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less adventure?hey had had enough adventure thateveral centuries and period from 1914 to 1923. i will end it there, but thank you all very much. [applause] >> this is american history tv on c-span3, where each weekend we feature 40 hours of programming exploring our nation's past. >> next, on the civil war. 198 anniversary of ulysses-esque grants birthday, the grant monument association holds a discussion between general david petraeus and elizabeth samet. this event took place online. >> good evening. on behalf of the grand monument association, welcome to this special online program to mark president ulysses s grant's 198th birthday. the grant monument association is a nonprofit organized in

typical hong kong girls don't do things like this, like these crazy adventures. rooftopping is a kind of new extreme sport among young people in hong kong now. the idea is conquering a building without being discovered by security. my heart is always pounding, and then my hands are sweating, but i try to overcome this fear. my rooftopping friends, they all have same value w with me. i thk they're all rebellious, and they also think that the government is not serving the people now in hong kong. they just want you to be obedient. benjamin: i don't want to see any police because i have a helmet with me today. airin: you can say you have helmet for bike. ha! benjamin: because maybe there are demonstration t tonight, maybe. i don't know. protests ababt the polilice and goverernt officials, so maybe it would be better for me to get a helmet first. [speaking cantonese] man: ok. airin: i actually don't want to get famous from rooftopping. it's just an instant. i think the protests inspired me. they were not satisfied with the electoral system in hong kong, so they start

it is going to be an incredible adventure. india's north—east.n of eight states almost cut off from the rest of this vast country, but for a tiny strip of land. at partition, a large swathe of the region was sectioned off to become east pakistan which later became bangladesh, leaving the indian area landlocked. it is geographically and culturally out on a limb. this is frontier country, little known to tourists and other indians alike. they call it the land of clouds but that is because of the severe monsoon season. hilly, remote and the air is so crisp and fresh and the views... well, simply spectacular. it is this cool climate that made the state of meghalaya and its capital shillong a popular retreat for the british during the colonial era. they dubbed it the scotland of the east. it is pretty crowded. but what about the city today? there is only one way to find out. we can get on. i took a bus into the city centre. it is a modern industrial town these days, shillong. bus engine grinds alarmingly i think those brakes may need some work. tell m

even the ride is quite an adventure. 140 square kilometers of winding tunnels the nazis believed this to be the perfect hiding spot in april of 1945 u.s. soldiers couldn't believe their eyes when they came upon this room thousands of boxes and bags filled with cash diamonds and gold paintings by rembrandt do that and many others in anticipating the downfall of the 3rd reich the nazis hid a lot of their gold and currency reserves and macca us. from by some means so what dimensions are we talking about here and i told you to me you will know right markets who are from different. i mean if you count everything going but it comes to 3000000000 reich's mark in a bank notes alone. there was so much money stored here that there was a shortage of cash in berlin or. one of the most spectacular finds never t.v. this is of course a replica the original is back in berlin's pergamon museum if all of this is an adventurous enough for you you can also explore the labyrinth by mountain bike but there are only a limited amount of spots and dates so you should sign up ahead of time in any case there's

less adventure?" they had enough adventure for several centuries in those periods from 1914 to 1923. anyway, i want to end it there, but thank you all very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] is american history tv on c-span three were each weekend we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our is -- nations past. tvthis is american history every weekend on c-span3. our weekly series "the civil war" to mark the 198th s. grantsry of ulysses birthday. at ada 4:00 p.m. used in from it is a lectures in history. teaches ane president class on constitutional issues during richard nixon and gerald ford. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, on reel america, up with the coronavirus pandemic severely limiting travel for most americans, we feature the 1967 united airlines discover america." the aerial trip across the united states highlights natural and m

exotic plants and animal life and it will be an adventure. it was pointed out that there aren't early any roads there and it is dangerous and there are alligators and worse and people could die. they knew better. the trip lasted a day and a half. there was a monsoon, there were snakes, alligators. but they liked the idea. it came about they would take a

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father and daughter set off to do everything to find her experience in countless adventures involving lots of magic but violence to. cornelia didn't only want to write a gripping book she wanted to send out a political message. in one of the themes of in the heart is fascism not the gang in the mountains they're not my fios either fascists. they blackmail us without children they blackmail us with their husbands and our friends insist on them fight and that's what's most terrifying about dictators and fascism and they attack us using the things we're most proud of what we think of as our identity what we love most of us believe and they turn us into accomplices that's how fascism operate and that's what i depicted in incarceration intent and house but i didn't call it by its name because i thought it would be more timeless this way if the smartest idea was there was supposed to be a 4th in current book coming out i thought it was a trilogy and that it was over so it was published all good i thought so too probably because illustrating and painting have become more important to me agai

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protagonist is scipio the leader of a gang of orphans in venice who go through a bunch of adventures together for. them on a miss 100 and then a child who has suffered abuse or deprivation reads a book like this the flawed in her either children tell me they never had a family up but they read the book and suddenly understood what it must feel like that a book has given the child a kind of safe space inside of a space they've never experienced but they can still find some of their own reality and a comment that children don't want false illusions i can't take them seriously. if that's is when i get letters like this from readers i realize i'm also talking about the terrible things about the world. that has to be a part of a fantasy writer. but the floor it was the 1st of cornelia focus books to be translated into english that was in 2000 to 3 years later she was included on time magazine's list of the world's 100 most influential people alongside bill clinton nelson mandela and the dalai lama. she had won fans around the world and a few critics. a common fan i received a letter from

woman: i'm an adventure scientist, which means i'm a volunteer. we help collect data. at this moment, we're colollectg samples for the timber tracking project that will hopefully lead to help convict poachers of, you know, illegal timber logging. man: i grew up in brazil, and my dad, he was an e ecological person, so he gave me this awareness to take care of nature. so, to me, it was my niche. i l love it. right here. close this. now i have my tool. i'm going to find a place, kind of here, in between. lancaster: the adventure scientists are taking on this incredible role of trying to collllect high-valalue refereree samples for scientists like me. gisele: they train us volunteers to collect samples, and we're collectcting the core of the tr. and the core, they're going to do a chchemical composition t to later on be able to match it, see if it''s posossible to m mat to the leaves. hopefully it will lead to help stop poaching. renee: going to insert this here to fit the core. and there we hahave the core. insert it. gisele: ok, this goes in our desiccant bag. lancaster:

to reconsider its action and adventure of phenomena in washington d.c. thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world a man who films the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man a model are very has been charged with a murder in the u.s. 25 year olds are barry was jogging when he was shot dead after a confrontation with a father and son in february the cases sparked widespread scrutiny of law enforcement's handling of the incident resulting in nationwide protests. more than 11000 people have been evacuated from their homes after 2 dams failed in the u.s. state of michigan rising water levels in gulf the structures after days of heavy rain lakes normally held behind the dams then drained out across the surrounding area causing widespread flooding. lockdown measures are hampering relief efforts in india and bangladesh where cycling opon has left a trail of destruction more than 80 people 80 people have been killed and millions in coastal communities are without electricity. outdoors swimming pools are reopening in germany as daily

2nd world war plane many off road drive is see it as the very embodiment of action and outsource adventure. playground. to cheat a spectacular vehicle with a long history class. and off road lab in southwestern germany heads out for their sunday drive. from 60 horsepower antiques to modern 300 horsepower models these are old jeeps then having the maintained but rugged terrain is what they were made for. even on the road out in the open air they started to bring out that special off road feeling. like my jeep is best because it's the original and it has that legendary beautiful form. the jeep was originally built for the u.s. army over 600000 were made by willis and forward during and after the 2nd world war . i'm sorry my jeep is the bad looking one it's a civilian classic i think the shape is beautiful you can lift the doors off and it's really fun if you chose. the army jeep then adapted to civilian life this one dates back to the late 1970 s. . largely my jeep's the best it adds quality to my life and the little piece of freedom. the reading that kept the chest the front. line troops in

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sailing ships that traverse the sailing seas still haunt our dreams of adventure. our forebearers in dedication to the enlistening spirit of man erected harvard in the early years of their settlement upon this continent. a monument to the universal ideal of education as a uniting force for people everywhere. people everywhere of course follow parallel pursuits of happiness. in canada, the crown of ospitality is afforded chateau in quebec. the constant quest of humanity -- the old and the new join in special significance. parliament in canada. and parliament in great britain stand out as sentinels to an ever flowering tradition of freedom everywhere. westminster abbey in london bespeaks a majesty echoed in the exciting parade of the guards at buckingham palace. the friendly inns of england, the public houses with signs of hospitality calling up the good cheer and the great bounty of common fellowship. we seek good times galore. signs of hospitality, yes indeed. and it was in the inn yards of england that the stage of hakespeare had its beginnings. art , romeo, where

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companies and businesses like uber and lyft >>> when we come back the parents creating incredible adventures for their kids when going away simply isn't an option >>> there's good news tonight about a little imagination creating some big adventures in our back yards it's the unofficial start to summer usually filled with beach trips, pool parties, barbecues and vacation get aways even though most are not hitting the highways or packing airports families are finding new ways to kick off the holiday weekend. the rodriguez family in california canceled their trip to cancun, but that didn't stop them from creating the perfect staycation resort. their backyard with real sand, even a tiki bar. >> it really did feel like we were on a get away >> i want to remember this summer as being able to spend the most time with my family >> and across the country the fun has adjust begun from makeshift waterparks, roller coasters, zip lines, and this family didn't miss out on their theme park vacation they're re-creating jurassic park in their front yard in ohio this family no stranger to getting creative in

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she's author of the recently-updated book "finding my voice: when the perfect plan crumbles, the adventureins." ms. jarrett, thank you very much, indeed, for joining us. >> i'm delighted to be joining you. gerry: the return of interest in the russia investigation, earlier this month general michael flynn, the justice department asked the court to drop the charges of lying to the fbi, general michael flynn, that process goes on. president obama, your former boss, described that decision, it was reported, as a very questionable one, one that brought into the question the whole rule of law here in the united states. let me start by asking just a very simple question. you were with president obama very closely all that time. when did president obama first know about the fbi investigation of general flynn? >> that i do not know. but i think the point president obama was trying to make very clearly is that this is the first time that we're aware of where someone has lied to the fbi, admitted that they lied, pled guilty and then had the justice department drop the charges. and that's just an asto

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