BBC News:美國歸還蒙古7千萬年前霸王龍遺骨

[00:00.00]BBC News with Jerry Smit 杰里·斯密特為你播報BBC新聞。 [00:03.76]The United States has disputed a suggestion that rebels in Syria may have used chemical weapons. 有傳聞稱敘利亞叛軍已經(jīng)使用了化學(xué)武器，美國對此表示否認(rèn)。 [00:09.67]Earlier a member of the UN’s International Commission on Syria, Carla Del Ponte, said there were strong suspicions that the nerve gas sarin had been used by rebel fighters. 早些時候，聯(lián)合國駐敘利亞國際委員會成員卡拉·德爾蓬特稱嚴(yán)重懷疑叛軍使用了神經(jīng)毒氣沙林。 [00:19.49]The UN team as a whole has said that it has no conclusive findings on the matter. Paul Adams reports from Washington. 委員會稱在此事上沒有結(jié)論性的發(fā)現(xiàn)。保羅·亞當(dāng)斯在華盛頓報道。 [00:26.75]The White House seems unmoved by the allegation that rebels, not government forces, may have been responsible for using chemical weapons. 傳聞稱使用化學(xué)武器的是叛軍而非敘利亞政府，白宮似乎對此無動于衷。 [00:34.07]The president’s spokesman, Jay Carney, said the administration remains, in his words, highly sceptical about the suggestion that anyone other than the Assad regime may have used such weapons. 總統(tǒng)發(fā)言人杰伊·卡爾尼稱，嚴(yán)重懷疑所謂阿薩德政權(quán)之外的勢力使用化學(xué)武器的說法。 [00:44.72]But he said it was important to continue gathering evidence. 但他說繼續(xù)收集證據(jù)仍很重要， [00:47.94]The existing intelligence reports were not enough for Barack Obama to conclude that any red lines had been crossed. 目前的情報報道不足以使總統(tǒng)巴拉克·奧巴馬做出“超出紅線”的結(jié)論。 [00:54.21]At least 15 people have died and many more have been injured in a blast at an election rally in north-west Pakistan. 巴基斯坦西北部的選舉集會上發(fā)生報道，導(dǎo)致至少15人喪生，多人受傷。 [01:01.40]The rally was organised by Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam, a right-wing religious party in Kurram in the tribal areas that border Afghanistan. 該集會是由伊斯蘭神學(xué)者協(xié)會組織的，這是位于與阿富汗接壤的勒姆部落地區(qū)的一個右翼宗教政黨。 [01:09.74]It’s the latest in a series of attacks on rallies and individual candidates since campaigning began for national elections which will be held on Saturday. 周六即將進(jìn)行全國選舉，自從選舉活動開始以來，這里發(fā)生了針對集會和個人候選人的系列襲擊，這是最近的一次。 [01:18.11]Many of those attacks have been against secular parties, which have been described by the Pakistani Taliban as legitimate targets. 許多襲擊是針對世俗黨派的，巴基斯坦塔利班稱這些黨派為合法的攻擊目標(biāo)。 [01:25.46]The German authorities have arrested a 93-year-old man who’s accused of having been a guard to the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz. 德國當(dāng)局逮捕了一位93歲的老人，他被控曾在奧許維次納粹死亡營擔(dān)任警衛(wèi)。 [01:34.42]Prosecutors say Hans Lipschis worked at the camp for four years until its liberation in 1945 and will face charges of accessory to murder. 檢察官稱在1945年解放以前，Hans Lipschis一直在死亡營工作，他將面臨協(xié)從謀殺指控。 [01:43.55]Mr Lipschis is currently No. 4 on the most-wanted list of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre. Adam Easton reports. Lipschis目前是西蒙-威森索中心第四名頭號通緝犯。亞當(dāng)·伊斯頓報道。 [01:50.83]The prosecutors’ office in Stuttgart said Mr Lipschis was arrested at his home in Aalen, south-western Germany. 斯圖加特檢察官辦公室稱Lipschis在德國西南阿倫的家中被捕， [01:57.42]He was taken before a judge and remanded in custody. Prosecutors say there is strong evidence Mr Lipschis was complicit in the murder of civilians at the camp. 他被帶到法官前，目前仍在監(jiān)禁中。檢察官稱，有確切證據(jù)顯示Lipschis參與了死亡營對平民的謀殺。 [02:06.31]Mr Lipschis has admitted previously he was assigned to an SS unit at the camp, but said he served as a cook and was not involved in war crimes. Lipschis此前承認(rèn)被分配到營地的SS單位，但他的工作是廚師，并沒有犯下戰(zhàn)爭罪。 [02:14.64]A 70-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton that was smuggled into the United States has been returned to Mongolia. 一具被走私到美國的有7000萬年歷史的恐龍骨架現(xiàn)已回到蒙古。 [02:20.82]The dinosaur, which resembles a tyrannosaurus rex, was discovered in the Gobi Desert and taken to the US in pieces. 這頭恐龍像是霸王龍，是在戈壁沙漠被發(fā)現(xiàn)的，其碎片后被送到美國。 [02:28.28]A palaeontologist reassembled the skeleton and sold it for more than $1m at auction. 一位古生物學(xué)者重裝了這具骨骼，然后以100多萬美元的價格拍賣。 [02:32.49]Bolortsetseg Minjin, one of Mongolia’s chief palaeontologists, said she’d been shocked to see the skeleton for sale. 蒙古首席古生物學(xué)者布勒特特格·敏金稱她很吃驚有人拍賣恐龍骨骼。 [02:38.80]"Looking at Mongolian dinosaurs being at auction, I have really been angry. I can’t believe it. 看到這具被拍賣的蒙古恐龍，我就感到生氣，簡直不能相信! [02:46.57]You know, this is a national treasure, a treasure that Mongolians have, you know, respect and they want to protect. 要知道這可是國家寶藏，是蒙古人尊重并希望保護(hù)的寶藏。 [02:54.82]And also science-wise, scientifically it’s very important.”News from the BBC 而且在科學(xué)方面有重大意義。這里是BBC新聞報道。 [03:00.84]The International Criminal Court has postponed the trial of Kenya’s deputy president, William Ruto, who’s accused of crimes against humanity. 國際刑事法庭推遲了對被控反人道罪的肯尼亞副總統(tǒng)威廉·魯托的審判。 [03:08.58]Mr Ruto was due to appear in court in The Hague later this month over his alleged role in the violence which followed disputed elections in 2007. 魯托本要在本月底出庭，罪名是在2007年有爭議的選舉中犯下的暴力事件。 [03:16.89]A new date hasn’t been set. Mr Ruto’s lawyers have requested more time to prepare his defence. He denies the charges. 新的日期尚未確定，魯托的律師希望給出更多時間來準(zhǔn)備辯護(hù)，魯托否認(rèn)該指控。 [03:25.06]The Kenyan president, Uhuru Kenyatta, is facing similar charges which he also denies. 肯尼亞總統(tǒng)肯雅塔也面臨類似指控，但他也否認(rèn)了。 [03:30.69]Thousands of Russian protesters have rallied in Moscow against President Vladimir Putin a year after a demonstration which ended in violence and mass arrests. Steve Rosenberg reports. 數(shù)千名俄羅斯抗議者聚集莫斯科反對總統(tǒng)普京，就在一年前，這里的一場游行以暴力終結(jié)，還逮捕大批人。史蒂夫·羅森博格報道。 [03:42.40]I’m standing on Bolotnaya Square, just across from the Kremlin. 我現(xiàn)在站在克里姆林宮對面的沼澤廣場， [03:47.10]There’s an anti-government rally here this evening and the square is packed with demonstrators. 今晚這里舉行了反政府集會，廣場上擠滿了游行者。 [03:51.98]Some are holding up placards containing one word—freedom. 有的人手舉寫著“自由”的牌子， [03:56.26]They’ve come here because of what happened here exactly one year ago when an anti-Putin rally ended in clashes between protesters and police. 他們之所以來這里，是因為就在一年前，這里舉行的反普京集會以抗議者和警方的沖突結(jié)束。 [04:05.71]The Kremlin used that as a pretext to crack down on its opponents. 克里姆林宮以此為借口鎮(zhèn)壓反對者， [04:10.62]More than two dozen activists have been charged in connection with last year’s demonstration. Some have spent months in pre-trial detention. 20多名活動人士被控與去年的游行有關(guān)聯(lián)，有的人已經(jīng)審前羈押數(shù)月。 [04:18.90]A violent storm with winds of more than 90km/h has hit the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro. 巴西城市里約熱內(nèi)盧發(fā)生時速超過90千米的強(qiáng)烈風(fēng)暴， [04:25.40]One man was killed when a tree fell onto his minibus. Ten districts in the city have suffered power failures. 一棵樹倒塌在一名男子的汽車上，該男子因此身亡。該市的10個城區(qū)都遭遇斷電。 [04:31.95]Football’s world governing body Fifa has provisionally suspended an executive committee member accused of fraud. 足球世界管理機(jī)構(gòu)Fifa暫時對一名被控欺詐罪的執(zhí)行委員會委員實施停職處分。 [04:38.92]Chuck Blazer is alleged to have embezzled millions of dollars during his time at the regional football organisation responsible for North and Central America and the Caribbean. 查克·布萊澤被控在負(fù)責(zé)北美和中美洲和加勒比地區(qū)足球的組織任職期間侵吞公款數(shù)百萬美元。 [04:47.90]Mr Blazer, an American, was due to step down from Fifa’s executive board at the end of his term later this month. 布萊澤是美國人，本月底他將在職務(wù)任期結(jié)束時辭去Fifa執(zhí)行委員會的職位。 [04:54.12]He’s previously denied any wrongdoing. BBC News 他此前否認(rèn)有任何過錯。

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