fossil fuel project. police arrested to people for trespassing in criminal damage. ah. a small football club in the capital of germany wants to make it big. victoria berlin, r a women's team that shot to prominence. after some big hollywood investors opened their checkbooks, they w gave the club a visit. and what we found captures the imagination mate, victoria, berlin, a small club with big ambitions. while the plaza, this isn't to go up and axes and to go up. the next is a do oh, big toria, currently play in germany's 3rd tier, that they're aiming to be in the bundis league within 5 years. so whole idea kind of came from the fact that berlin doesn't have the bonus. ega team, which is strange. and i think also said for a city that calls itself like the sports capital of germany, victoria art trailblazers in german football. there the 1st women's club to court outside investment. the project is led by 6 women from business, sports, and

after throwing tomatoes to over van goes sunflowers painting as a national gallery in london. the painting, which has an estimated value of over $84000000.00, was not damaged in the incident. just stop oil is a non profit organization in the u. k. campaigning for an end to new oil and gas projects in the country. according to the registration data on the groups website, it was set up this year in washington. it's main donor is a los angeles based climate emergency fun founded by aileen getty granddaughter of the now defunct getty oil company founder. these connections have made some question, the organizations real motives prepaying these parts of the petrochemical industry. the people in charge of just the oil don't care about the environment. they want to limit the licenses because they want to prevent competitors from the better chemical industry. american corporate imperialism at its finest just stopped oils. primary source of funding was the american based climate emergency fund. through that fund, a notable donor to the group has been a lead getty, a descendant of the fa

the painting is on display the national gallery of victoria and melbourne. protest as were from the group extension rebellion and say they want to convey the connection between the consequences of climate change and human suffering. just one of the story to bring you from italy of volcano on the island of strong bully, has erupted unleashing a spectacular plume of smoke. have been no casualties or damage reported thankfully, but it did go on for about 3 minutes. and it pushed a wave of lava down the mountain. expert save eruption was caused by the collapse of material from part of volcanoes, crater rim. stromboli is one of the most active volcanoes on the planet. it's been erupting almost continuously since 1932. ah. main stories. now you're craning official say it is 13 people have been killed. an overnight russian missile strikes in the southeast and city of zap erasure. dozens of others have been wounded. rescue workers have been digging through the rumble of residential buildings with fears. more people might be trapped, the city is under ukrainian control, as part of a region that ru

the painting is on display the national gallery of victoria and melbourne. protest as were from the group extension rebellion and say, they want to convey the connection between the consequences of climate change and human suffering. just one of the story to bring you from italy of volcano on the island of stromboli has erupted unleashing a spectacular plume of smoke. have been no casualties or damage reported thankfully, but it did go on for about 3 minutes. and it pushed a wave of lava down the mountain expert savior option was caused by the collapse of material from part of the volcanoes, crater rim. stromboli is.

their soup over vincent van goes masterpiece sunflowers . activists to face the work at london's national gallery to protest against you. kate government investments in fossil fuels. police arrested the 2 people, therefore trespassing and criminal damage. a new documentary film about the jailed wikileaks founder julian sancho, is getting its premier right here in germany here in berlin. ithaca follows a sanchez father's quest to free his son. as his son, battles u. s. demand for his extradition. ah, supporters to julian assange gather in london to show solidarity. ah, he has strong support from those who are committed to press freedom, not least, his former lawyer. now his wife question that this is an enormous, monumental injustice of a man who is being persecuted by the authorities who are using the course of powers of the state in order to try to punish him for doing the right thing. in the journalist, editor and activist who founded wiki leeks and who was behind majorly, including u. s. army intelligence during the iraq war is now at the center of the news story . ithaca, a documentary focusi

thrown soup over dutch artist vincent van goss iconic painting sunflowers, displayed at london's national gallery. the climate activists through su at the painting as a protest against the k governments investment in oil and gas projects that rely heavily on fossil fuel extraction. li say they have arrested 2 people on suspicion of trespassing and criminal damage. of people all die. you are watching dw news. just remind you the top story we are following for you at this hour. russia's president vladimir putin says to call up a army reservist chief ordered to bolster his forces in ukraine, is almost complete. he claims more than 2 thirds of 300 personnel on the call up list. have already been mobilized. watching d. w. news from or land up next it's news asia. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. with eco, india. in the northern metropolis of chattanooga, waste separation has been compulsory for years. and now diapers, the period products will also be sources helping the environment while breaking down menstrual taboos ico, india. in 60 minutes upon a d, w. every day counts for us and for our pla

been arrested after throwing tomato soup on vincent vandals painting the sunflowers in london's national gallery. there were from just top oil, a group that wants a british government to hold new oil and gas projects. the painting was not permanently damaged. ah, so again, i am fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera, 28 people have been killed during an explosion at a turkish coal. mine rescue operations are underway for those till trapped in the black sea town of am mastura. you guys knew chancellor is warning of difficult decisions ahead, including an increase in taxes for i minister list try society, her previous transfer and ditch her new government's economic strategy. russia's president says the kremlin will have drafted 300000 soldiers within 2 weeks, and there are no plans for a for military mobilization. vladimir putin says he wants no, rick. he has no regrets about the war in ukraine. just a bridge we shouldn't malibu, what is happening today is unpleasant to put it mildly to listen, but we would have to face the same situation later in worse conditions for us doctors, so we are

been arrested after throwing tomato soup on vincent bangles painting the sunflowers in london's national gallery . away from jest, top oil, a group that wants a british government to hold your oil and gas projects. the painting was not permanently damaged. ah, this is al jazeera and these are our top stories. the turkish president is visiting the site of a deadly coal mine explosion. in ne, enter key, at least 40 people were killed and one person is still trapped. more than $100.00 minus were under ground when the blast happened. sin em casino blue has more from the sight of the accident in a master. there is still an operation on going because there is one more person trapped under the minus 30350 meter levels. as for the interior minister. and this is the last worker that needs to be evacuated, but it is hopeless that he is going to come out alive as a his, when stuck down very deep. and this is the area. this is the level look back where the oak explosion happened and it, there was also a partial if fire erupted in that area. that's why none of the workers travel in that area since last light

thrown soup over vincent men goss masterpiece sunflowers activists defaced the work at london's national gallery to protest against the u. k. government investment in fossil fuel projects, police arrested to people for trespassing and criminal damage. police say they have arrested to people on suspicion of trespassing and criminal damage. you detained, wiki leagues, founders julia assange has been short listed for the european union's top human rights award. the soccer off prize, a new documentary about the campaign to free a sanchez just been released ah support. as the julian assange gather in london to show solidarity. ah, he has strong support from those who are committed to press freedom, not least, his former lawyer now his wife question that this is an enormous, monumental injustice of a man was being persecuted by the authorities were using the course of the powers of the state in order to try to punish him for doing the right thing. in the journalist, editor and activist who founded wiki leaks and who was behind majorly, including u. s. army intelligence during the iraq war is now at th

well and pour soup the famous kemble tomato soup on sunflowers he cent van gogh it was in the national gallery of london and then activists two delivered quite standard speeches enough for standard messages they asked a rhetorical question and what is more important to you, friends, works of art or people's lives, then there are more than 100 or lives or paintings that are more expensive than food for justice are you more concerned about the preservation of canvases or our planet and people the crisis of the cost of living is part of the cost of the oil crisis such actions are absolutely not new in the world some kind of performative art or in some actionism or simply in various actions that do not belong to art probably the most famous such case happened with aiwei is a chinese extremely famous artist and dissident, he once broke the vase of the mechanics dynasty, and for more than 2,000 years, it shocked almost the entire artistic and non-artistic world he got into all the news, his action also talked about the same thing that current eco-activists say, they say why do people always feel sor

father livingston sango, his son's grandfather, the paintings, a part of an exhibition at the national gallery in some bobby's capital, had audi a collection done more than 70 years ago. by young black students at serene the anglican mission school. some of this creature i'm singing fully for your family, my life. when we started his exhibitions, i don't even remember them, but here we are. i now see my father at the age of 18. when i only remember him is an ordinary, serene anglican mission school was the 1st school to teach ought to black children in what was the in white minority ruled rhodesia. the most spatial thing about this collection is that it went on a world tour in the 1940s from 1947 to 1953 said the rest of the world saw these artworks in the fourties and fifties and absolutely loved it. but some bob wins had never seen the author. it's the full after that tall unsold artworks was stored in the basement of a church in the u. k. where they were forgotten for years. in the 19 seventy's, they were rediscovered and sold to an art collector who then so the collection to was a bobbin p

two protesters were arrested for vandalizing a masterpiece by van gogh at the national gallery in londontivists throwing what appeared to be tomato soup on van gogh's famous "sunflowers" painting and gluing their hands to the wall. the painting behind glass. it was not damaged. >>> a passing to note. robbie coltrane has died. >> you're a wizard, harry. >> best known for his role in the "harry potter" franchise. the gentle giant appeared in every movie. daniel radcliffe calling him an incredible actor and lovely man. he was 72. >>> when we come back, the very moving new memorial in the u.s. 80 years in the making. yroll tad of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll work with you to fill out your forms and submit the application. that easy. getrefunds.com has helped businesses like yours claim over $1 billion in payroll tax refunds. but it's only available for a limited time. go to getrefunds.com powered by innovation refunds. if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combi