after the bomb that exploded here on this site 21 years ago, the wounds remain unhealed. with this latest scandal, the death of alberto nisman the wounds have reopened, both in argentina in general, and the community community in particular. >>> now, can you spot a fake? the gallery in london is challenging visitors to see which is made in china. >> reporter: the dulwich picture gallery is one of the world's oldest filled with hundreds of paintings, rembrandts rubens worth billions. amid the masters, and the originals lurks a copy. the challenge for visitors is to spot among the paintings, which is the fake. is to this one or this one. this one. by putting a replica in the frame, they are putting the replica in an original flame. it is open to suspicion. i think that heightens the sense that you give to every piece. >> the gallery sent a high resolution digital photograph where most of the world's mass produced start is pointed. reproductions to any style are big business. they are trained and expert in making copies. in one business alone. studios and workshops produce 5

the wound are unhealed. with this latest scandal. they are snil the open both in argentina, and the british community in particular. >>> a new art show at a museum is charging visitors to spot a fake painting put on display on purpose. >> reporter: the gallery is one of the world's oldest filled with hundreds of painting rembrandt's, rooub ren's. amidst the old masters and originals lurks a copy worth $12 #. the challenge for villagers is to spot which is the fake. is to this one? the shading is heavy-handed or this one. some of the push strokes look hurried, or this one. by putting a replica in the frame. we are putting is in the frame. basically every picture in the place is open to suspicion. and i think that just heightens the sense of scrutiny that you give to every piece. the gallery sent a high resolution digital photograph where most of the world's mass produced start is pointed. reproductions, period or style, are big business in southern china. artists are trained and expert in making copies. in one village studios and work

still not done after the bomb that exploded here on this site nearly 21 years ago, the wounds remain unhealed. with this latest scandal the death of nisman, those wounds have reopened in argentina in general and the jewish community here. >> big fog in south korea is blamed for a massive motor way pileup. two were killed near the international airport. more than 100 vehicles were involved in multiple collisions. fog limited visibility to around 10 meters. to vietnam where a once filthy water way through the heart of ho chi minh city has been transfolder. the project which took a decade has made the city a mod el for improving infrastructure. we have a report. >> enjoying the air and the view was unthinkable when growing up in this house. her family lived along the banks of the canal for 50 years. >> the mud was black, mosquitoes all over the place. >> it took more than dredging and trash removal. this was the first phase of an ambitious plan by the government, the goal to clean up and reconstruct the canal that had become an open sewer for 1.2 million people. it took a decade and some were re

been done after the bomb that exploded here on this cite nearly 21 years ago, the wounds remain unhealeds latest scandal, the death of alberto nisman those wounds have only reopened both in argentina in general, and the jewish community here in particular. >>> in vietnam a once filthy smelly waterway has been transformed. it took a decade and has made the city a model for improving urban infrastructure. scott heidler reports. >> reporter: enjoying the air and the view was unthinkable when this woman was growing up in this house. her family has lived along the banks of the canal for 50 years. >> translator: the water was black. there were most quitos all over the place but after they removed the mud and garbage, it cleaned the air. >> reporter: but it took more than dredging and trash removal. this was the first phase of a politically and tech anily ambitious plan by the government. the goal to clean up the canal. it took a decade to complete and some were resettled by the government. the improvement on the surface is obvious. along the 8 kilometer long canal that snakes through the cente

been done after the bomb that exploded here on this site nearly 21 years ago, the wounds remain unhealedhis latest scandal the death of alberto nisman those wounds have only reopened. both in argentina in general and the jewish community. >>> the results of a dntashgz show that a senior member of a group linked to al-qaeda has been killed. our correspondent reports on the end of a policeman hunt that lasted a decade. >> reporter: this was one of southeast asia's most wanted men. he was a member of a group with ties to al-qaeda. the fbi and the united states had a $5 million bounty on his head. he was a u.s.-educated engineer spent time in training camps in afghanistan and pakistan. wanted for the murder of a christian member of parliament in malaysia he was always one of the suspects behind a bombing in indonesia. he as evaded arrest by hiding in troubled areas of southern philippines. maria has been following his movements and said his area provided the perfect haven. >> they were similar enough. he spoke the languages. he had at least three filipino wives. one of whom was the wife of t

while so many questions are unanswered and justice has not been done the bomb here the wounds are unhealed. with this latest the death of alberto nisman those wounds have reopened. argentinians and the jewish community in particular. >> time for sport. here is farah. the world's most widely watched league. they sold the television right for 7.8 billion. british forecasters won five of seven packages for a 3-year right, beginning in 2016. the league is expected to receive an additional $3 billion when it sells the rights to international broadcasters this year. >> our clubs at the top end competing are real madrid and bars barcelona, their incomes are larger than ours. the european clubs are the first to criticize the premier league if they don't fare as well in europe against the clubs. >> reporter: broadcast deals put the league apart. the contract brings them to 6 billion. that's 70% increase on the deal. we have clubs. 806 million. a third of that to barcelona. the germans produced power teams. but the earning factor is way down. 460 million and 20% going to the rugby league. all the fo

been done after the bomb that exploded here on this site nearly 21 years ago, the wounds remain unhealeds latest scandal the death of alberto nisman those wounds have only reopened. >>> in vietnam a once filthy waterway running through the heart of ho chi minh see has been transformed. it's a model for improving urban infrastructure without the smell. scott heidler reports. >> reporter: enjoying the air and view was unthinking when this man was growing up in this house. her family had lived along the banks of the canal for 50 years. >> translator: the water was black. there were mosquitos all over the place. >> reporter: the transformation took much more than dredging and trash removal. this was the first phase of a politically ambitious plan. the goal to clean up and reconstruct the canal that had become an open suer for 1.2 million people. the improvement on the surface is obvious along the 8-kilometer long canal, but it's the 56 kilometers of sewer lines dug beneath the canal that are the key. the price tag shows the depth. this phase cost $360 million, nearly 80% of that came from wo

underwritten peace and stability in a region where there's still many historical animosities, and unhealed wounds of the past it is that stability underwritten by the united states that has allowed the japanese miracle and the south korean miracle, and the southeast asian miracle, and today the chinese and indian miracle. it is thanks to us that that environment has been created. and in a sentence i think the rebalance is a commitment to keep that going. now you asked can we do that? and keep our commitments in the middle east, and to europe at the same time. and my view is that we can, and must, and let me say why that's possible. i think that while isil and events in ukraine are terribly important in their own regard and require a lot of attention and take a lot of attention. they're on the television, they're in the headlines and so forth, and the asia pacific is not, we have to remember that half the population of the world and half of its economy is in that region. and our military presence there, the naval presence, the air presence, our allies and partnerships finding new allies bui

underwritten peace and stability in a region where there's still many historical animosities, and unhealed wounds of the past it is that stability underwritten by the united states that has allowed the japanese miracle and the south korean miracle, and the southeast asian miracle, and today the chinese and indian miracle. it is thanks to us that that environment has been created. and in a sentence i think the rebalance is a commitment to keep that going. now you asked can we do that? and keep our commitments in the middle east, and to europe at the same time. and my view is that we can, and must, and let me say why that's possible. i think that while isil and events in ukraine are terribly important in their own regard and require a lot of attention and take a lot of attention. they're on the television, they're in the headlines and so forth, and the asia pacific is not, we have to remember that half the population of the world and half of its economy is in that region. and our military presence there, the naval presence, the air presence, our allies and partnerships finding new allies bui

underwritten peace and stability in a region where there's still many historical animosities, and unhealed wounds of the past it is that stability underwritten by the united states that has allowed the japanese miracle and the south korean miracle, and the southeast asian miracle, and today the chinese and indian miracle. it is thanks to us that that environment has been created. and in a sentence i think the rebalance is a commitment to keep that going. now you asked can we do that? and keep our commitments in the middle east, and to europe at the same time. and my view is that we can, and must, and let me say why that's possible. i think that while isil and events in ukraine are terribly important in their own regard and require a lot of attention and take a lot of attention. they're on the television, they're in the headlines and so forth, and the asia pacific is not, we have to remember that half the population of the world and half of its economy is in that region. and our military presence there, the naval presence, the air presence, our allies and partnerships finding new allies bui

underwritten piece and stability in a region where there is still many historical animosities and unhealed wounds of the past, it is that stability underwritten by the united states that has allowed the japanese miracle the south korean miracle the southeast asian miracle and today the chinese and indian miracle. it is thanks to us that that environment has been created. and in a sentencese, i think the rebalance is a commitment to keep that going. you ask can we do that and keep our commitments in the middle east and to europe at the same time. and my view is that we can and must. and let me say why that's possible. i think that while isil and events in ukraine are terribly important in their own regard and require a lot of attention and take a lot of attention, they're on the television, they're in the headlines and so forth from the asia pacific is not, we have to remember that half the population of the world and half of the economy is in that region and that our military presence there, the naval presence the air presence, our allies and partnerships finding new allies and building ne