year-old oil painting thought to be by the italian master caravaggio has been found in an attic in southern francee picture, which depicts the biblical judas beheading a general, is well preserved, and, if genuine, could be worth 120 million euros. reporter: hidden under a leaky roof in a house in toulouse could be a masterpiece worth millions. it didn't take this art expert long to recognize the importance of the discovery. >> i admittedly thought of care of osseo because of the face. i had never seen a face like this. to me, it was obviously, it was by her of osseo. i had to test my idea with people who didn't think it was by care of osseo. -- by carob osseo -- varavaggio. it is thought to have gone missing around 100 years after it was painted. experts at paris's louvre museum are working to establish its authenticity. >> to speak to the opponents -- the possibility when that this would be another copy of a famous composition. but it isn't. brent: after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. ♪ announcer: "euromaxx highlights ." here is your host. >> welcome to the program fr

she'd moved from southern france to paris just for him. >> this where we lived.i used to admire him, i thought he was a genius. i was a student then. but i was scared because i wasn't allowed to see my parents. and i withdrew from my friends, as well. reporter: then they moved to a house in the suburbs. and her husband, who'd seemed like a respectable engineer, turn out to be a violent man. >> he forced me to sit on a chair for hours. first, he beat me -- on my arms mostly. then he started throwing things at me. i wasn't allowed to move, just sit there. and i had to keep looking him in the eyes. reporter: for alexia, defending herself wasn't an option. she stayed, and suffered quietly. until the day her husband tried to kill her. that's when she fled to the neighbours and filed charges. >> i always thought i hadn't done enough for him. that i somehow had to be better. it's like i was under the spell of a guru. when he cheated on me, he blamed it on me, saying i hadn't taken good enough care of him. reporter: for abusers, guilt and isolation are a standard tactic

. >>> when it rains it pours for a family in southern france. they went up to the attic to fix a leak in the roof and behind a locked door they found a painting covered in dust. now, the house dates back to the 17th century. turns out so does the painting. work by the italian master ka cavaggio and was probably forgotten in that attic for 150 years. if genuine this one is worth $135 million, enough to pay for a new roof and then some. >> i got to clean up the attic, i think. >> maybe find a carvaggio inside. more news coming up after this. headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, let's-rock-this-concert- like-it's-1999 kind of mom. back pain? motrin helps you be the side-planking, keeping-up-with- your-girlfriend- even-though-you'll-feel-it- later kind of woman you are. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, when pain tries to stop you, there's motrin. motrin works fast to stop pain where it starts. make it happen with motrin liquid gels. to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them with k9 advantix ii. it kills fleas, tick

. >>> and when it rains it pours for a family in southern france.to the attic to fix a leak in the roof, and behind a locked door they found a painting covered in dust. now, the house dates back to the 17th century. it turns out so does the painting. >> pretty cool. it's believed to be a work by the italian master caravaggio and was probably forgotten in that attic for 150 years. there's another version of the painting in the royal museum. if genuine, this one is worth $135 million, enough to pay for a new roof and then some. >> i got to go clean up the attic, i think. maybe the garage. >> maybe find a caravaggio inside. >> i'm hoping. >> crossing fingers. >> you can hope. >> more news coming up after this. headache? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, let's-rock-this-concert- like-it's-1999 kind of mom. back pain? motrin helps you be the side-planking, keeping-up-with- your-girlfriend- even-though-you'll-feel-it- later kind of woman you are. body pain? motrin helps you be an unstoppable, i-can-totally-do-this- all-in-one-trip kind of woman. when pa

400 years old and happens to believe to be painted by italian master discovered in an attic in southern franceion if it is authentic. >> whoa. >> i don't have an attic but i would clean it out if i did. >> thank you for joining us today. "the real story" starts right now. >>> house speaker paul ryan making it official he will not be the republican presidential nominee. welcome to the real story. he is going to address the rnc to rule out a presidential run, quote, once and for all. before that he talked to a fox news radio affiliate in wisconsin about it earlier today. >> i made a clear choice not to run for president. therefore i will not be nomin e nominat nominated. i will not allow my name placed in a nomination. i don't know how i can be clearer than that. my strong opinion is if it goes to an open convention, it seems like it is very much a possibility, my answer is the

she'd moved from southern france to paris just for him. >> this where we lived.e him, i thought he was a genius. i was a student then. but i was scared because i wasn't allowed to see my parents. and i withdrew from my friends, as well. reporter: then they moved to a house in the suburbs. and her husband, who'd seemed like a respectable engineer, turn out to be a violent man. >> he forced me to sit on a chair for hours. first, he beat me -- on my arms mostly. then he started throwing things at me. i wasn't allowed to move, just sit there. and i had to keep looking him in the eyes. reporter: for alexia, defending herself wasn't an option. she stayed, and suffered quietly. until the day her husband tried to kill her. that's when she fled to the neighbours and filed charges. >> i always thought i hadn't done enough for him. that i somehow had to be better. it's like i was under the spell of a guru. when he cheated on me, he blamed it on me, saying i hadn't taken good enough care of him. reporter: for abusers, guilt and isolation are a standard tactic to maintain con

heaven knows what he was like when the peasants woke up one morning to discover and southern france thatthere were a load of bulldozers that had moved in carving a road through their own property. i suspect they wouldn't be so please, but you do have a kind of servants that the roman empire sees itself in terms of its connections common terms of how they were joined up by roads. that, as bill suggests, is an interesting background to christianity because the standard view that we all learned through largely christian sources is such that somehow the kind of battle between the romans and christians, standoff. the christians are the counterculture and the romans constantly the enemy. we see it in those two terms. that seems to me really really misleading way of cnet, for all kinds of ways. for start that christians were romans anyway. their work romans over here and christians over here. there were christian romans and not christian romans. the really striking thing and actually we overlook this when we just look at the title of the new testament and paulson and corinthians letter to babyl

-year-old painting that might have been painted by the italian master caravaggio was found in southern france. the estimated value $135 million. it's beautiful. the painting had been left for more than 150 years in a property found by the owners when they went to investigate a leaky roof. and did led zepplin steal it's biggest hit? they will face a jury trial over whether they stole stairway to heaven from the band spirit. the trial is scheduled for may 10th. we'll have to get steve to weigh in on that. that's the update this hour. let's get back downtown. carl back to you. >> steve could write in if he wanted to. >> he could. >> europe and the u.k. will close in 10 seconds. >> a lot of people are focused on this announcement that up to 600 jobs would go. it would appear. the big stand out from the market action today is just this horrible reaction later on in the session to the new firewall that the italians announced last night on the italian banks. falling after rallying for two days. some of them rallying early this morning but falling back. the size of this new firewall, the private vehi

heaven knows what he was like when the peasants woke up one morning to discover and southern france thatthere were a load of bulldozers that had moved in carving a road through their own property. i suspect they wouldn't be so please, but you do have a kind of servants that the roman empire sees itself in terms of its connections common terms of how they were joined up by roads. that, as bill suggests, is an interesting background to christianity because the standard view that we all learned through largely christian sources is such that somehow the kind of battle between the romans and christians, standoff. the christians are the counterculture and the romans constantly the enemy. we see it in those two terms. that seems to me really really misleading way of cnet, for all kinds of ways. for start that christians were romans anyway. their work romans over here and christians over here. there were christian romans and not christian romans. the really striking thing and actually we overlook this when we just look at the title of the new testament and paulson and corinthians letter to babyl

southern europe. carrefour is france's biggest retailer. guy: we are going to be watching some of the stocks. market open. we are four minutes away from that market open. how will friday fair? we will find out next. ♪ guy: good morning, you are watching "on the move." theymoments away nothing start of european trading. given the chinese credit. gets, but should investors worry that debt continues to climb? too close to call ahead of brazil's impeachment vote? the new revenue growth cost. it will embark on an expenses cut. still tumultuous out there, there was a lot going on. european equity markets look reasonably calm according to the futures. plenty of stocks we will be paying attention to. caroline: we are on track for the best record for european stocks since february. it is the highest since the beginning of the year. asia was a bit lackluster today. perhaps some profit taking off. it came in line with expectations in terms of gdp. saw industrial production pickup, factory output and retail. is that all credit-fueled? we saw some declines across the board. the mckay was also off. let's g

i think the convergence between southern europe and germany and france is only possible in such a direction, such a path. if not, it will be impossible. also, i think it's useful for germany. germany, too, needs to have a euro area working, effective without the crisis we had with greece or with other countries. so i think for italy, there's this big, big direction today to take the lead. as mario draghi said, we made to have euro area -- >> reporter: i'll ask you again. is prime minister renzi capable of doing that? >> he has to do it. >> reporter: no choice. >> italy has to do it. for italy, it's the only possibility to get recovery. if not, we will continue to be in this stagnant situation in which without a strong european recovery, for us it could be impossible. you know we have the best macroeconomic conditions. low oil prices, low interest rates. we have very, very good euro-dollar interest rates -- exchange rates. so we have all the positive conditions to boost economy and to exit from stag inauguration. we need big choices, but the biggest choice is to lead this euro area integrati

and we have helped to have the people in the region to prevent an outbreak of ebola, and france, guinea and southern nations, and so there are so much more work needed there. is no doubt that the situation if libya is immensely challenging, but we have a government of national accord with whom we can work, and while in syria and iraq, we are continuing the coalition efforts to defeat and degrade daesh. more than 25,000 daesh fighters have now been killed. over 600 in the last month alone, and with the total number of daesh fighters now estimated to be at the lowest for about two years. the iraqi security forces are steadily pushing daesh out of its territory, and this week almost entirely clearing them out of the town, and our kurdish friends have nearly been cut off of mosul and cut off the isis road. and we have maintained our borders in the uk and we will continue to do so and we know that the challenge it poses to the friends and allies and to the continent of europe. this is the sort of the challenge that can only be tackled effectively through the international cooperation, and nato is helping

southern india >>> welcome to al jazeera live from doha. also coming up in the program, belgian prosecutors say the attackers are initially planned to strike in france. g7 foreign ministers gather for talks. north korea is expected to top the agenda. an empathy machine that gives young people the chance to really feel what it's like to grow old. eye >>> first, at least 100 people have been killed in a massive fire at a temple in southern india. it happened in a festival which draws in thousands to worship and watch fireworks. >> reporter: every year this temple marks new year's celebrations with a fireworks display and competition. once again, this year thousands of people have come to worship and watch the show. it was halfway through the show when a spark set-off the rest of the fireworks in storage leading to this scene. officials say most of the people who died were trapped by the flames in the crowded temple as the storage shed next to it exploded. chunks of concrete and debris crushed worshippers. the explosion was felt within a 1 kilometer radius. >> translation: the families of the deceased will be provided financial assistance and the injur

southern spain. he was living under a false identity. spanish and french investigators believe that he led france -- he fled france shortly after the 2015acks and continue trafficking weapons. there is been an outcry after footage emerged a vigilante bulgaria rounding up migrants, forcing them into the ground, and tying them up here at first their help was welcomed to obtain migrants illegally crossing the border from turkey. they have now reversed their position. : what happened in the seclusion of the bull gary and forest has been seen all over the world. the men on the ground are thought to be afghan refugees. the message from their assailants could not be clearer. >> noble guerrier for you. -- no bulgaria for you. no bulgaria. they: the video emerged same time the bulgarian prime minister publicly thanked the citizens who round of migrants. the footage was taken just outside of this village. it is close to the turkish border. we saw dozens of police and soldiers here. even so, 90% of the migrants by locale picked up people. we hand them over to the police. he says that he gives refugees something to eat and drink before he reports t

southern spanish coast. he has denied the accusations and says he is willing to be transferred to france to face justice. according to spain's interior ministry, a serbian man and a montenegrin were also arrested on arms trafficking charges as part of the same operation. with more detail, here is our correspondent in madrid. >> he is accused of being the arms dealer that supplied the weapons with which amedy onlibaly used in that attack the french supermarket in january, 2015. as you said, he denies these the police, but think he could have been involved, along with serbian individuals, to provide those weapons. he was arrested, as you said, yesterday in malaga. his home was searched and a number of forged documents were seized, along with some computer information. all of that being analyzed. the judge of the court today decided to remand him in custody pending the transmission or the implementation of the european arrest warrant. in principle, spain has no opposition to extraditing him to france to face those allegations, but they will check that he does not have any allegations outstanding in spain be

southern australia, sustaining 2800 jobs. it is a major win for the french defense industry, creating up to 4000 jobs created in france. this is a great victory for french industry. for the french naval construction sector. it represents thousands of jobs. these jobs and the working bulk place order will take where french submarines are made. has exclusive negotiating rights was one of the most exclusive defense contracts, due sometime after australia's general election. melissa: how is it going down on the markets? stephen: talus owns 35% of it. its shares are up today in paris, but the rival court did not windows contracts. they are down 2% in germany. jumped byhartered's 10%, despite a slumping profits in the first quarter. i can tell you paris and frank for it, a short time ago, were trading in the red. melissa: we look now to mitsubishi motors, which has failed field tests. that it it has reported is reporting full consumption data for some of its cars. some 600,000 vehicles, now mitsubishi says the rating dates back to 1991, which means the number would be much higher. shares in the company plummeted a further 10

southern india. this is al jazeera. live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead, belgian prosecutors say the brussels attackers had initially planned to strike in france. g7 foreign ministers gather for talks in japan. north korea is expected to top the agenda. signs of ageing, we take a look at the empathy machine that gives young people the chance to feel what it's really like to grow old >>> first some breaking news. an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 has hit remote north-western pakistan near the border with afghanistan. the quake was centred in pakistan at a depth of 210 kilometers. witness epz say building shook in the capital kabul and in islamabad. tremors were also felt in the india capital. many residents were forced to leave their homes according to witnesses. no words yet on casualty numbers. we will, of course, bring you the latest as and when we have it. more than 100 people have been killed after an explosion sparked after fireworks in southern india. emergency services are now struggling to help the injured. >> reporter: every year this temple marks the new year's celebrations with a fireworks display and competition. once again, thi

southern india >>> welcome to al jazeera live from doha. also coming up in the program, belgian prosecutors say the attackers are initially planned to strike in franceg7 foreign ministers gather for talks. north korea is expected to top the agenda. an empathy machine that gives young people t

france 7000 people attended the opening of the international kite festival. for 10 days kite enthusiasts arrive on the coast to fly giants and original kites. >>> things aren't as pleasant in the southern part of the u.s. parts of texas and arkansas cleaning up after a line of stormy weather dropped baseball and softball sized hail. don champion reports on the damage. >> reporter: the violent storms created devastating sites and north texas. in a matter of minutes, hail the size of baseballs and bigger broke countless windows and exposed homes and pierced a hole in tim burton's roof. >> it's incredible. i've never been through anything like this before. >> reporter: hailstones pummeled there's so much damage in a city outside of dallas that the school district canceled classes today. the severe weather it as a line of storms marched across the south. in arkansas powerful wind knocked trees onto homes and elsewhere in the state lightning sparked a fire that destroyed this church. the severe weather threat across the region is lower today. don champion cbs news. >> the damage from yesterday's storm will take a few days to sso use the wusa mobile app to find out the latest on this story a

france. tonight this remains a continent on edge, as it weighs the price of security. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, brussels. >>> in this country, a deadly and highly unusual scene today on a highway in southern california. a single-engine plane crashed into a car while trying to land north of san diego. witnesses said the plane appeared to be having mechanical problems. one person in the car died. three others injured. a pilot and passenger on the plane were also injured and taken to the hospital. >>> we are watching the weather tonight, especially in the mid-west and northeast as an unusual cold wave sweeps across the region, bringing high winds and even snow. meteorologist dylan dreyer has the very latest. >> good evening, jose. we have got a bitter blast of cold air that will surge down from the north. here is that famous polar vortex. as that shifts a bit, we will see the jet stream dip down. and drag down that arctic air. low temperatures sunday morning will be well below average, only in the teens and 20s with windchills in the single digits in some areas, because of the gusty winds. as we go into sunday afternoon, temperatures will be rung 10 to to 20 degrees below average. highs in s

police in the southern state say the blast began when stored fireworks exploded inside the temple complex. >> belgian prosecutors say the brussels attackers had first planned to strike in france. they believe the group changed its plan because it was surprised by a fast-moving investigation. >>> tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets have been used against refugees trying to get into greece. greece condemned the incident, saying indiscriminate force is both dangerous and deplorable. >>> an the eve of peru's presidential elections, four have been killed and six missing after an armed attack. the authorities believe that the lettest shining path rebels are behind the attack in the central region. three killed were soldiers, the fourth their driver. they were taking forces to guard voting stations. guards have been deployed which is in a major coca production area. >> security on peru voter minds ahead of the vote to choose a new president sunday. the front runner is holding on to a lead but is unlikely to win outright in the first round. from lima, here's maria sanchez. >> last month, a 38-year-old was standing outside his home. a man walked up to him and shot him twice in

southern india. this is al jazeera. live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead, belgian prosecutors say the brussels attackers had initially planned to strike in france. g7 foreign ministers gather for talks in japan. north korea is expected to top the agenda. signs of ageing, we take a look at the empathy machine that gives young people the chance to feel what it's really

southern portugal to see the most precipitation. now it looks like it's going to remain a little toward the east and up along the spain and france bordern to eastern france as well. showery weather expected for paris as well and extending up towards brussels and maybe towards frank fort and stuttgart, looking at scattered showers and storms there. just the usually expected showers through dublin and eden borrow and london. >>> it is time to say thank you for the music. coming up, we look at the legacy of "american idol", as the show waves good-bye after seasons. >>> and the west indies, >>> it's the show that launched the careers of some of music's biggest stars. now after 15 seasons, american idol is coming to an end. ♪ ♪ my father god to thee ♪ author of liberty >> that is kelly clarkson, who won the very first season of the show back in 2002. she is scheduled to appear on the show's finale, along with country super star and fellow idol winner carrie underwood. "american idol's" final week begins monday. so as american idol fans try to digest this news, let's talk about why the show is ending at this time, what legacy it leaves behin

france. they were reportedly surprised by the speed of the investigation and instead rushed an attack on brussels. men inties arrested four raids over the weekend, all allegedly connected to the brussels attacks. in southern, medical teams are tending to hundreds injured after a massive fire that killed at least 110 people as authorities search for those responsible for the illegal fireworks display which caused the blaze at a hindu temple. the display was staged the forward on sunday as the temple was packed with thousands attending a religious festival. president obama will meet with u.s. federal reserve chair janet yellen today. the white house says the oval office meeting will focus on the state of the american and global economy as well as wall street reform. vice president joe biden will also attend. global news 24 hours a day. i'm caroline hyde. francine: thank you so much, caroline. as we talk about the panama papers fallout, i want to draw your attention to something that gadfly wrote. it is lionel laurent. it says, nevermind the russians. penama will be all about the banks. lionel joins us on set. paul donovan also with us. you basically argue that once we move away from resignations or david ca

france. abdeslam is set to face charges for the november massacre which killed 130 people. >>> we're learning more about the details of that family massacre in southern office now says most of the eight victims were shot multiple times. one had nine gunshot wounds and some of the bodies were bruised as well. there have been no arrests yet in this case. authorities say a marijuana growing operation was found at the crime scene, but they can't say yet if this was about a drug gang-involved killing. >>> severe weather to tell you about. it has struck millions of people from oklahoma to ohio overnight with more on the way today. thunderstorms, massive hail, strong winds. they're all part of this system hitting the plains and the midwest. at least five tornadoes touched down in four states yesterday. fortunately, there were no reports of major damp, or age o injuries. a flash flood warning remain ins in effect through this morning. >>> prince's sister revealing to a minnesota court as far as she knows the pop superstar did not have the a will. no one really knows the value of his estate, which, of course, includes his paisley park property, a record label