vikings built wooden ships with the simplest of to. the viking settlement of painted blue once numbered among the foremost in the medieval trading centers in northern europe. died sure visitors how the vikings went about their daily lives over a thousand years ago. were and livnat was a life in and with nature but had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were very well acquainted with the materials around them and knew how to use them to their advantage to build housing ships and wagons and make rope. they made a great many things that we could hardly even imagine today to be on their fourth and current. page of who lies in. northern germany. seven facts to roof wooden houses have been faithfully reconstructed. the settlement was built at the end of the shoreline an inlet on the baltic sea. it was a strategic location for trading precious metals weapons and pelt today it's a treasure trove of jests. behind me the eyes here of a viking age settlement in the ninth tenth and eleventh centuries well the first glance it doesn't loo

in the nearby viking museum visitors can inspect many of the original artifacts. it's one of chalets because shine is the most popular museum. over one hundred thousand people come and usually in search of the real vikings. the museum shows the viking is highly developed from designs silversmiths art for example or the pill jewelry things that often surprise visit is. a present from the present british unlike the classic image of the vikings as warriors what i find after such an intense examination here is that above all they were internationally trading europeans even somewhat cosmopolitan and it's. very rare for the have to. be in the hands craft with very highly developed and that indicates they were not just worry is definitely a culture they are quick to up for a come on. the down of a canny hay to do is another significant archeological sites from the viking age. it consists of earthworks walls and trenches which in some thirty plummeted is. the fortifications date back some one thousand years they can best be explored by bicycle. and the down a vehicle was

over one hundred thousand people come and really in search of the real vikings. the museum shows the vikings highly developed the smiths art for example or the pill jewelry things that often surprise visit is. a present for the profession unlike the classic image of the vikings as warriors what i find after such an intense examination here is that above all they were internationally trading europeans even somewhat cosmopolitan and it's. very rare for the have to. be in the hands craft with very highly developed and that indicates they were not just warring is definitely a culture i'd say yeah. come on. the down of a canny hate to do is another significant archeological site from the viking age. it consists of earthworks walls and trenches which in some thirty kilometer. fortifications date back some one thousand years it can best be explored by bicycle . down a vehicle was built to protect the jutland peninsula against invading. the donovan was the longest lasting border of the middle ages and the best preserved in its various phases as we see it here the best wa

and from another time we visit a real life viking village in this region. we start off today show with a fundamental question how would you cope if you were stuck in the middle of nowhere with no mobile phone no internet connection and no one in sight well some people wouldn't even consider this idea but there are those who think long and hard about what they would do if they suddenly found themselves in the wilderness well perhaps that is why survival training classes have become so popular in recent years our reporter and rebelling decided to test his inner strength and he went out into the wild to prepare for any scenario. it's a matter of life and death i'm about to spend a whole night in the wild but when i survive with no special equipment considering i only know one jungle. this city of berlin my home town if i don't know how to get from a to b. i just consult my phone. if i'm hungry i just order something from the menu if i need a life it's not an issue i sometimes wonder how would i survive without all these modern day comforts especially in the wi

it is on a sunday morning in southern sweden and time for a joyride to start the day as a viking. the telecommunications engineer from prague is bending a three week vacation here in the viking settlement for sir john will take him back to the twelfth century and that means breakfast is cooked over an open fire. the way of life and fulfilling. so i don't i don't have to do the stuff i have to do at all but. life to be complicated and i'm awful happy to. not be bonded to my friends and maybe to my family i have been because i feel like i have my life in my own hands so i feel i gave my life under control. but life here seems anything but restful it's dry and the other want to be vikings are self providers tools clothes furniture and jury made on site. the brand comes straight from the oven. and the butter from the child. only the meat comes from the storm swedish health laws insist on that doesn't miss modern day comforts you have to leave the system it's very healthy for you because that's why how you find yourself so you're not looking for for you're not affording the values of t

in the nearby viking museum visitors can inspect many of those original artefacts the vikings often geta bad rap as fierce warriors and marauders the museum also shows the softer side the vikings highly developed bronze and silversmiths craft for example and jewelry . the dawn of a nearby consists of earthworks walls and trenches do. some thirty kilometers of the original fortifications date back one thousand years and also included in this new unesco world heritage site. what does it mean to be a world heritage site what it basically means protection i mean the un has one hundred ninety three countries in the world that are members of the un that's practically the whole world and that the heritage site gives it gives legal protection under international treaties set up by the un so it means that you can't build a motorway. you know through the middle of the vikings pillage or whatever. they they have to be preserved and also i think it gives them a lot of media attention we're talking about it now and so lots more people will go and visit these places which is you know good for these p

in the nearby viking museum visitors can inspect many of those original artifacts the vikings often getbad rap as fierce warriors and marauders the museum also shows the softer side the vikings highly developed bronze and silver smith craft for example and jewelry . the donna vert nearby consists of earthworks walls and trenches. some thirty kilometers of the original fortifications date back one thousand years and also included in this new unesco world heritage sites. for the other german site that successfully got on to the list was a number cathedral tell us more about there. is a small town just west of leipzig kind of in the middle of germany really and it's quite a unique example because it's a mixture of architecture romanesque and gothic architecture built in the thirteenth century it dominates the town there with its four spires or towers and it's also famous for the stone figures inside the cathedral which was sculpted by an anonymous stone mason who simply known as the noun borg mosque they've never actually find out who he was but he was obviously a master of his craft anywa

initially no good old for these last sixteen rounds i'm here on the cold get to meet up with some vikings. or so when i'm not playing up today stereotypes of course i've managed to find some day me shuns here in good old to have a little chat to me about worlds going on her own or we are ashamed of having a bad ass. we thought that's going to russia would be the bad time but it seems we now know that has been screwed this is what i wanted to ask you because there was a lot made to the english funds we were all told don't come to russia it's really dangerous. we're told the same thing exactly the same thing at home my family my colleagues told me don't get killed. as i'd like that and how if he found it since it's rubbish is so easy everyone is really friendly and it's so nice we're all having a great time all the countries and nation and russia we all want to stimulate one big group what we have seen though as well is they amongst the files says the emotion is really got to a lot of people we've seen the panamanians they took over this town when they were here all the danes going to do th

birmingham struggled to get to their target and it was a comfortable victory in the end for the vikingshe day, lancashire thunder won their first women's super league game for almost two years when they beat yorkshire diamonds in the roses derby. lancashire posted 134 runs from their 20 overs before england spinners sophie ecclestone and alex hartley tore through yorkshire for a 33—run victory. now what do these two boxers have in common? the answer is — they've both lost to anthonyjoshua. britain's dillian whyte was beaten by the superstar back in 2015 and new zealander — joseph parkerfamously lost to him in cardiff earlier this year. well, now the heavyweights are fighting each other in london tomorrow night, they weighed—in this afternoon and joseph has told whyte — prepare for war. a warning there is some flash photography coming up. alex gulrijani reports. the journey to the top of heavyweight boxing isn't always a laugh a minute. especially for dillian whyte and joseph parker. for new zealander parker, he held one version of the head heavyweight title until very recently. anthonyj

beat the birmingham bears by 41 vikings beat the birmingham bears by a1 runs in the t20 blast.birmingham were set 126 to win. and look at that, adil rashid trapped samhain. birmingham struggled to get to their target and it was a comfortable victory in the end for the vikings. early in the day, lancashire thunder won that their first day, lancashire thunder won that theirfirst win in's day, lancashire thunder won that their first win in's super league game for almost two years when they beat yorkshire diamonds in the roses derby. yorkshire posted 12a runs from their 20 overs, before the lancashire bowlers tore through yorkshire for a 32 run victory. now, what are these two boxes have in common? the answer is they have both lost the anthonyjoshua. britain's dillian whyte was beaten by the superstar back in 2015, and new zealander parker famously lost him in cardiff last year. well, now, they are fighting each other. they met in london and anthonyjoshua warned his opponent. thejourney met in london and anthonyjoshua warned his opponent. the journey to the top of heavyweight boxin

you take a viking baby and they will grow up to be an orthodontist. they said every generation that civilization is invaded by barbarians we call them children. so the place children are born into first is the family that symbolizes them into a kind of culture and other institutions play that role. for 250 or 3,000 years where they are fighting for food, killing each other with spears and rocks we were not even predators until fairly recently and if you take a jar of pants and dump it on the soil on some alien planet or continent with something, they will instantly start behaving like ants, they will set up colonies, whatever they do. if you take humans and you clear them of all of civil organization we put them in an environment we wouldn't be having conversations about books or between podcast. we would be teaming up into little troops, setting ourselves up against animals and other bands and troops. that is what our natural nature is. it's sort of the point of lord of the flies. you have these kids before the pinnacle of the western civilization an

moscow to cheer on their team peter all of it went to and found that they already have some local vikings in the city. well i am never one to listen opportunity for stereotypes to go to waste so while we're here initially know if you're old for these last sixteen rounds i'm here on the whole get to meet up with some vikings. or so when i'm not playing up today stereotypes of course i've managed to find some day me shuns here in good old to have a little chat to me about worlds going on her own or we are ashamed of having a bad ass. we thought that's going to russia would be a bad time but hates to now know that has been screwed this is what i wanted to ask you because there was a lot made to the english funds we were all told don't come to russia it's really dangerous and we're told the same thing exactly the same thing at home my family my colleagues told me don't get killed. as i'd like that and how if he found it since it's rubbish is so easy everyone is really friendly and it's so nice we're all having a great time all the countries and nations and russians we all know disabilities on

i am to cheer on their team peter all of it went to and found out they've already got some local vikings in the city oh come. now i am a devil to listen opportunity for stereotypes to go to waste so while we're here initially no good old for these last sixteen rounds i'm here on the fall get to meet up with some vikings. stuff. so i think plenty of things stereotypes of course police the police some response here in the studio good to have a little chat speak about what's going. to our honor. we are ashamed of having a bad. dog that's going to russia would see the bad time but he. none of that has been through what i wanted to ask you just because they look me to the english we were all told don't come to russia it's really dangerous and you told the same thing check to see if you. family my colleagues told me don't get killed. like that i would be found it's. rubbish so we everyone has food pantry and so my goal having a great time all the countries of asia and russia all just to get at least one big group what we have seen though as well as they amongst the five says the emotion has re

in 1976, nasa's viking lander was the first mission to the microbial life on the surface.organic molecule. since then some members of the viking team have questioned whether they missed something but to this day there is no accepted evidence of microbial life on mars. injuly of 1996, nasa scientists announced fossils with bacterial life from meteorites in antarctica from mars which crashed 12,000 years ago. after huge initial excitement, after nasa spent up to two years continuing to study the meteorite, those initial lines of evidence simply went away but to this day, there are still scientists who maintain the initial analysis was valid. both nasa's curiosity rover and the orbiter had detected whiffs of methane on mars. that is tantalising because on earth, the vast majority of methane comes from microbial life, so future martian missions have set their sights on detecting exactly where that gas is coming from. most recently, and possibly most excitingly, researchers have found the first evidence of an existing body of liquid water on mars. it was found using radar and t

then to cheer on their team peter all over went to and found out that there are already some local vikings in that host city. all. now i am never one to listen opportunity for a stereotype to go to waste so while we're here initially no good old for these last sixteen rounds i'm here on the cold get to meet up with some vikings. so when i go playing up today stereotypes of course i find the funny someday me shuns here in ed you still get a chance to meet about wolves going off. we are ashamed of having a bath. we thought that's going to russia would see the bad time but hey it's not of that has been through this is what i wanted to ask you because there was a lot made cheesy english was we were all told don't come to russia it's really dangerous and we're told the same thing exactly the same thing you do family my colleagues told me don't get killed. by that and how if you found it's it. is so easy everyone is fairly friendly and it's so nice you'll have a great time all the countries in asia and russia all disabilities one big group what we have seen though as well is they amongst the fiv

of moscow to cheer on their team peter all of a went to and found out they already have some local vikings and i was sitting. up . i am never one to listen opportunity for stereotypes to go to waste so while we're here initially you know if you're old for these last sixteen rounds i'm here on the cold get to meet up with some vikings. so let me know.

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all of a travel a little over four hundred kilometers east of moscow where he found some modern day vikings in good voice and ready for the coming scrap. well. now i am never one to listen opportunity for a stereotype to go to waste so while we're here initially no good old for these last sixteen rounds i'm here on the dole get to meet some vikings. ha ha. so when i'm not playing up today stereotypes of course i finish the fight some day me shuns here in the studio good to have a chance to meet about wolves going on. we are ashamed of having a bad ass. we thought that's going to russia would see the bad time but hey it's none of that has been screwed this is what i wanted to ask you because there was a lot made c.z. english was we were all told don't come to russia it's really dangerous and we're told the same thing exactly the same thing to my family my colleagues told me don't get killed. by that and how if you found it said. it's probably should be so easy everyone has been a fan re and it's so nice of you all having a great time all the countries and nation and russians do all disabilit

if you take viking baby and sent it to new rachelle it would grow up to be an orthodontist. what i mean is babies are not born in the united states, they are born into families. families are the things that primarily, babies come with a lot of factory preset software, there's a wonderful book by paul bloom at yale called just babies where he surveys the neuroscience on how much software babies are born with and it is amazing. babies cry from a shockingly early age with an accent. french babies have a french cry, russian babies have a russian cry, russian babies, english language babies will be attracted to the english language and distrust foreign language, almost from birth from hearing it in utero, babies bond with ethnic facial type of their parents. this gets to one of these clichÉs i can't stand which children have to be taught to hate. just not true. we are born with a deep distrust of strangers, and evolutionary adaptation that allowed us to pass on our genes. darwin writes about it. what we have to do is teach people not to hate. that is one of the grading families i

he was the vikings offensive line man head coach.was the interim head coach for the raiders in 2014 and coached the tight ends in 2015. derek carr tweeted, i am so sorry for your loss. coach believed in me, trusted in me and stuck with me as a rookie. he would check on my family every meeting we would have. he was a great man. i love you, coach. tony was 56 years old. >>> developing news tonight, a desperate search a underway for a missing college student with ties to the bay area. hundreds of people are searching and many in the east bay are sending their prayers. >> corpus christi is a community, and we're all touched by it. >> there was sunday prayers for a family once a strong part of this parish community. >> the father had prayers and all of our intentions go out to the family and wally. we just want her to come home safely. >> she went part of her younger life in the bay area. last seen going out for a jog wednesday night. >> this is not like her at all. she's very responsible and conscientious young woman. >> they have been s

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here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backward into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not they really think to show the world and they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and brought back to shore for processing d.n.a. sampling has since shown the whale was in fact a rare hybrid between a fin whale which icelandic whalers do have a quota and the ben and blue whale kristen loves him he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith. way is working for us they've been doing it for decades and to be. and when being approached. in which. they went after news one i think. it is no question in my mind. nothing else than opinion when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are images of a fin well being legally processed at the whaling station most of the products are exported to japan the killing of the hybrid w

an emotional training camp for vikings and teams around the nfl.been around the league for a while and touched a lot of players and shocking news that he is now not with us. >> remarkable what he did with the dolphins team which was 1-15 one year. 11-5 the next and won the division. a sad story. andy scholes, thank you. >>> 25 minutes past the hour. consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered. that warning in all caps from the president to iran's president. why? what happens next. ic playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief

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the former viking say it's taken a while to learn the complicated offense. >> i've got to take my hold who he will o-- kwhoewhole old way f thinking and switch it up. i'm starting to get it. >> the raiders will hold their first practice tomorrow in napa. mack will be conspicuous by his absence. not only is mack holding out, but espn is reporting that the raider's star defensive end has not even had conversation with new head coach jon gruden which could set the stage for a lengthy holdout. you presume that his agents and others in management have talked but we'll see. he wants a ton of money. this is one of those things that could edge toward the regular season and get is the settled a last moment. >>> abc 7 news continues on facebook, twitter on your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. >>> we'll have the latest on the car fire burning in redding. >>> that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> right now jimmy adam contr-- >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, right this minute. >> oh i'm going to cry. >> it's a surprise gift for a woman starting to see the clues. >> beca

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if you take a viking babe into new rochelle, it will be growing up to be orthodontist. every western civilization is invaded by barbarians. we call them children. and so the place where children are born into, at fir is the family. that is civilizing them into a kind of culture. then other institutions play that role but if just take it as the human species, everything around, c-span studios is not natural. this is not our natural environment. our natural environment for 250, 300,000 years, as semihairless aprils, fighting for food, killing each others with spears and rocks. we were not apex predators until recently. take a jar of ants, dump on virgin soil or alien planet or continentps ants instantly behave like ants, dig tunnels, start colonies, whatever ants do. if you take humans, clear them of all civilization education, put them in their natural environment we wouldn't be having conversations about books or doing podcasts. we would be teaming up into little bands and troops, defending ourselves against animals and other bands and troops. that is what our natural n

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viking drive will be closed during the show. >>> and clear skies and not big crowds are expected along san francisco's embarcadero tonight. that show starts at 9:30 on pier 39. >>> fremont is celebrating the 4th with a big parade. hundreds turned is cluding huge balloons, classic cars, a few politicians and a military flyover. a holiday celebration is bringing together americans of different backgrounds. kpix 5 reporter anne makovic has more. >> reporter: it's the largest 4th of july parade in san jose but has that small town feel. >> i come every year. it's a fun time. >> it's colorful. the culture that comes together and brigs us together. >> reporter: the rose white and blue parade has been going through the san jose rose garden district for 11 years. started as a small street walk and now with more than 100 entries. >> and there is good cause. it's just fun. >> reporter: sarah moved here from england and celebrates being american. >> you get to wave your flags and be patriotic. >> that spirit is something some of the people here find more important in these divided american times.

he was working for the minnesota vikings at that team )s offensive coordinator. he was the intermin head coach in oakland in 20-14. still ahead and new this morning... elon musk says his fight about a unicorn - is over. the resolution he says he )s reached. also coming up: a brush fire is still burning in the south bay. the progress firefighters made overnight. plus - protests at stanford today... as two of the highest profile members of the trump administration come to campus. you )re watching today in the bay. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. -pianos outside community center -until september good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m marcus washington. and i )m laura garcia. updating a crash in san jose a live look at the macarthur bart station - which is open this morning despite a deadly double stabbing there last night that appears to be random. this is video from overnight .. when there was a large police prescence. investigators say a ma

. >>> today the minnesota vikings and the nfl are mourning the loss of offensiveine coach tony sparano. he was fou dead in his house sunday morning. he spent 20 seasonshe on sidelines coaching in some capacity. he's most known for the -- being the first coach to take a team to the playoffs following a one-win news of his passing is rocking the nfl world causing man to show their love to the coach. so far the cause of death is unknown. he was 56. >>> leading.he ne in an effort to reuse rockets, the latest version of exsp falcon 9 took flight for the second time. for this g around they launched a canadian lecommunications satellite from cape canaveral. it cameack less than nine minutes later. this was spacex's 13th launch this year. >> tiger woods nearly clawing his way to the top of the british open this year. >> i know that it's going to stingor a little bit here, but given where i was to where i'm at now, blessed. >> after leading for most of the to a missed birdie will set him back.as hen the top ten for the first time in five years. jordan spieth finished ninth after a blunder on sh

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with those words of warning from our kayak guide and a guy who likes he could be a horseman on a vikingiet do and i found ourselves in a tiny kayak on the open ocean north of santa barbara. we were questioning why we were rilling -- willing to risk so much. if a group of rich landowners have their way, you would never step foot. >> it is a special area. it is one that every californian has a right to access. >> a bit of history is in order. i promise it will help us navigate the turning political waters that have shaped a controversial settlement. court of hollister ranch, a sprawling seaside, gated and exclusive community. in 1972, voters approved prop 20 which rewrote the california constitution, enshrining the principle that the coastal zone is a valuable natural resource belonging to all people. >> the voters in california put in their constitution that the beaches are immune from that. they are exempt from private properties. >> reporter: hollister ranch which had been carved up into beachfront property has been fighting for the past 50 years. to make sure that it's private roads a

he been the offense of line coach for the minnesota vikings. on thursday he went to the hospital complaining of chest pains. he was sent home after several medical tests. he also served on the coaching staff of the 49ers and previously coached in miami. cleveland and in washington and dallas as well as jacksonville. so far no funeral arrangements have been announced. again tony sparano is dead at the age of 56. >>> the 49ers have reached an agreement with a first-round pick. offensive lineman mike mclane she will sign a four-year $18 million contract today. they selected the lineman from notre dame is the ninth overall pick in the draft. he looks like he will start for the niners this season. >>> rookies and veterans will report on monday. the training camp is in santa they will have a few weeks to practice before hosting the dallas cowboys for preseason game. that is on august 7 and levi -- oakland raiders camp is in napa. it will all be focused on john gruden returning to coach the team. veterans report to training camp on thursday. >>> the o

the tone of donna goal was founded by the vikings on the shores of the esk river today it's full of small shops spars and restaurants. in the center of town that is donegal castle a monument of irish and english history built in the fifteenth century. gaelic rulers lived here until they went into exile after losing the nine years war against the english. this council was spent by the time earned a rude overtone a call from the air the thirteenth century until the english colony in the area sixteen hundreds that were very wealthy far away giving dony go all green links with britain and the mediterranean and what if. skins. next up to the north on the wild atlantic wait just killybegs it's been one of ireland's biggest fishing harbors for centuries. boats large and small set off from here. in ireland the weather can change from one moment to the next but the view of the sea on the coast from a boat is always worth a trip. to donegal bay has got many fish species. in general back when we go out we catch my pool for bait fish. we go in the fridge for a ball up to some forty five all of also c

. >>> today the minnesota vikings and nfl is mourning the death of tony sparano. head coach, sparano spent 20 seasons on the sidelines, he's most known for being the first coach to take a team to the playoffs following a one-win season. news of his passing is rocking the nfl world, causing many to show love on social media. so far the cause of death is unknown. tony sparano was 56. >>> tiger woods nearly clawed his way back to the top at this year's british open. >> i k t it's going tore i was i'm at now, blessed. >> he led for most of the tournament, but a missed birdie on the last hole, that did it for him, sent him 5 under in a final round of 71. he would go on to finish in the top ten, first time that's happened in five years. jordan spieth looked to catch tiger's record, but he finished ninth on the leaderboard after a blunder on shots number two. he would give up his lead and finish at 4 under, but the day would belong to francesco molinari, with that shot becoming the first italian to ever win a major golf championship. he issued 8 under. >>> more than 200

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the first preseason game is august 9 against the vikings, you can watch it right here on kpix 5. >>> a big sporting event getting underway in san francisco. opening ceremonies for the rugby world cup are happening right now. that is at embarcadero plaza. there is a live look at the event. the tournament is called the rugby world cup. it is the biggest rugby event ever in the united states, 90,000 people have already bought tickets to see the athletes compete from all over the world. >> it is a long way to come, and it is a 15 hour time zone difference, but when you come here for a 10 -- fantastic tournament and see exciting rugby, it does not matter. it is worth it. >> there you go, matchups begin on friday, team usa women play early in the afternoon, the men will play at night. >>> here is something we have not reported in years. the university of california students will pay less tuition next year. kpix 5 reporter and maca vick on how the cash-strapped system pulled it off. >> reporter: this tuition decreases only $60 a year, but it marks the first decrease in nearly 2 decades. >>