beneath this field just outside the city is a roman palace.ith serbian colleagues to start the mammoth task of excavation. stefan is one of the people coordinating the dig. potentially, we are excavating the palace of roman emperor maximianus herculius and if it turns out to be emperor maximianus herculius, it definitely is one of the most exciting finds in the world of european roman archaeology. the plan is to excavate the palace and find out more. but it's going to take years. anything i can help with here? anything i can do? yes. you may, in fact, you may use this thing. what does this do? shall i show you? yeah. it sprays the water, so you can clean the mosaic stones. incredible. this is really pleasurable to literally uncover and expose works of building and art that, you know, were literally thousands of years old. incredible. and thousands of years ago, the romans continued down the river to build the ancient city of singidunum — known today as serbia's capital belgrade. this is belgrade‘s most famous landmark, its fortress, the scene

so here home the entire from here we have an example of roman plumbing discovered by my predecessors in the 1960 s. when they were excavating the cellars of us and if they don't give us a lot of the pipes lead down to the tree or imperial. the romans built a large complex of thermal bads about 500 meters from here the old city of tree or or parts of it are virtually under our feet here the romans also brought wind to the mosul region could be seen roman wine presses have been found all the way down the mosel valley providing evidence of a wine growing tradition and so i go with you that's why. the cell is a food of myths and legends like something out of a harry potter movie. since i know for this is one of the 7 treasure chambers in our old cellar vaults. until the 1950 s. it was a tasting room for clients. after swirling the wine around in their mouths they spat it out into this sandstone drains we don't use. the cell isn't use for wine tasting anymore. instead it houses some electrical traces the archbishop's very finest been teacher a seems. sort of home to you know here we have

parts of it are virtually under our feet here the romans also brought wind to the mosul region scene roman wine presses have been found all the way down the mosel valley providing evidence of a wine growing tradition it's very good with you that's why. the cell is a food of myths and legends like something out of a harry potter movie. since i know form this is one of the 7 treasure chambers in our old cellar vaults. until the 1950 s. it was a tasting room for clients. after swirling the wine around in their mouths they spat it out and to this sandstone drains we don't know who. the santa isn't useful wine tasting email. instead it houses some intellectual treasures the archbishop's very finest vintage racing's. sort of home the and here we have our iler coupe for the superb wine from 2011 because it's a fruity riesling invent a fight with residual sugar it has lots of fruit flavors and a wonderful spiciness iler coop is simply a great wine for one of our in. the wine takes its name from the hill on which the vineyard is located on the famous mostly southwest face. in slope. the viney

siep from isaias, the queen of the skies flies into history and later opera's opening night where romans once watched chariots. >> this is the cbs weekend news. >> garrett: good evening, everyone, i'm major garrett in washington. coronavirus remains a threat to america's health and economy. today's maryland republican governor called it a twin crisis. southern california battles wildfires and the eastern sea board casts a wary eye on tropical storm isaias. but we begin with triumph bathed in starlight. the return to earth of two nasa astronauts courtesy of spacex. a private firm with ambitions seemingly as boundless as space itself. their dragon capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico after a mission to the international space station. mark strassmann has more. >> dragon spacex comm check. >> after six minutes of silence, spacex mission control wanted to hear from th fro-tronts. >> we read you lou clear. >> when thecasu came intoryone with spacex breatheier. fou mn chutes deployed. astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley 19 hour return trip was almost over. >> splashdown. >> welcome b

i'm christine romans. >> thanks, christine. i'm here for laura jarrett. 5 a.m. in new york. 88 days left to the election. happy friday, christine. >> it is friday. a lot to get to this morning before we move onto the weekend. coronavirus our top story, of course, forcing life or death choices across the country, but for 160,000 americans it's too late and the situation in the u.s. won't improve until at least september. the cdc projects 181,000 americans will die by august 29th. that's still 1,000 people a day until then. more than 1200 died yesterday. now a separate influential model used by the white house projects the death rate gets even worse. nearly 300,000 almost double the current total could die by december 1st, but this model also shows if nearly everyone wore a mask, 95% of americans wore a mask, 66,000 lives would be spared. easy comparison. kentucky mandated masks last month. deaths are down. tennessee has no mask requirement. deaths are up. >> if every individual is wearing a mask is putting the brakes on transmission by 40%, that starts to add up.

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mentality of the roman traditional all of the. demeanor of wants to accompany his daughter on her journey leaving the streets and as best as he can. in the meantime what more people have decided to support mariana and her fellow musicians so we will definitely catch up with her and to find out how she has been faring well that's all we have time for on today's focus on europe say well and see you next week you. yahweh . cheat me more super food. discounted and inexpensive but animals are suffering any environment is crying out. to new trends come here and feed on resources and. price more on the plate how good is cheap. meat in germany. in 30 minutes on d w. 2.0 strong opinion clear position the international perspective summing up. for the time being the coronaviruses would seem chance just i am with many countries including germany possibly facing us 2nd way we all support exactly how we can seem to find out join me in my gas up to the point shortly up to. point. to the tonight live on the t w. a middle sunday call complete the

roman shock we jus accept a weakened. all the question can use a commie more sophisticated experienced politician who has been pulling 'd for 'd 20 years he signed numerous agreements that integration and you name it and he has made a deliberate lets you know that the kremlin knows it everybody knows so there is 0 confidence and trust in whatever look at shanika sads so we look at him gaze we can right now i can hardly mention any area where there is good call peroration between belarus and russia even the military cooperation is not as solid it was like 10 putin years ago with joe political social economic crises i see that russia oh without any clear advantage in any scenario as it would just went ape and played the role of surprise surprise human rights organization your money terry an organization or humanitarian observer that would be against told chairs that russia would try to wean hearts and minds of the people it would try to keep up with a notice to buy the russian factories red directors nomenclature even speci

but i thank you roman roman costa method the better russian embassy in moscow. will be did us to analysts whether they think that the e.u. sanctions plan will high actually have the desired effect. there are discussions with the european union because they are in a difficult situation because on one sacked. they would like of course some believe to get china to changes in their lives get him to say they don't want binaries to. serve their interests most and western countries and especially i think germany wants to have that negotiation it was told the moment the sanctions they're talking about are mostly symbolic and not really found we will see how the situation will change but it was before the lion rechristened with the european commission says. pretty little to show you should be more careful in the way the chicks vote thank you workers for she is very concerned about the election results she says of what's happening is unacceptable from the european union point of view get very very very delicate situation they don't want it to go to ruth who feels they don

>> the recovery is slowing, as christine romans said.terms of collecting this data. we simply can't collect data quick enough for how fast the health crisis is escalating around the country. this is a really important point. what this is saying to us is we're at an inflection point. we managed to add over 1.8 million jobs in the month of july, but then we need to take a step back. what we're seeing in some of the details is that even though we're talking about an unemployment rate of 10.2%, they're saying we have a misclassification error. if the number of them said that rather than said they were absent, we've got an 11.2% approximately unemployment rate. there are challenges here, too, in that there were 7.7 million people that simply didn't look wore fork. when you start to add the details in t you recognize we're still facing a huge jobs crisis in this country. next month could actually see a deterioration to the point where we're losing jobs. more frequent data is warning that we're seeing a reversal in the job gains. so this is not

a few days ago, roman was beaten up by the police. the people i fear the most are the police.hese people any more. we need to change something in our country quickly. his sign says long live belarus, but roman sees no future for himself here — if there will be no change of president. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. the headlines on bbc news: as more pupils prepare to return to the classroom, england's chief medical officer says the risk to schoolchildren from coronavirus is low. president trump declares california's wildfires a major disaster — releasing federal funds to victims who've lost their homes. 0pposition protesters in belarus hold a big demonstration in minsk — two weeks after president lukashenko's disputed election victory. 0rganisers of illegal gatherings in england could be fined up to £10,000 from next week, as police are given more powers against those breaking coronavirus rules. the new measures could also see tougher penalties for those who fail to wearface coverings when required. andy moore reports. filmed from a police helicopter, an illegal party in a b

the name of this vaccine right now all of the kompany that produced it decided to call it sputnik 5 roman numeral v. so sputnik 5 so that's the name for i guess analogies 1st in space and 1st in the fight against vaccine as well well a lot of here putin earlier today said that he hopes that mass production all for the vaccine will start very soon he said that's his own daughter actually got inoculated as well and after a couple of days off sleights temperature she is now flying actually let's have a listen to what the russian president had to say. in regard to the vaccine. those who can use use of the student as far as i knew this morning the 1st vaccine for corona virus in the world was registered among the country's health minister to further inform us about what i already knew that it's working effectively and forming a tough immunity. and of course this vaccine was in testing with the russian military as well as a civilian company both civilians and military personnel took part in the next scene they all are ok and the next step according to the russian health ministry asked to do is

a few days ago, roman was beaten up by the police. the people i fear the most are the police.e can protect us, and i cannot live beside these people any more. we need to change something in our country, quickly. his sign says "long live belarus" but roman sees no future for himself here if there'll be no change of president. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. whilst opposition groups are demonstrating in belarus, sympathisers have held similar events in other countries. this is lithuania, where at least 30,000 people, including president nauseda, formed a human chain from the capital, vilnius, right to the border with belarus. you can see how they're unfurling a huge red and white flag — that's the former flag of belarus, which is being used to show opposition to mr lukashenko. vytis jurkonis lectures at the institute of international relations and political science at vilnius university and is an expert in the politics of belarus. hejoined that march of solidarity and explained why it carried such support from the people of lithuania. we had something like view dozens we had s

a few days ago, roman was beaten up by the police. the people i fear the most are the police.can protect us, and i cannot live beside these people any more. we need to change something in our country, quickly. his sign says "long live belarus" but roman sees no future for himself here if there'll be no change of president. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. while opposition groups are demonstrating in belarus, sympathisers have held similar events in other countries. this is lithuania, where at least thirty thousand people, including president nauseda, formed a human chain from the capital, vilnius, to the border with belarus. you can see how they're unfurling a huge red and white flag — that's the former flag of belarus, which is being used to show opposition to mr lukashenko. vytis jurkonis lectures at the institute of international relations and political science at vilnius university and is an expert in the politics of belarus. hejoined that march of solidarity and explained why it carried such support from the people of lithuania. yeah, we had something like a few yeah, we

a few days ago, roman was beaten up by the police. the people i fear the most are the police.can protect us, and i cannot live beside these people any more. we need to change something in our country, quickly. his sign says "long live belarus" but roman sees no future for himself here if there'll be no change of president. steve rosenberg, bbc news, minsk. while opposition groups are demonstrating in belarus, sympathisers have held similar events in other countries. this is lithuania, where at least 30,000 people, including president nauseda, formed a human chain from the capital, vilnius, to the border with belarus. you can see how they're unfurling a huge red and white flag — that's the former flag of belarus, which is being used to show opposition to mr lukashenko. two hurricanes are forecast to slam into the us gulf coast this week, one right after the other. hurricane marco and tropical storm laura are threatening torrential rain, high winds and flooding. we've already seen the devastating impact left behind in parts of the caribbean — at least 10 people are dead in the d

sé que voy a ir a parar con él en el cielo pero antes debo hacer justicia por él. >> la muerte de románar fort hood, en texas es helder fernández que había sido trasladado a otra unidad por ser víctima de una investigación abierta por abuso, conversé con su madre. >> yo sabía que había un problema ahí por algún motivo él no quería volver con los soldados, personas de fuerzas armadas por algún motivo él no quería volver ahí, por eso estuva en el hospital por seis días y no sé exactamente si él estaba en el hospital por seis días, las personas que viven con él en casa, dicen que no fue nunca para la casa y ese día lunes nadie sabe dónde está mi hijo. >> qué cree que le pasó a su hijo señora lina. >> es lo que quiero saber, por eso estoy preguntando acá a los militares y policías de aquí, pido al público, residentes de acá que me ayuden a saber qué esta pasando con mi hijo y dónde esta mi hijo y qué pasó con mi hijo ¿por qué mi hijo desapareció? estoy pidiendo ayuda a todos para encontrar a mi hijo, no es el único, sabemos que vanessa guillén y tengo respeto por su familia porque estoy sin

bohemian roma and the whole course was a cultural extermination that killed off so much jewish and roman culture and that can't be forgotten so that was brooke public or to talk creator she has more than $3500000.00 hearts which of the equivalent of likes on the platform of the comments of that video one user said that they didn't realize that the roma had been targeted alongside jews in the holocaust so we can see that although tick tock can be a place for narcissistic videos in the misguided misuse of history it can also be a really powerful platform to educate a whole new generation about the holocaust they don't believe reporter joel dover thank you. watching the news live from berlin coming up we look at the lives of syrian refugees 5 years after arriving in germany there is a pool slots one news on the web site should you need it. you can also follow us on twitter and instagram the handle there is at the d w news i'll have more updates for you in 45 minutes time to let the kids. my 1st vice take mosul sewing machine. where i come from women are balanced by this ocean for. something

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. monday, august 17th. 5 a.m. this may be the most ambitious plan to test students, staff and their family. the testing and contact tracing program covers half a million students and 75,000 staff membe members. they say it's a step towards reopening schools. they say that won't be happening any time soon. nationwide it took just 18 days for the covid death toll to grow by 20,000 people. it now stands at just over 170,000. cnn's natasha chen has the latest from atlanta. >> reporter: christine and laura, it is very shocking to see the overall numbers of more than 500 million cases in the u.s. and 169,000 people who have died in this country. also important to look at the overall trends. a seven day average has come down slightly compared to a few weeks ago but the trend, the seven-day average much newly reported deaths has pretty much stayed stagnant. of course, there are pockets of the country struggling with this more than others, especially in places where school districts are having to figure out how to educate

and in the roman world, very few people actually were citizens. certainly most jews were not .s. and is caesar he went . and he did ultimately die that i thought it was interesting that while he was willing to die for the gospel, he was not willing to surrender his rights as a roman. so first of all, we are called upon to defend our lives pretty trump has offered to defend our rights. and by the way, the caesar at that time, the occupant of that office was siberia. it was a notorious sexual deviant and pedophile pretty murder his opponent . and had their bodies float down the river to intimidate his critics. he was not a good man rated but that's who he appealed to. so that is the first thing we are called to do in the second thing we are called to do is to advance, carl good. "ronald reagan in his famous address for the national association of evangelicals in 1983 where he said, you don't get to check out the citizenship and say both sides are flawed pretty good to choose a side. and he was talking about communism versus capitalism but in the place today in our own context and

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. it's thursday, august 13th here in new york. >> 82 days to the election. we begin here with kamala harris laying out her first speech as joe biden's running mate. >> everything we care about, our economy, our health, our children, the kind of country we live in, it's all on the line. we're reeling from the worst public health crisis in a century. america is crying out for leadership. we're experiencing a moral reckoning with racism and systemic injustice that has brought a new coalition of conscience to the streets of our country demanding change. >> harris and biden making their first appearance together in biden's home state of delaware on the same stage but socially distanced. harris sharply criticized the president's handling of the pandemic and the economic fallout. jessica dean has more from washington. >> reporter: the first look at an historic ticket. >> i had a great choice, but i have no doubt that i picked the right person to join me as the next vice president of the united

to to and to me could you please shortly introduce yourself and tell me why you're here my name is roman i'm 26 years old i work in the tech sector here in belarus in a private company and i have been coming here for the past turned a half weeks a little bit exhausted but to all the people here are hopeful that this persistent protest to this peaceful protest percival will help us make some change in the country we're hoping 1st and foremost we're hopeful for the honest election which where wear off so you've told me that you that you you work in the i.t. sector right it's a very powerful it's a very it's a very prominent sector in fact as far as i know it has huge tax breaks when it comes so are you concerned that if some of the changes that you are demanding here are you concerned that these changes might take these tax breaks away from you are you willing to perhaps i'm not saying that this is going to happen are you willing to pay a bit more maybe. i think yes we are ready and we're not concerned about that the company is for instance the company i work for is more concerned about th

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romans, thanks. >>> president trump levelled a new insult at senator kamala harris.to be the 2016 playbook all over again. that's next. >>> all right. this morning a day after the rollout of the democratic ticket where joe biden and kamala harris talked about the future of the country, and talked about the president's handling of the coronavirus, the president himself is using sexist attacks against senator harris. listen. >> and now you have a sort of a mad woman. i call her, because she was so angry and so -- such hatred with justice kavanaugh. i mean, i have never seen anything like it. she was the angriest of the group and they were all angry. >> joining us now is cnn's chief political analyst dana bash and also van jones. thank you for being with us. i know it's not surprising that the president has done this, he used the word angry or mad like six times in 12 seconds right there. to an extent, this is the president's run of 2016 all over again. >> yeah, just with a different set of characters and a different geography, if you will. first of all, calling her ang

i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes past the hour.cceptance speech half a century in the making. >> it's with great honor and humility i accept this nomination for president of the united states of america. >> joe biden's rhetorical themes of darkness and light trying to draw a clear contrast to president donald trump without explicitly focusing on the man he wants to replace. biden did, however, take direct aim at the president's failures when it comes to coronavirus and the broader implications. >> the president keeps telling us the virus is going to disappear. he keeps waiting for a miracle. well, i have news for him, no miracle is coming. and after all of this time, the president still does not have a plan. well, i do. i'll have a national mandate to wear a mask, not as a burden but as a patriotic duty to protect one another. in short, we'll do what we should have done from the very beginning. our current president's failed in his most basic duty to the nation, he's failed to protect us. he's failed to protect america. and my fell

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. >> good morning, i'm christine romans. it is 5 a.m. in new york. 11 weeks to the election. democrats launching the opening salvo. democrats of all stripes and several republicans casting a wider tent, maybe the most powerful speech coming from a woman who lost her father to covid-19. >> dad was a healthy 65-year-old. his only pre-existing condition was trusting donald trump and for that he paid with his life. the coronavirus has made it clear there are two americans, the america that donald trump lives in and the america that my father died in. enough is enough. >> democrats are trying to use this socially distanced convention to highlight the character of the party's choice to take on trump. the night included pre-produced video with a short discussion on racial justice led by joe biden and a video highlighting the again da capped with sharp closing arguments of the president's failures including one from former first lady michelle obama. cnn's jeff zeleny is in delaware for us. >> reporter: christine and laura, it was the speech from former first lady michelle obama that

i'm christine romans. >> i'm boris sanchez in for laura jarrett. half past the hour. >> nearly one american per minute died of coronavirus yesterday. deaths were up in 15 states. at least 1,000 deaths per day has been a painful new normal for the past two weeks. the u.s. has far outpaced other big countries death rates. dr. anthony fauci says without everyone's cooperation the human toll will just keep rising. >> as long as you have any member of society, any demographic group who's not seriously trying to get to the end game of suppressing this, it will continue to smolder and smolder and smolder. >> and now the coordinator of the white house coronavirus task force outlining new concerns. dr. deborah birx warning nine u.s. cities about increasing positivity rates. many of these cities have big african-american populations and they've been hit hard by the pandemic. also a concern, california's central valley. south of the valley in los angeles the mayor has okayed shutting off water and power to residences like this one, businesses, too, that host

i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. tuesday, august 11th, 5 a.m. in new york. 12 weeks to election day. we begin with the topic on the minds of so many as children start heading back to school. so many questions remain how to do that safely in the middle of a global pandemic as an alarming new study finds there has been a 90% increase in coronavirus cases among u.s. children over the last month. while children often do not get as sick as adults, health experts say covid-19 in children is still a serious matter. >> it's not fair to say that this virus is completely benign in children. we've had 90 deaths in children in the u.s. already in just a few months, right? every year we worry about influenza in children and there are roughly around 100 deaths in children from influenza every year. >> reporter: health experts say the sharp increase is likely due to mainly more activity among children, more covid testing, and an overall rise in cases in the general population. cnn's athena jones has more from new york. >> reporter: good morning, christine and

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. >> i'm christine romans. tuesday, august 25th. 5 a.m. in new york. exactly ten weeks now until the election. republicans open the national convention trying to close the empathy gap. president trump's allies offer a misleading portrayal on his efforts on coronavirus and race pitching trump as a leader, protecting the country from democrats who they falsely claim want to wipe out the suburbs from their radical socialist agenda. as advertised, trump made himself a star of the show twice. the gop put forward two most compelling speakers. nikki hailey and south carolina senator tim scott. >> they argued trump's policies have lifted up a diverse array of american families. they say democrats have gone too far with claims of systemic racism in the u.s. the claims made on the same day people were protesting the shooting of a black man in wisconsin. trump appeared with workers portraying the president as a leader who quickly confronted coronavirus. cnn's kaitlyn collins is at the white house for us. >> what really emerged from this first night of the republi