that christophe explains that the tatra eighty seven and its direct predecessor the seventy seven were some of the world's first vehicles to be developed in a wind tunnel we engineers enlisted hungary unsettling build apologize for help go christo says the most successful product of their ambitious research was arguably this car that contre eighty seven percent in one thousand nine hundred thirty six with a drag coefficient i was just zero point thirty six and that still is very impressive today come on guy six one that's come to help put it all to. a modest seventy five horsepower is still enough to accelerate the tatra eighty seven to over one hundred fifty kilometers per hour with a recommended cruising speed of one hundred thirty five in the one nine hundred thirty s. the top row was one of the world's fastest series production vehicles as it will be fixed christophe recommends taking your foot off the gas to really experience house . streamlined the car is it just carries on rolling totally unaffected by the wind and of course was air resistance means lower fuel consumption this c

one of the pioneers of aerodynamics has put to the test the eighty seven the brentano ranks among the world's oldest automobile manufacturers it began. reducing motorcars as early as eight hundred ninety seven and cups of meat set in what's now the czech republic. yes no father contest because duff our explains that the first cars to come out of coffee of needs a still carry the name nestle gorf that's what the town was called before world war one when it still belong to austria hungary in one nine hundred twenty the company changed its name to trap after the highest mountain in former czechoslovakia the austrian carmaker consummate and his team created truly revolutionary designs and christophe also mentions the streamlined shape the brand's most iconic feature and a brand new concept back then. the first streamlining experiments began in the one nine hundred twenty s. i knew teardrop shaped body was used to minimize air resistance maxim i speed and reduce fuel consumption and on a diverse range of different vehicles including airships aircraft trains and of course cars. that christo

the age of eighty five we look back at the life and works of the few with the prize winning. the tragedy and comedy of the american jewish experience also on the program facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg apologizes to european. social media. for several tough questions. has been shared and manipulated.

nine hundred sixty two refused to press the button during the cuban missile crisis nine hundred eighty three is the subject of this book what happened in ninety three it was a very very dangerous year nine hundred eighty three people think the. cold war peaked with the cuban missile crisis in ninety sixty two october sixty three i actually argue that november eighty three the subject of my book is actually even more dangerous than what went on in the cuban missile crisis is partly because eighty three begins the early part of the year we've got reagan in the white house and aggressive u.s. president who's using all his rhetorical skills to condemn and dismiss the soviet union he calls them an evil empire in one of his speeches in march of that year really insulting thing to say about about the state in the later in that month he launches what he called his strategic defense initiative which was very soon labeled his star wars program because he intended in outs that they would shoot down all incoming missiles in space they would build a shield over the united states so that no missiles

break here the numbers the closing bell another green arrow for oil today at sixty nine dollars not the eighty dollars that the saudis want will be right back. ministries police school says and city administrations of many countries depend on one cool peroration that does what mike was hoping to avoid doesn't come from the rise. this is how the guns. would says that see the gun into the sea it's just a soup like in proprietary software you don't know this whole scope isn't that such a security risk when you have a black box operating to the public eye to microsoft dependency puts governments

but still the tundra eighty seven is an undisputed jemma pre-war automotive design a true work of art. i'm christopher explains that in this time through the engine isn't fitted at the front but under a gigantic could have to back off it's an air cooled created engine with a three liter displacement seventy five horsepower we engine block in transmission case are made from electron a super lightweight magnesium alloy which reduces the car's weight to one thousand three hundred seventy kilograms five hundred less than its direct predecessor. the forward speed gearbox with under synchronized first and second gears does take some getting used to. and it's prone to a crash or two visibility out the back is awful the split windshield and the dorsal fin restrict the field of view so what goes on behind the car is anyone's guess. but the tough trick is reliable check adventures jiri on said and their last laugh sequence successfully travelled the world in the eighty seven between one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and one nine hundred fifty. six as he went through stuff says this is a gr

the nine to. november ninety eighty three i should say we've had massive joint major exercises in the past few days. and in your book abel archer eighty three hey bill archer was an annual exercise that nato carried out it wasn't an exercise in which troops or army divisions or tanks went out into the field it was purely a communications exercise and the idea was to rehearse a story in which nato had lost a conventional war with the warsaw pact the forces of the warsaw pact and needed to resort to nuclear weapons and it's the protocols for the launch of nuclear weapons that this exercise is intended to reverse and sure enough on the eighth of november the nato leaders those who are playing the war game ask for formal permission to launch a full nuclear missile attack upon the soviet union soviet radio listeners choosing into every part of this story and slowly the kremlin convinces itself that this is not a war game this is actually the real thing an attack is imminent all these signs of come together all this tension is built up the whole year of living dangerously has built up to this moment on t

and screw up watching kit the self driving talking car from my one nine hundred eighty s. t.v. series knight writer i rarely has a car comes close to that is the new mercedes a class that only does a drive semi autonomous way even talked of the driver but he's going to give it a try. a method of pizza and says he's cold. behind the car promises to set the temperature at twenty point five degrees celsius again on the pavement favorites. so now yes tells the car to turn on the heated seats he shall see the sights and i. already have that i'm not against would like a bit more like him etc yeah they also order said to open the sun blinds. or know a machine. but he can't tell it to switch functions on or off it are connected to driving in traffic conditions like opening or closing the windows or turning a u.s.b. on or off but yes feels that's a good thing on the safety front. but the technology doesn't end there by far this is mercedes's first a class that can drive semi economists week and certain situations and improve camera radar systems keep close tabs on traffic up to five hund

six i bought as a more refined look than the eighty eight eighty seven or eighty six sedan and in europe at least is the most popular in addition. to us our comment i know likes the physical feel of cars especially sports cars the corvette is one such candidate with its ultra flat nose and the super short cabin and finally the chunky rear three hundred forty three kilowatts of power put the corvette in the major league sports cars with a top speed of two hundred ninety kilometers per hour i know wonders whether porsche ferrari and lamborghini should be afraid of a grand sport. it's a sight to behold even when stationary. and the corvette grand sports awesome appearance is guaranteed to turn heads it's a hybrid of the base model c seven sting ray which donated its engine and the high performance z o six version with its wider stance. the regular corvette is itself a rare sight in europe but this version with an almost nine centimeter wider body is truly exotic the interior has an array of details fashion from carbon fiber then there's the upscale napa leather upholstery competition sport

prosecutors confirmed that the platform had eighty seven thousand members some parents are said to have used the site to offer that own children for abuse. there's been a shop rise in child pornography investigations in recent years we wanted to find out who downloads this material. michael a self-confessed peter. finally agree to talk to us. when i realized that i had pedophilic tendencies it became a real problem for me i was disgusted with myself for this little. michael is now in a therapy program that helps him to control those tendencies. in. our research for this report took us to the philippines home to a flourishing international trade in child pornography. how can the perpetrators be stopped and how can potential victims p. protected. our report begins in columns for this is judge klaus. and his colleagues are frustrated that they can't do more to crack down on child pornography they can lock up perpetrators but that won't really change things burm says that therapy for offenders offers the best protection for potential victims and he set up an organization that provides that

and screw up watching kick the self driving talking car for my one nine hundred eighty s. t.v. series night writer i rarely has a car comes close to that is the new mercedes a class not only does it drive semi autonomy asli it even talks to the driver but he's going to give it a try. a method of. again says he's cold. if they're going to behind a car promises to set the temperature high twenty point five degrees celsius again on the pavement favorites. site now yes tells the car to turn on the heated seats he shouted to the site so i didn't. already have that on my now yes would like a bit more like him it's a death. and they also order said to open the sun blinds. were no i'm sure the doctor but can't tell if this was functions on or off that are connected to driving in traffic conditions like opening or closing the windows or turning the s.p. on or off but yes feels that's a good thing on the safety front. but the technology doesn't and they are by far this is mercedes is first a class they can drive semi autonomous fleet and certain situations and improve camera radar systems

cut me citizen having a close encounter with shots in the eighty six lives not really headed his kid soon as his. cultural and environmental pollution style because of the problems claimed but the exact cause remains unclear. eco africa thirty minutes on dublin. come to learn german with w. . any time any place. whether with jo jo and her friend it's fixed. it's the sudden thing next to this expert says it's a perfect job because i work with friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for free with d.w. . blessing. and a curse. force of nature and inescapable. monsoon. the tropical. there the sole focus of come to. the source of life. destruction. my long suit starting may twenty third to double. u.s. president donald trump on north korea's leader kim jong un to hold a much anticipated summit on the twelfth of june in singapore the two leaders will discuss ridding the korean peninsula of nuclear weapons and bringing the korean war to an official end sixty five years after the fighting stopped. europe and the u.s. all calling for restraint out of the

which is something that never happened that we know of it since we had official numbers at the. eighty percent of people in caracas live in poverty. the economic collapse has contributed to a big increase in the crime rate. there were nearly four thousand murders in twenty fifteen an average of eleven per day. gangs of violent youth are taken over parts of the city. we've arranged to meet some of these gang members sixty miles and the site after we walk up some stairs to a darkened room where we meet six young men and two women that look at that very heavily armed and wearing masks that later played i ask the leader what is going to does to make money. a bit of everything drugs kidnapping auto theft contract killing. mostly drugs. do you worry about the police now i have good contacts. in the gang displays their arsenal of weapons imported from the us brazil and austria. the leader takes the clip out of his pistol and hands it to me you know a hell of a. first time. where they. hit you left your fingerprints are small. jolie yeah the leader says business is great right now. only one ni

so you see if you think about the saxophone you think about just music right in the eighty's most of the songs that accompanied by the instrument in today's music it's not used that often but now it's a lender's young lady wants to put that instrument back in the spotlight a seal said to you about combines the saxophone was clever pick a music success even long and classic in twenty sixteen the biggest goal is to establish the saxophone as a solo instrument and the concert hall. she has everything a young classical music star needs sensational to dazzle charisma. instrument she's mastered like almost no one. saxophone. this is going to pan saxophone it's definitely a real saxophone a soprano like i don't actually invented of course the tenor sax which everyone knows from jazz there's about a tone the bass a d. from the contribution saxophone you need to stand on the chance to play that one. who was born in crimea has rediscovered the classical saxophone. the instrument was invented in the nineteenth century for romantic music and military. her brother gave it to her as a present she w

in afghanistan in the eighty's came back and helped to form some of the radical armies that fought that government until two thousand and one. that war killed at least one hundred fifty thousand people but the west didn't get involved in. and all sorts of quarters and war and. we know it was all right unfortunately we're running out of time aleksandra bruno who's a contributor of geo political monitor dot com in very interesting to hear your thoughts thank you. all right an activist who was violently arrested at a u.s. senate hearing on wednesday has now been released outside the court seventy nine year old cia veteran ray mcgovern showed bruises that he claimed were caused by police officers he was there to denounce the controversial nominee for cia chief. was. resisting my many respects. their comfort. give me that this is it is not heard of me and i don't like this. he spoke to the man you just saw in the footage former cia officer ray mcgovern he believes that the whole hearing was a shore up. this hearing started in a most unusual way with the chair saying this pardon i can't wear

the price of oil is rising on thursday a barrel of north sea brant crude oil surged above the eighty dollars mark for the first time since twenty fourteen one reason is the crisis surrounding iran plus opec and russia continuing to restrict their production venezuela is also producing less oil because of the ongoing unrest in the country. replace book c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is expected in brussels this coming tuesday to address the european parliament about the data scandal facebook has admitted to abusing the data of eighty seven million users by selling it the now defunct british data analysis firm cambridge analytical. has also stood before the u.s. senate to want so that questions about the affair. filmstar sound the high school for male actors to take a pay cut as a way to reduce the gender pay gap. she made the comments during an interview at camp film festival the day after dozens of female movie makers staged a protest on the red carpet calling for equal pay and opportunities. things have been looking pretty grim for chinese phone makers that. having been denied access to amer

prime minister following his unexpected election when i was there previously governable asia in the eighty's and ninety's thursdays when makes him the oldest elected leader in the world when haven reports. it was a long day for mahathir mohamad has he waited to be sworn in by the king of malaysia as prime minister for the second time the serum he was expected the morning after the election but following apparent delays it happened a few minutes before ten in the evening so. mild a month afterwards he spoke of the achievement and what's to come and. to say. that. for those supporters there was excitement with disbelief that malaysia was finally seeing a change in government after sixty one years in power by the ruling very son coalition . struggle for more than their teachers government and the big fish formation in. gives you know it's a mystery give all of us i think. i think everyone will have on just all great faith that. could be regarded as the puppet master of malaysian politics. in wednesday's election he defeated the party he used to lead it's now led by now the politician man had a

years important but what you said is very interesting you know we've got this controversy with the eighty and the time warner merger that's been in the news that the. the government just rested in the it's in the hands of the judge now but now with regard to t. mobile and sprint there are actually as you use a making a public relations ploy really to an audience of one donald trump really is in the case of eighteen t. and time warner they say that's vertical integration in the case of a sprint and t. mobile which we have here you're buying out your competition so i think they're big hurdle is going to be with the f.c.c. and with the d.o.j. because regulators are going to say you're just trying to monopolize the market now there's going to be three choices so you know fewer choices are usually kind of bad for the consumer but you know with all these guys investing billions and tens of billions of dollars into expanding their networks anyway i think we're going to be able to get over those dead zones and role of communities and the connectivity that you say that will help education health c

so here we go it is the it. in eighty ninety six theodore heard saw in austria-hungary and journalist wrote a book called the jewish state it is considered one of the most important texts of early zionism. birdsell in vision the founding of a future independent jewish state during the twentieth century. his colleague max nordau sent to rabbis to palestine to investigate the prospects for a jewish state there. their report concluded the bride is beautiful but she is married to another man. the rabbis understood that palestine spouse was the palestinian society rooted in its soil. order. in eight hundred ninety seven could sell with built in baum and nordau convene the first zionist congress in the swiss city of basle. the congress adopted a program for the establishment of a homeland for the jewish people in palestine and they were hopeful but there you had all that's me why then there. was a door that either. of. us had the me well. the me yet. for her there were. my fish. who were marked up what you had to do or. what th

the conflict is over but critics say of the eighty's are still kidnapping citizens who speak am. this mall island nation has one of the highest numbers of unsolved disappearances in the world. will a new investigation agency help victims and their families get justice on steve on this up a sort of one of one east we investigate sri lanka inforced disappearance is. going to wonder what it will never i see a white bread when i see a soldier or produce them i look at them suspiciously even when i think about the moment i was kidnapped it scares me. knew how serious seeing i never thought he would live to tell his story he's one of the few in sri lanka to survive an abduction. sixty thousand others have gone missing over the past three decades. it was a sunny morning in may two thousand and nine niihau was walking near the courthouse in the capital colombo when a white van started following him soon he was surrounded and like him if i didn't put a weapon to my right hip he told me to shut up and keep walking and i got a van came up from hundred meters away and i was dragged into it. h

during the one nine hundred eighty s. lake victoria perch exports were booming. sustainability wasn't a widely known concept back then and the lake was fished clean. the processing plants lining the shores were forced to shut down. many of those and have. but since have fallen into poverty. there isn't even enough fish now to eat let alone sell for money. thanks michelle and gilbert m.b.o. turn a profit with their farms and want to expand their operation. with support from germany's g.r.i.z. development agency they're building a new sustainably operating refrigerated warehouse to freeze their fish and. the sun is here so what really makes sense is. using using this time and. be affected by the digits so quite excited that mean you will be able to buy tickets and we're not dependent on. the embryos want to turn their fish farm into africa's biggest and they're hoping to win the people of ghana over to fish farming what we're hoping to see is that helping communities. from will now start to see this as a new way using that with you to ask that. you. know . they're n

the other question of course is will or oil hit eighty ninety one hundred dollars it's been a while since they've read headlines like these but that could be said to change the oil price has been climbing steadily for months over the last year it's jumped over sixty percent a barrel of brant crude is currently selling for over seventy six dollars a four year high analysts say higher demand to lower production and to do political instability are beyond the rice well u.s. president on strums saber rattling about iran is also contributing to the worries iran is the third largest opec producer and experts say that could send to the price of crude over the eighty dollars mark now earlier i spoke to claudia ken fed from the german institute for economic research and with iran standing to lose access to the global oil market i asked her who stands to profit well of course those countries who export oil especially saudi arabia for example or the other opec countries especially because i had to cut in the previous month the oil exploration because our press was to go and now if the prices rising o

most of the requests were blocked but ford did get through and as a result almost eighty one million dollars was sent to accounts at a bank called fast c.p.c. thousands of miles away in the philippines i couldn't believe it. because nothing like that even a smaller thing like that never happened so i was dumb and actually of course for a while actually was the governor of the bank when its systems were compromised and the money was stolen you know i'm not blaming swift i'm not blaming fed i'm not blaming bangladesh bank but and this was not strong enough to really we stand that kind of at. all. institutions touched by the heist have denied they were told for the losses they have however taken steps to improve security. police headquarters in downtown dhaka detectives here are working with all sorts easy in other countries in what has become an international investigation they've yet to confirm how the hackers got into the system or we will think all the data and helping us. is helping us and we are trying to find out. about cancun theme. maybe some investigators are sifting through te

iran is the third largest opec producer and experts say that could sense the prize of crude over the eighty dollars mark and earlier i spoke to came from the german institute for economic research and with iran starting to lose access to the global oil market and i asked her who stands to profit. of course those countries who export oil especially saudi arabia for example or the other opec countries especially because i had to cut in the previous month the oil exploration because our price was too low and now if the prices rising obviously the income from oil exports will increase and those countries do benefit and how high do you think the oil price will go. that's very difficult to say because it's always be a spoiler space speculation let's say that way because we don't know now we have a very high oil demand we have this geopolitical risk we still don't know what's ongoing in iran and the oil exploration there and here we see how high the fear is that the oil market will be under pressure in the future and this is why we see right now a climbing or a prize and i think this will continue

the. car eighty percent of the residents of caracas live in slums like this one called barrios.poor people trusted president jobbers no other venezuelan leader had paid as much attention to their needs. many of these people are not even officially registered as citizens jobbers built sports facilities and ospital for them and the local residents still love him for. a new you know half we miss him a lot. he took care of us and i don't know where any trouble like and. even die hard chargers supporters like retiree yourself you know know best or little good to say about his successor. and i won't say that he's a bad person but he's been deceived by his advisors. fooling them to make sure. he has no charisma what so what he does is a tell this is something happens to me this is my successor. that's is his legitimacy with that finger of what this that's it is something happens to me he is the one who has to succeed me because he is the one i trust and he knows my legacy. portraits of chavez are still everywhere in caracas watching over his people. but this man even has a job as a two

sirrahs environmental solutions program discovers new ways of feeding the world sustainably. eighty thousand just from this bit of liquid that's unbelievable. see there's the vegetable of the scene right there. on al jazeera. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now it's been confirmed the historic summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korea's kim jong un will take place in singapore on june the twelfth. those details right now is just after trouble welcome back three u.s. citizens who were freed by pyongyang on wednesday as a goodwill gesture ahead of the talks. and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is defending its other night strikes on syria. which destroyed nearly all of iran's military infrastructure that saying iran crossed a red line iran has yet to respond officially. i had to mohammed has been sworn in as malaysia's prime minister following his unexpected election when the ninety two year old was sworn in as the country's seven by king sultan mohammed the fifth on state mattera govern malaysia in the eighty's and ninety's when makes him the

the new. media forum twenty eighty. america's western allies had hoped to live very last moment but president donald trump wouldn't back out of the iran nuclear deal but in vain. i am announcing today that the united states well with the draw from the iran nuclear deal we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanction. any nation that helps iran in its quest for nuclear weapons could also be strongly sanctioned by the united states iran was only just recovering from the economic sanctions that were in place before the nuclear deal was agreed half of all iranian females under thirty with high school diplomas and half of all males in the same demographic are unemployed fresh sanctions will only worsen the situation the us u. turn affects companies like germany siemens its revenues were one hundred thirty million euros up last year after contracts with iran had surged in the wake of the nuclear deal it says it will complete existing projects quote as far as legally possible terms decision is a direct hit on euro

one here on your money where my point in the eighty's it would take stock of my course to impact on the french economy. but come to your business a lot of new putin has been sworn in again as russia's leader after eighteen years in power and he's beginning his fourth term in the kremlin with promises to revise . ally's the country's economy growth is expected to reach one point seven percent this year as according to a world bank forecast investors say resurgent oil prices are bolstering the economy despite moscow being squeezed by western nations sanctions runs up and risks remain puttings economy needs to modernize if it's to be a global player in the future. russian president vladimir putin can point to a number of positive economic developments during his time in power inflation has been kept low public debt to all while the standard of living has increased but he says there's more to be done in the wolf. because of the structural problems and make sure our economy grows faster we need new sources of growth production needs to become more efficient business needs to be modernized we

she'll seem to answer in the eighty eight but ruled out the rafael she first goal for handball. one nil the final score board win the playoff four one on aggregate and stay in the top flight while keels fairy tale season comes to an end. if you're a modern out of the top stories we're following for you this morning italy's new government in waiting has nominated law professor just. to be the country's next prime minister conti is a political newcomer and a compromise between the anti establishment five star movement and the far right. and u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has issued a new warning to iran over the nuclear deal saying it will impose the toughest sanctions in history of tehran does not change course. there's always more on these and other stories that a website of you dot com also on our twitter feed as well for now though from me brian thomas of the entire news team thanks so much for being with us. devotion to. juggling to music. and does choreography to some of the best dance come to. an encounter with an exceptional artist. tauriel. play. the clip. once aga

jury read a statement calling for equal pay and opportunities for women in the film industry and beyond eighty two women took part the same number as the number of films directed by women ever to feature act can that compares to more than sixteen hundred for men it's the first time the event has been held in france since the sexual abuse scandal swept hollywood. you're watching t w news rising at the top of the hour if you can't out equal acid in berlin thanks for tuning in. what does a football loving country need to bring to schools. we'll tell you how germany's soccer gave it back to the top. you know webspace. dot com. football made in germany. who couldn't find folks who came to take it seriously in the world a more here's what's coming up. on t.w. the road use the female superhero on a mission to change attitudes smart women smart talks smart strange image and use and by no means missed out on a brain creasing lean dangerous time. to make sure nobody. followed you here that hamburg fans say their team onto the pitch but was it enough to keep them in the top flight would find out right he

former prime minister silvio berlusconi of running for public office and the bomb was placed on the eighty one year old after tax fraud conviction the decision comes too late to affect the political deadlock in the country following inconclusive elections two months ago there have been signs of movement though that if we could soon have a new prime minister talks in rome between the populist five star movement on the nationalist lead party appear finally to be making progress the two party leaders hope to propose a new prime minister by sunday. they could be the end of the waiting game material salvini head of the far right northern league made his way through a throng of journalists but gave very little away after weeks of stalemate it was up to luigi to mile sell of ynys potential partner from the populist five star movement to reveal what's in the works. for you as a source of all we are very proud we have arrived at this point yesterday evening we finally laid the foundations for an agreement with the league launching our project for a government of change this afternoon our deputies p

off i was the team right now in the moment of the league day when eighty nine games now in the row it had been an eight game streak undefeated now it's nine and six of them three point is that something to tell them the champions league might yet still happen which are not on the course because we've been really focused i'd say the season is already better than the last. for march keep scoring like this the champions league will be a sure thing. that i don't think that doesn't have to be the back of the docket and i would see. more as those that are listening. to this lifestyle than i thought i would on the five hundred her marriage a promising prospect for co-writer of the world cup and for hoffenheim in the fullness. brilliant hattrick crowning another admirable this play for mark and i. and sears canaveral wasn't the only tragic figure of the weekend first laura stengel was involved in a dust up with now bill bennett to lead the shark attack rejected. then he set up rafael perfectly with this plans. and suddenly his world cup dreams were shattered by an ankle injury caused by a tac

they've been in power twenty years their land issue the eighty's some percent of the land initially was taken in one thousand nine hundred eighteen so the line problem precedes the corruption problem unless you want to talk about the huge corruption that went on and fate that nobody talks about now in terms of south africa is international food brain i think is very important south africa is a neighbor of zimbabwe we know housing by would try to do the laundry issue and we know how. the president there the former president wound up being demonized there's a london issue in namibia so that's to me or who learn by settlers from europe is a big factor in south africa and internationally my concern and i live in washington i'm a resident here i pay taxes and africa forum which is. dry in my view to prove target they're still around bihar we don't want to give buck they have many troops to washington to meet with people in the trumpet ministration and conservatives to the supremes protract as. the learn and to me is a muddle somebody help me keep what are you still ok and i think any thank y

a present of the eighties scientists on their assistance from germany the united states and turkey are at work in a labyrinth of foundations and fortifications from free millenia they're all convinced that troy and the dardanelles in the hellespont is home as alias. the pioneering team of akio ologists photographed on the side over a century ago. most people believe that troy was simply a myth. among the first to take homer at his word was highly schliemann the german was certain that a major greek city had existed in the middle east and he found troy today excavation work is carried out under the direction of matt for a call from he and his team but taken full was out of the point and the findings are completely rewriting the history of the city and thus of the ancient one troy is still archaeologist mound of destiny even today. in the northeast sector of the site highly schliemann made a breakthrough he discovered rome hellenistic temple foundations in the same place as late bronze age squared stone walls from the time of the legendary king priam shimon was forced by this after all h

in bangladesh the investigation into who stole the. eighty one million dollars continues but it's quite possible that the hackers may actually have never set foot in the country. missing millions were sent overseas and i'm following the money trail to the philippines where electronic wire transfer became hard cash. i've come to manila it's one of the fastest growing cities in asia manila's business district has expanded substantially over the last decade but its banking sector operates under unusually strict secrecy little that includes the institution which helped turn the transfers from bangladesh into cash it was by sending money here that the thieves effectively made their getaway eighty one million dollars of bangladesh bank's funds ended up in this local branch of a bank called aussie b.c. and they did it using bank accounts that had been opened months earlier using fake i.d.'s and that since lane in active the hackers had said payment requests from bangladesh bank to the new york fed on thursday and by friday the money had hit accounts

this morning facebook bosses again found himself hauled before lawmakers to apologize for the exploitation of eighty seven million users data this time it was here a peer an m.p.c. questioning him about the social networks protection standards and its handling of the situation when it was alleged that cambridge analytical had exploited accounts for years to influence users of the period it was like a bug said facebook is taking steps to prevent similar instances in future but some lawmakers still weren't happy with that perhaps is because someone spent twice as much time asking their questions than zuckerberg spent unser in the. who decides what is acceptable why is there no transparency in this process at all which specific measures that will be taken very feasible to ensure that just scandal like the one you're hearing victims would not accumulate where there the question of protection of privacy in the rules and free speech that you were asked in congress is actually the tip of the iceberg or is there a bigger iceberg there was one question raised. to my question i asked you six yes or no questio

most of the requests were blocked but ford did get through and as a result almost eighty one million dollars was sent to accounts at a bank called our c.p.c. thousands of miles away in the philippines i couldn't believe it. because nothing like that even a smaller thing like that never happened so i was dumb and i got to report for a while. man was the governor of the bank when its systems were compromised and the money was stolen you know i'm not blaming swift i'm not blaming fed i'm not blaming bangladesh bank but and this was not strong enough to really we stand back and. that. all institutions touched by the heist have denied they were at fault for the losses they have however taken steps to improve security. police headquarters in downtown dhaka detectives here are working with all sorts easy in other countries in what has become an international investigation they've yet to confirm how the hackers got into the system we both on the data and helping us into helping us and we are trying to find out. about cancun think. maybe some investigators are sifting through ten terabytes of

this year against the backdrop of the need to movement eighty two women took advantage of the limelight to take a symbolic walk along the red carpet in a protest for equal rights and against gender discrimination in the film industry. i hope that this will be the beginning of the change these are the beginning of the end a follower of things that were not fair for for women everywhere around the world and in. almost every industry. this is the first cannes film festival since the allegations of sexual abuse were made against hollywood producer harvey weinstein he was conspicuous in his absence which made for a very different mood according to scott roxboro european editor for the hollywood reporter used to rule this out i mean harvey weinstein was the king of cam and now he's gone and it doesn't look like another thing is going to take its place it looks like maybe it will be a number of queens that will take their place supermodel naomi campbell hosted a star studded fundraising gala the thing was race to equality with proceeds going to initiatives devoted to improving education health

in the eighty's and ninety's the wind makes him the oldest elected leader in the world. who is tainted by corruption scandal. rescue as in kenya are searching for survivors after a dam disaster that killed at least forty nine people with several more still missing the dam in the rift valley around one hundred fifty kilometers north of nairobi bust its banks a wednesday evening washing away almost an entire village the dam is one of seven in the area owned by a commercial farm and residents of more of them might be safe flash floods in kenya have already killed at least one hundred people since march. in twenty five minutes time with the news out. coming up next on al-jazeera inside story.