this counter of personality is down close at the heart of the never t.d. legend the queen embodied the word of the king who gave her a powerful position in the kingdom. hall. but while she had great influence in this new society our experts can't find a trace of what could be hard to match connor. so which events are never tedious life could provide them with a promising clue. surely the one that turned her fate upside down. i cannot and decided to create a new capital for egypt fully dedicated to the religion of the some god. they had to erect a palace which would be the seat of his residence. the through the course real the king decided to build a city totally dedicated to art and a city where he would be at the center. of the untouched site of a more and it was chosen for the job. it's one of the 1st times in ancient egypt that sacred constructions were built on virgin territory every 2nd one got rich. going up the nile to the heart of a country i cannot chose of vast plain next to the desert the pharaoh was in the 5th year of his reign and wanted to ma

fast forward fourth quarter, todd gurley, three-yard t.d. he has eight on the season. falcons do not blow it late, 25-17. >>> tony la russa, a baseball lifer and cannot resist one more chance. the 76-year-old hall of famer has been hired as the new manager of the chicago white sox, who actually fired him 34 years ago. the long-time a's and cardinals skipper will be managing players 50 years younger than he is. >> everybody would understand this. how rare it is to get an opportunity to manage a team that's this talented and this close to winning. most of the time, your chances are the opposite. >> i actually just saw that. my brother's -- we're in a group text. so, they shot that out. i'm happy about it. it's exciting. didn't get to keep up with them much this year, just with the e. white sox all day, baby. >>> college football, clemson will not have trevor lawrence on saturday against boston college. he has tested positive for covid-19. he goes into isolation for ten days. abc 7 sp what does it mean to be truly great? it's following your passion to the very top... ...a

fast forward fourth quarter, todd gurley, three-yard t.d. he has eight on the season.he falcons do not blow it late, 25-17. >>> tony la russa, a baseball lifer and cannot resist one more chance. the 76-year-old hall of famer has been hired as the new manager of the chicago white sox, who actually fired him 34 years ago. the long-time a's and cardinals skipper will be managing players 50 years younger than he is. >> everybody would understand this. how rare it is to get an opportunity to manage a team that's this talented and this close to winning. most of the time, your chances are the opposite. >> i actually just saw that. my brother's -- we're in a group text. so, they shot that out. i'm happy about it. it's exciting. didn't get to keep up with them much this year, just with the season and everything. white sox all day, baby. >>> college football, clemson will not have trevor lawrence on saturday against boston college. he has tested positive for covid-19. he goes into isolation for ten days. abc 7 spor it provides property tax fairness for disabled homeowners like c

on the side today they must dig deep into the history of these temples of find out more about never t.d. the queen of the heart of a cultural and religious stop evil in egypt.

to find out want became of nafta t.d.'s mommy we must 1st reconstruct the timeline of a history spanning over 3500 years the history of ancient egypt protein angio made egyptologist. gives us an overview of this incredible civilization. or 1000 to 5000 years ago when the pyramids were built as what we call the old kingdom docs did out there was the great time when they made the pyramids of khufu or coffee the ones we all know. probably around 3500 years ago during the middle kingdom they made pyramids with brick and covered with stone that if you have clay then you around 2500 to 3000 years ago was the new can you live a little bit up here. called the center of the great came in 332 b.c.f. and after his rule for 3 centuries there was ptolemy clear patter of arson nor these greek and macedonian pharaohs to decisions at the never lived around 1300 b.c.e. the 13 and will jump some 3300 years into the past to egypt's new kingdom to try to shed light on her fact. never t.t. was born in looks or known in antiquity as thieves bac

if i didn't know why i put up our expense continue their search for never t.d.'s to me and mommy if she isn't in her husband i cannot ins to him nor in a still hidden room in 2000 communes tomb might she be in her own too somewhere else in the valley of the cane. in the late 19th century a french egypt on a just discovered a tomb now designated as k.v. 35 that rick night a debate about my fatigue his play their love for french been victor long way who was excavating in the valley of the kings an 89899 dog discovered successively the tombs of took most of the 3rd and then aman ho-tep the 2nd in k.b. 35 a in aman hotel the 2nd burial chamber for an excess were found at 2 of which were bricked up. by removing this all he discovered a number of mummies the equivalent that they noticed a very quickly that they were oil mummies. some of these mummies have been identified on the for me notably there was to it most of the 4th quarter was not in its grandfather who called out that and the 3rd i mean that the plot if you're certain some mummies haven't been identified for

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charles schwab merged with t.d. ameritrade earlier this month. they plan to move headquarters to texas as part of this $26 billion deal. >>> now cowboys' tf coordinator is feeling the heat. he had is to step away from his zoom meeting because he had tabasco sauce in his eye. he was rubbing his eye and had the sauce on his finger and we all know how that goes. his eye started burning. they had to pause the call while he went to clean out his eye. well, it's been that kind of season for nolan and the cowboys. they are on pace to allow 555 points this season. we always have to throw some shade in for people's teams, don't we? >> we really do. but, also, let me just pile on. if you live in texas and you can't handle where the hot sauce is with your fingers and all of that. this is very like remedial as far as i'm concerned. >> he's like, i got this, i got this and he's like, i don't have this. >> he's spreading it all around and now it's in both eyes. okay. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a cozy fire with a very d

we saw dozens of portfolios listed from t.d.e to vanguard with balances from a few thousand to half a million but accounts on stock trading app robinhood were listed with the highest price tag. analysts say that premium is likely due to perceptions that robinhood would be easier to hack, and criminals are thinking that if they buy those credentials they are more likely to cash out. robinhood telling cnbc there have been a limited number of hacks on that platform this year, and they are rolling out new security practices just this week, including two-factor authentication and encouraging stronger passwords kelly? >> you know, it's interesting, kate, because even as hackers are going after these accounts, robinhood, users themselves on robinhood were having issues accessing their funds lately what was the deal with that. >> reporter: so we spoke to fou robinhood users who say their accounts were hacked they had their portfolios drained in some instances. i talked to a guy in portland who says he couldn't get anybody on the phone h

they control t.d. ameritrade, they support very conservative causes across the country.ng a change in washington, we're tired of the same old nothing happening in washington. i think i've done my best to convince people that i can make a difference back in washington, d.c. >> you've run statewide before, you've won statewide before. you know what it feels like, a week before the election. here you are, a week before the election. what does it feel like to you? are you confident about your senate race going into this election? >> you know, i spent most of my life in small business. so whenever you feel too confident, you should be looking over your shoulder. there's usually something bad that could happen. we're trying to work as hard as we can trying to turn out the vote. i said the last couple of months, i've been raising money for our victory fund just to get out the vote. go to hickenlooper.com, and people can donate money to get more people manning the phones, more phone banks. trying to make sure that everybody votes. everybody votes. >> former colorado governor joh