also coming up, we take a look at the life and the work of hans dietrich can check, who helped end the cold war. he was west germany s german minister for two decades. and archaeologists are salivating over a tomb in the valley of the kings, the resting place of one of history s classic beauties. sarah: south africa s president, jacob zuma, has told the country that he did not deliver early violate the constitution, this after being found guilty he respects the course findings and will pay back some of the money, but that is not enough for the opposition. they have launched impeachment proceedings. a day after the ruling against them, jacob zuma s first reaction. resignation was possible, but instead, he defended his actions. president zuma: i did not act dishonestly or with any personal knowledge of the irregularities. these irregularities were tax funded extensions to his private home. a theater, a swimming pool, a chicken run, offer security purposes, he said. the
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step down after a court ruled that he finally to the constitution for his own gain. also comingg up, we take a look at the life and ththe work of hs dietrich can check, who helped end the cold war. he was west germany s german minister for two decades. and archaeologists are salivating over a tomb in the valley of the kings, the resting place of one of history s classic beauties. sarah: south africa s president, jacob zuma, has told the country that he did not deliver early violate the constitution, this after being found guilty he respects the course findings and will pay back some of the money, but that is not enough for the opposition. they have launched impeachment proceedings. a day after the ruling against them, jacob zuma s first reaction. resignation was possible, but instead, he defended his actions. president zuma: i did not act dishonestly or with any personal knowledge of the irregularities. these irregularities were tax funded extensions to his private ho
surveillance. experts say they are 90% sure they found a hidden chamber in egypt s valley of the kings which could be the tomb of queen nefertiti. sport live from doha and the cup team takes a title since 1936 and it s the merry brothers to put them in command position against belgium coming up. rebel fighters in syria say they recaptured the town and several villages in aleppo countryside from government soldiers backed by shia and iranian forces and reverses government gains made two weeks ago crucially several rebel groups joined forces including the al-qaeda el nusra front and inflicted painful losses on troops in the area managing to hold back their advances despite the government getting help from russian air strikes. aleppo province has significant strategic value as it sits along the border with turkey and made it a key battleground for the past three years from the border here we are. reporter: syrian rebels on the offensive marred by divisions and short of wea
i ll be with you for the next two hours. thanks for joining us. this is cnn newsroom. and we begin with some developing news this hour. north korea is expelling a bbc correspondent. rupert wingfield hayes had been in pyongyang reporting ahead of the workers party congress, but authorities took issue with what they call disrespectful reporting, especially on leader kim jong-un. the bbc says that wingfield hayes and two other employees were detained and questioned for eight hours. the company is now trying to get them all out of the country. now, within the past hour, cnn s will ripley spoke to us live from pyongyang about the circumstances surrounding the reporter s expulsion. reporter: he actually wasn t here to cover the workers party congress specifically, but he was invited in with a group of nobel laureates who came here to have discussions with north korean officials and they made various stops touring around the country last week and over the weekend. they say th