pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clark al-jazeera reykjavik iceland. now she's known as the red queen she was wealthy and lived in what is now mexico thirty eight hundred years ago she was found about a quarter of a century ago in a secret my own chamber but now archaeologists say they've discovered more about what life was like in one of the most powerful engine empires in the americas john holmes reports. the red queen one of mexico's most famous archaeological treasures a restored funeral finery has arrived in the nation's capital more than one thousand three hundred years after she took her last breath experts believe she was a prominent figure in the maya world is like i said the only national she's the head of a long line of governors and a lady that headed up confrontations between other my and political centers. she was laid to rest in polling the ancient mayan citadel in the jungles of southern mexico placed in a red sock in a red chamber both came a great sacrifice experts say many would have died in getting the

be exported now there are increasing calls for the industry to be finally banned in the country nick clark reports from reykjavik. iceland has much to boast of when it comes to natural resources its dramatic scenery and geothermal springs draw tourists in their millions and there's the marine environment to tens of thousands of people go whale watching every year there's even a whale museum where you can immerse yourself in an ocean of life size whale replicas the one thing iceland tries not to publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backwards into the biking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not doesn't have a low buzz they really think to show the world that they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and brought back to shore for processing d.n.a. sampling has since shown the whale was

pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clarke al-jazeera reykjavik iceland sky watchers around the world are getting ready for the longest blood woman as it's known the eclipse of the twenty first century and the winds are expected to turn a red prime as it rises with a total eclipse lasted for nearly an hour and three courses these part of the eclipse is visible from europe middle east africa australia most of asia and also in size america you can find much more about stories head to al-jazeera dot com. remind of our headlines this hour pakistan's opposition multi parties conference has rejected the results of wednesday's election promise to rally for a new vote early of the ruling party officially conceded defeat accepting the former cricketer turned politician and run khan will be the country's next prime minister two more palestinians have been killed in the latest friday protests at the gaza israel border in separate incidents a forty three year old man and fourteen year old boy were both shot in the head by israeli soldiers

pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clarke al-jazeera reykjavik iceland. does their arms the whole rom and a reminder of all top stories pakistani cricketer turned politician inching closer to victory in wednesday's general election but he'll need allies to form a government his opponents say the vote was rigged in favor of him and education the official results are expected shortly. there were one hundred twenty observers from the european union monitoring those elections in pakistan and their pollution the reassessment suggests that even though there were significant and significant improvements this time violence leading up to the polls affected the overall process it is our assessment that despite positive changes to the legal framework with the new elections act and a stronger and more transparent election commission the electoral process of twenty eighteen was negatively effected by the political environment the number of violent attacks targeting political parties party leaders candidates and election officials severely

opportunities but who can say how the latest generation will play out their lives in the years to come nick clarke al-jazeera green. to watching all just their arms the whole robin these are all top news stories votes are being counted in pakistan as a general election. supporters of the cricketer turned politician imran khan already celebrating his party is leading in the projected preliminary tally opponents of a sharif from the ruling out and its alleging blatant election rigging charge the electoral commission has rejected. the israeli military says it struck a rocket launcher in syria after two missiles fell into the sea of galilee that's near and i still held area which process government forces are trying to clear but this patch borders the israeli occupied golan heights russian and syrian jets have intensified their air campaign on the ice that affiliated area over the last four days israel says it will act against any attempt to compromise its sovereignty meanwhile must funerals are being held for some of the victims of coordinated eisler tanks in the government held city of all the way t

pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clark al-jazeera reykjavik iceland well you can find it much more about the stories we're following on our website head. al-jazeera cong. a quick landmine tonight all of the headlines we're following this hour a palestinian protesters been killed by israeli soldiers on the gaza israel border forty three year old man was shot in the head near the border fence on hundred fifty palestinians have not been killed since the week to protest began at the end of march charles stratford is on the border i'll just get out of the way here now so you can film some of this tear gas being fired as i say from the drones. will stand these two guys exceptionally strong as well and a number of those injured today have been treated for two guys inhalation the situation as you can see is desperate for these palestinians they have said that they will continue to protest and they have literally been endorsed by hamas hamas describes these protests as being peaceful it says that it will defame them with their weap

pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clarke al-jazeera reykjavik iceland. a live pictures now the so-called blood moon eclipse which is underway it will be the longest eclipse of the twenty first century and then will turn a red brown color as it rises with a total eclipse lasting for nearly two alice. well just a quick reminder of the top stories now a group of opposition political parties in pakistan of rejected the results of wednesday's election and they have promised to protest on the streets until there is a new vote they allege of vote rigging and interference from the military a party of former cricketer imran khan has gained the most seats in the result so far two palestinians including fourteen year old boy have been killed in the late as friday protests at the gaza israel border both were shot in the head by israeli soldiers gaza health ministry officials say at least another two hundred forty five people were injured child strafford is at a border i'll just get out of the way now so you can film some of this tear ga

pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clark al-jazeera reykjavik iceland scientists in russia say they've brought tiny round worms back to life after forty thousand years thawed out some permafrost sediment from the arctic and in some samples they found some round warm zone nematodes after several weeks at around twenty degrees they started to show signs of life the discovery could have an impact on current investigations into cryogenic freezing but there's also concern that the melting permafrost could allow destructive pathogens to come back to life. she's known as the red queen she was wealthy and she lived in what is now mexico thirteen hundred years ago she was found about a quarter of a century ago and a secret lion chamber but now archaeologists say they've discovered more about what life was like in one of the most powerful ancient empires in the americas john hallman has more from mexico city. the red queen one of mexico's most famous archaeological treasures a restored funeral finery has arrived in the nation's capita

opportunities but who can say how the latest generation will play out their lives in the years to come nick clarke al-jazeera green. you're watching all just their arms the whole rom of the reminder of our top stories votes are being counted in pakistan's general election. supporters of cricket are turned politician imran khan already celebrating his party is leading in the projected preliminary tally calls opponents of a sharif from the ruling and he is alleging blatant election rigging a charge the electoral commission has rejected. place in china say suspected firework device exploded outside the u.s. embassy in beijing wounding only a twenty six year old male suspect the embassy described the device as a bomb state media said earlier police took away a woman who tried to set herself on fire outside. the embassy adrian brown has more from the scene we have spoken to and embassy employees and she told us that there was a very loud explosion and as a result embassy staff were evacuated to what she says were safe of the embassy in this operation was supervised by u.s. marines now we have had in re

pressing issue what to do with several tons of hybrid whale caught up in a freezer with nowhere to go nick clarke al-jazeera reykjavik iceland right it's time for the sports use now with tatiana thank you very much martin manchester united legend dream former manager alex ferguson is making a good recovery oft undergoing surgery for a brain hemorrhage in may on thursday he posted a video on social media arnie says he's looking forward to watching the club he won thirty eight trophies with him twenty six is zero. there's a quick message first of all to thank the medical stuff michael field sold for drugs. and now is under his physicians but we meet with those people who gave me such great i will be sitting here today so thank you for me and my family thank you very much as made me feel so humble. as all the messages from all over the world was you mean the best. the good wishes do as an event of it is strongly with me so thank you for the support you have given me and was way i'll be back later in the season to watch the team and i mean all the best to josie in the players thank you very much. bra

benefits as the eyes turns to water tourists are seeing more of the region's spectacular marine life nick clark reports from lucette on how the melting ice is changing life in the town. deep inside the arctic circle the town of ilulissat is a big tourist draw the ice field is a unesco world heritage site and it never fails to amaze they travel here from all over the world you can look from a fall down to water level and you never know what you might come across. and lose that was once a center for the whaling industry now the numerous piccies of whales that visit the area add to the icy spectacle all around these waters brim full of biodiversity and the tourists pay good dollar to see it. actually means i spoke to greenland greenlandic and that is the main thing you seeing out here as well so we have the icebergs that are the draw and no where in greenland can you see if you like this with these massive massive icebergs but there is a flip side this year there's a lot more ice in the fuel the normal that spells danger if a cruise ships which have had to anchor thirteen kilometers outside the ha

benefits as the ice turns to water tourists are saying more of the ancient spectacular marine life nick clark reports from alyssa on how the melting ice is changing life in a town deep inside the arctic circle the town of ilulissat is a big tourist draw the ice field is a unesco world heritage site and it never fails to amaze they travel here from all over the world you can look from a fall down to water level and you never know what you might come across a loser that was once a center for the whaling industry now the numerous pieces of whales that visit the area add to the icy spectacle all around these waters brim full of biodiversity and the tourists pay good dollar to see it. lucette actually means ice picks in greenland greenlandic and that is the main thing you seeing out here as well so we have the icebergs that are the draw and no where in greenland can you see if you like this with these massive myself icebergs but there is a flip side this year there's a lot more ice in the fuel the normal that spells danger if a cruise ships which have had to anchor thirteen kilometers outside the

lifelong resident of steuben county and star football player from my alma mater, alfred university, nick clark honorably served his community and the constituent of new york as a new york state trooper. since 2015, he's protected the people whoa he called his friends and neighbors. trooper clark put his life on the line every day to serve his community. in the early morning of monday, july 2, 2018, trooper clark responded to a call in the town of irwin and was shot and killed in the line of duty. mr. speaker, he is truly a hero for his action and sacrifices -- and his sacrifice that he did for all of us. he will be missed by those who served and the live he is touched. together we stand with his family and friends as they mourn. mr. reed: i thank him for his service to our community and his bravery. i pray he rests in peace. i ask this legislative body to pause its deliberations and join in remembering and honoring the 29-year life of trooper nicholas clark. yield back. the speaker pro tempore: under the speaker's announced policy of january 3, 2017, the gentleman from california, mr. correa,

opportunities but who can say how the latest generation will play out their lives in the years to come nick clarke al-jazeera green. time to take a look at the top stories here and out of the cricketer turned politician imran kong is promising a new pakistan in which he will alleviate poverty and tackle corruption his pakistan terek insaf party is leading in the preliminary tally after wednesday's vote khan's opponent sherry from the ruling pm l l n is alleging blatant election rigging charge of the electoral commission has rejected the votes still being counted in the general election. now the israeli military says it struck a rocket launcher in syria after two missiles fell into the sea of galilee that's close to an iso held area which is pretty serious and government forces are trying to clear this patch of territory borders the israeli occupied golan heights russian and syrian jets have intensified their air campaign on the eisel affiliate over the last four days israel says a lot against any attempt to compromise its sovereignty meanwhile mass funerals are being held for some of the victims o

marion and london you know very thank you for a well that wraps up the news hour but my colleague nick clark will be with you in just a couple of minutes but much more of the day's news. a new series of rewind a care bring your people back to life and brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries the struggle continues book from. these distance rewind continues with the silver friends we're going back to a poor south african neighborhood where music and tradition come together in an annual competition for the people of the only we want on al-jazeera. of opinion and wits that take that view is no point to make an argument that i have no basis in fact or knowledge and esteem chamber of two banks in every important thing an examination of the ideas the thinkers the theorists the leaders a lot of people see them as victories for me to improve they haven't seen victories for anybody to secure itself continued a new series of head to head coming soon own al-jazeera. on counting the cost why china wants an expanded economic role in the middle east will look at which countries are leadin

be exported now there are increasing calls for the industry to be finally banned in the country nick clark reports from reykjavik. iceland has much to boast of when it comes to natural resources its dramatic scenery and geothermal springs draw tourists in their millions and there's the marine environment to tens of thousands of people go whale watching every year there's even a whale museum where you can immerse yourself in an ocean of life size whale replicas the one thing iceland tries not to publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backward into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not that's their fellow but they really think to show the world that they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and brought back to shore for processing d.n.a. sampling has since shown the whale was

the largest glacier many have seen and if it breaks up the waves would wipe out their community nick clark reports from the remote and what village and in a sort. helicopters in these parts of the lifeline for small communities they provide all services especially in times of crisis. below thousands of icebergs the result of the outflow of nearby glass is draining the greenland ice sheet. then the iceberg in question it is huge one hundred meters by three hundred why behind it you can make out the settlement of in our suits sprawled off a hillside. on the ground a community of around one hundred seventy people there are families there are children that bread is on the water as they fish and hunt and they used to icebergs drifting by but never this close and never this big. i mean double normally icebergs are not that high their low white but this one is very high which made it frightening. this video shows chunks of ice cascading into the water causing life threatening waves to crash into the shoreline several homes had to be evacuated there was concern for the villages power generator and

nick mcgill explains... it left an indianapolis teen with skin peeling off his body. kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "you already know ... (nat: you're so silly) ... get better ... get me back out there, shooting them hoops."he can joke now, but 15-year-old kyland clark is still wearing the scars of a dangerous internet challenge gone wrong.kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "the situation is here, so you canút like really just not deal with it."kyland says last week he and his friend were looking up the hot water challenge on youtube.when he fell asleep, he says his friend heated up some water and poured it on him. it was supposed to be a joke. kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "... when i came to my senses, the water got hot and i just got up and ripped my shirt off."kyland ran to a bathroom to try and escape the pain. kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "and then, like, i looked down at my chest, and my skin just fell off my chest, and then i went and i looked in a mirror and then i had skin falling off right here and on my face." when

nick mcgill explains... it left an indianapolis teen with skin peeling off his body. kyland clarkred hot water on him: "you already know ... (nat: you're so silly) ... get better ... get me back out there, shooting them hoops."he can joke now, but 15-year-old kyland clark is still wearing the scars of a dangerous internet challenge gone wrong.kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "the situation is here, so you canút like really just not deal with it."kyland says last week he and his friend were looking up the hot water challenge on youtube.when he fell asleep, he says his friend heated up some water and poured it on him. it was supposed to be a joke. kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "... when i came to my senses, the water got hot and i just got up and ripped my shirt off."kyland ran to a bathroom to try and escape the pain. kyland clark/friend poured hot water on him: "and then, like, i looked down at my chest, and my skin just fell off my chest, and then i went and i looked in a mirror and then i had skin falling off right here and on my face." when the damage

nick, let me bring you to the chart. this is a simply chart. to hilary clark that brought my attention to it.ere's no denying that they were low in basis, the german yield was investors european after hedging for a currency risk. does it look attractive. it does in that perspective, yes. investor, it has an appeal there. the challenge comes out when you ecg. ck to the and given the extent of the in europe. it moves earlier as opposed to ater, and you lose the anchoring effect. is path of least resistance higher yields. francine: let's bring up the chart. better?gs jeremy: i agree with the data in e.c.b. the in terms of rhett jofric. in terms of the forecast there's that onsistency, how is going to resolve itself. unless the trade situation orsens, i think it will be actioned sooner than the market now forced to reconsider. would see that we high yields over time, and we see back in terms of the bond-buying strategies. to the impetus in terms of differentials in terms of between the us and eurozone. advantage that the us has is of being remiss. tom: one of the points of disagreement in the sec

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