we are of course talking about nefertiti.eologists are ecstatic about a discovery that might prove to be her burial chamber. hidden for 3000 year in the valley of the kings. >> is the mystery around nefertiti's grave unlocked? white do she continued to be an attraction for millions around the world? scientists have been researching a grave in looks or -- in luxor and believe these walls could be hiding her grave. nicholas reeves unveiled the results of his team's findings in a press conference today. mr. reeves: the space i proposed might exist behind the north wall might lead to the burial of nefertiti herself, which would explain why to commons two was not in fact made for him, but it was in fact simply the outer elements of a larger tomb that was originally intended for nefertiti, who i believe is buried beyond that wall. >> scans were carried out by a team from japan that determined that two rooms may be hidden behind famous tomb, containing human remains. >> there are some different materials. could be organic. >> they t

which takes us back to ernest and nefertiti's trip to the d.m.v.est had all his documents and got what he needed to vote on tuesday. but nefertiti will have to wait. >> it will take 14 days. >> i was a little upset, but you know, that's the law, so you know i'm not going to break the law just because i want to do something. so i can't really get upset, but yeah i am kind of disappointed because i did want to vote. >> reporter: nefertiti and ernest said even though the results were mixed, they couldn't have done this without the help of community organizer anita johnson. >> it's very intimidating. the only way most people get a chance to participate in democracy is by voting. you are stopping people-- this government is stopping people from participating in democracy. >> reporter: election officials say they'll be watching closely on tuesday to see what the new law brings. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang in milwaukee. >> woodruff: and now, for more on the run-up to next tuesday's primary showdown in wisconsin, and the rest of this week's news, w

egyptologist reeves remains hopeful queen nefertiti might be found. >> if i'm right, fantastic, if i'm wrong, i've been doing my job, i've been following the evidence trail, and seeing where it leads. >> reporter: egypt is inviting archaeologists and experts from around the world to examine the new data at a conference next month in cairo. >> sreenivasan: and timely, the hardest u.s. college to get into is california's stanford university. the prestigious silicon valley school accepted only 4.7% of the 44,000 prospective presk men who applied this year. harvard accepted 5.2%, making it the second most selective private university survey by the "washington post." the post finds the odds of getting into an elite school are better if you apply for early decision in the fall. that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy a

the location of queen and nefertiti's hidden tomb plus new developments on a story we have been reporting for a few days on happening now. a saudi company buying farmland in america's drought stricken southwest to grow water chugging alfalfa to save livestock in saudi arabia. a close look at one operation and what people in that area are saying about it. i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn because you can't beat zero heartburn! ahhh the sweet taste of victory! prilosec otc. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. jon: egyptian officials releasing new radar data on king tut's to. they say the radar scans suggest the presence of two hidden rooms inside the tomb and egyptologists say those rooms might contain hidden grave of king tut's stepmom, clean nefertiti. these new findings are not without controversy as you can imagine as experts around the globe cast doubt on them and call for more data. heather: new information on a story we first brought you right here on happening now. saudi arabia's largest dairy company buying thousands of acres of farmland in our

archaeologists believe that it could be a burial chamber housing the remains of his mother, queen nefertiti, whose remains have long been a mystery. the data will be analyzed next month. >> the scan will measure the thickness of the northern wall of king tut's chamber, and we will do another scan to see if another chamber is behind it. >> you can find out more on that and everything else that we have been covering on the program on our website. the page on your scenes right now address aljazeera.com. >> testing the world's resolve, north korea reportedly fires a ballistic missile at the u.s., and prepares allies. >>> damaging winds in the south, isolated tornadoes in the southern states, and the threat is not over. >>> and plus, tesla rolls out it's affordable electric

his hope that their efforts could result in the discovery of queen nefertiti's remains. last month the discovery of two hidden chambers at the site triggered huge excitement and many hope there will be more important discoveries in the months ahead. let's get a recap of our top stories on "france 24." tackling the nuclear threat. world leaders gathered in washington for a nuclear security summit amidst concerns that terrorists would use a so-called dirty bomb. tensions on the greek islands as scuffles break out at camps housing migrants as in the -- mps in athens vote on new laws paving the way for them to be deported. and shocking to the court -- that is how the u.n. discuss testimony from more than 100 girls and women in the central african republic with say they were abused by international peacekeepers. time now for a check of the top business news stories. markus karlsson joins me in the studio. we will start with the collapse of multibillion-euro deal in france. markus: orange won't buy the telecom unit of french conglomerate puig. they've not been able to agree, t

it is part of a quest that some hope could lead to queen nefertiti's remains.uld determine if the mummy lies behind false walls in that complex. >>> 9:26. first comes the rain. then the cold. we are in for a lot of changes in the weather department the next 24 temperatures to return to your neighborhood. >>> another ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ don't you just love it ♪ ♪ but cigna is there for you. health isn't easy. literally. just download our free coach by cigna app. for personalized programs from a team of health coaches to help you achieve your wellness goals. cigna. together, all the way. >>> just getting a new script. a lot of updates to the headlines. let's walk you through some of them. a community coming together and renewing its search two missing children and a father hoping to find closure >> another incident at the fence of the white house. the information just in to our newsroom on a late night fence jumper. >>> this just coming in as well is. gun out and demanding cash. the dangerous situation at

. >>> in egypt, the mystery behind queen nefertiti's final resting place is not over.logists have been scanning what they believe are recently discovered chambers behind king tut's tomb respect results from that scan will be ready soon and could prove queen nefertiti's remains were placed there some 3,000 years ago. >> there's still the possibility to find something this remarkable here. and i think if you do find something that's remarkable, then the ingenuity of science will find a way of revealing this. we're not there yet. year still testing the hi hypothesis. >>> a new all-electric car, nissan has partnered with the firm to design what is called the scoot, which hopes to attract urban drivers. our maggie lake took a scoot for a spin on the streets of manhattan. ♪ >> reporter: if you're sick of driving around for hours looking for a parking spot or spending lots of money to fill up your car, nissan thinks it has the answer for you. rachel, what are these things? are they cars? golf carts? what with-r we looking at? >> it's a vehicle, i'm happy to introduce, for the

in fact, one expert said he believes a larger tomb is hidden walls one that belongs to queen nefertitie can't confirm this. this one has one of king tut's gold coffin. the tomb was discovered in the 1920s in. you can see a few americans hanging out and visiting the chamber. >>> advice for smugglers. if you're going to try to sneak across the border you should probably make sure first there are no reporters on the other side. a journalist says she was working on a story at the border fence between the united states and mexico, when she saw two smugglers climbing over it. the guys carried backpacks as the climbed down the fence into arizona, made it look easy because it was. the reporter says border patrol trucks were a few yardsway. jonathan hunt is in the west coast news hub. hough disthis play out there? >> reporter: well, shep you see them plant their feet firmly on u.s. soil there then they huddle next to that fence for a moment, checking their whereabouts, then you see them scurry across the street. they're walking alongside some bushes. they see the woman filming them and you see

they problem tomb of the queen nefertiti may lie behind the walls. more analysis is necessary before they can get to any conclusions but archaeologist from his all over the world have been invited to cairo in early may to examine the finding. >>> well some people love it, others don't. but it does come once every year. april fools day, but what is the story behind this joke filled day. tonight at 11:00 nicole brewer answers the good question, why do we celebrate april fools day? this was submit by viewers elizabeth, tom, robert and wendy and nicole has the answer for us all tonight at 11:00. >>> don't forget if you have a good question log on to cbs philly.com/good question or you can tweet us use the #cbs-3 good question. >>> kate joins us now and were you looking at images over there of different clouds, sitting there, rolling, and we're about to get all kind of weather. >> we are, this weekend, everything is crazy. is there so much to talk b we have storms tonight, rain tomorrow, we have arctic front, we have high win watch to talk about and we ha