a very well-to-do assimilated jew and in the 90s he went to paris to cover that alfred dreyfus trial for the newspaper. dreyfus was the jewish officer in the artillery in france who was accused of treason, of selling secrets to the germans. he was obviously innocent but they railroaded him so dreyfus went there to cover and when they degraded him in the cold yard of the palace of justice they were screaming that to the turkey, they were screaming depth to the jews and it's an assimilated austrian jew, hardly knew he wasjewish and he said oh my god, we have to have our own country . 1897. everyone said you're crazy, what country? they said the jewish homeland is of course the love and which is known as palestine. palestine is aregion in the words of those days . jews have been there for 5000 years but we had a country up there until 2000, until the birth of christ when the romans came in. we're going to go backthere. people say you can'tgo back there, it's a sand do , there's nothing there .th it's a wilderness between the mediterranean and the dead sea. so we started this thing calle

. >> renÉe dreyfus is curator of ancient art.n is a reflection of egypt's golden age when pharaohs cashed in on their power and almost no one held onto a longer than ramses the great. >> what you see is the story about a king of egypt who had much more time to create his own legend. it is one of a pair of bracelets made primarily of gold. >> she says one of the pieces are recently discovered, and many have never left egypt before. long withffins and funeral masks crafted to match their owners status. teams from the u.s. and egypt have worked to carefully transport these priceless artifacts. >> we try to show you what we have. >> renÉe dreyfus is hoping ramses can re-create the magic of another famous egyptian king who captivated the u.s. when she was a young curator, quintana. >> when the boy came came -- king came, i was young. >> they left distinctly different legacies. ramses was known for building extensive monuments and families. >> he fathered about 100 sons and daughters. he was pretty good at that. >> in ancient and color

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. >> reporter: rene dreyfus is hoping ramsey can show another king, tut. >> when the boy king came, i 30 months after that, i was the curator of the second tut exhibition. >> reporter: they left distinctly different legacies. the boy king was known for building monuments and families. >> he fathered about 100 sons and daughters. he was pretty good at that. >> reporter: an ancient and colorful legacy about to be reborn in the bay area. dan a.: just fantastic stuff. the exhibit includes 180 objects and it will run august 20 through mid-february. we should check that out, ama, very impressive. ama: that is so cool. ""world news" tonight" is coming up next. i'm ama daetz. dan a.: i'm dan ashley. we will see you in half an hour. ama, let's go. ama: we will be back by 6:00. dan a.: outside lands large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written prop 27, to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless. but read prop 27's fine print. 90% of profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. n

theodore who was in assimilated you and at the 18 nineties he went to paris to cover the trial and dreyfusas a jewish officer who was accused of treason but they reloaded him and then they degraded hill and the courtyard but instead of death to the predator it was death to the jews. 's of course they looked at this how do they know he was jewish? they said oh my god we have to have her own country. everyone said you're crazyme what country? the jewish homeland of course and it was in that region. but jews have been there forup 5000 years up until 2000 we will go back there that they'll say we can't there is nothing there. it is a wilderness between theo mediterranean and the dead sea there is nothing there. so he started this thing in 1897 and jews from all over came to talk about building country and my great uncle was actually there. they started fighting with each other which is how the jews communicate. [laughter] they have to speak hebrew or yiddish and so he kept insisting there would be a country and said in 1897 it will not be in five years that it will be in 50 years and 50 years

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. >> reporter: rene dreyfus is hoping that ramp says can recreate another egyptian king that captured.s. >> when the boy tut came, i was the curator and months that, i was the second curator. >> reporter: she said that ramesses and tut not only ruled in different eras, they left different legacys. the boy king was known for building families. >> he fathered about 100 sons and daughters. >> reporter: ancient and colorful legacy about to be reborn in the bay area. dan a.: the exhibit includes 180 objects to study. it opens august 20 and runs through mid-february. very much worth your time. ama: that is going to be fascinating. one last check of your weather. dan a.: mike nicco is here. mike: we will show you a small craft advisory through the delta and that will continue through 9:00. as far as your activity planner, if you're thinking about going for an evening walk, it will be comfortable. how about outdoor dining, we will drop into the 60's. tomorrow, a lot like today, 60's, 70's to the 80's. we will try to hold off the 90's until possibly sunday. if you're going to the coast, look a

so joining us now to talk more about this is dreyfus the curator of the event. this once in a lifetime? >> once in a lifetime because the objects that are coming are also very, very important to egyptian museum. several being refurbished. >> and reinstalled in the great egyptian museum being installed and it's likely these objects center coming. well, not peak in america again for decades. really. >> so what will people see if they get to go? >> oh, gosh, there you have it. the doors open and you see that beautiful head of see that 2nd half of bill up one of the temple, the tomb builders lot level as coffins coffins the heads of horace, the examples of from ramsey's and descendants and they found you came after ramsey's us over so the glove and unlike anything i've ever seen before, solid silver that was found in that too much of another farrow who came after ramsey's an animal mummies. these only just what i discovered within the past couple of years. and the first time ever and they're seen in this and now you're actual reality. ponds. people will be transport