george church. a legend in the field of genetics. one of the originators of gene engineering. he's been working in russian siberia, to find the remains of wooly mammoths, with the aim of resurrecting their dna to fight climate change. - there's unfortunately lots of melting ice in siberia and so there are millions of mammoths that are frozen, that are becoming exposed. we had access to six, really excellently frozen specimens. they had never thawed in 40,000 years. - when you were abbing the samples- - ah. - from the wooly mammoth, anatomically, where? - [george] we're dissecting big chunks of mammoth legs with a drill bit and we're kind of suited up because there's meat flying all over the place. (dramatic music) - [kondwani] due to over-hunting and environmental changes, wooly mammoths began going extinct around 10,000 years ago but george is extracting their dna from the cold preserved remains in siberia and mapping their genome. - once we read the genome into the computer and then we write it into modern asian elephant cells. - [kondwani] moderasian elephants and wooly mam

through all the holy places and made a map of this land, this map is carefully stored in the church of st. george the victorious in the near in the city of madaba, the map is also made in the style of byzantine mosaics and occupies almost the entire floor covering of the temple; the church itself was finally completed in 560 ad during the time of the byzantine emperor justinian, before the arrival of the arabs, it was almost the same as the current coat of arms of moscow george finally strikes snakes with a spear arabs did not destroy orthodox shrines did not forbid the greeks to worship jesus and even protected churches from spontaneous vandalism, but against earthquakes. they were powerless until now in the temple of george victorious byzantine imperial eagles sose. with an explanation in arabic, which are written on orthodox frescoes, icons and symbols in jordan , there are also orthodox arabs that have survived to this day, byzantine mosaics. often attracted the attention of thieving foreigners to the antiquities of the east, europeans and americans for a long time had one approach, take ever

george mason unchurched anglican baptist. any any feelings about his his religious vibe. yes. he was a very active participant in a very human and poet church still in existence, just a little bit south of fort belvoir. as you know, he and george washington were were there the mason pugh is still i mean, it's reconstructed, but it's there's still a mason pew there. he was very active in polk. he among other things, as an aside, was on the committee responsible for building. the current church, which was built in 1772, the first public church, you may know was in a different location. and when this church was built, he was responsible for leading the team that was building it. there were there was at least one of the indentured servants that mason employed in building gunston hall paul that he again hired to do work at polk, george bernard sears was a carver who did all of the woodwork inside of gunston hall. he retained sears to do all of the woodwork inside poet church. so he was very active at polk and very, very active in the anglican church throughout his life and attended there for the entirety of his life. one of the interesting thing

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portraits of russian writers are everywhere here, a street named after a filine, a tarkovsky church and a city prison georgesh and javier solana visited paulo tarantina here, but not like bellucci gave concerts valery georgiev and denis matsuev johnny depp lived here, who played arizona dream in kusturica's first english-language film, but this time one of the most famous pianists in the world, boris berezovsky , this concert in a gift for hundreds of rural children of students of music schools in russia, he carries his art, despite all the obstacles. they are proud that they can still perform the works of russian classics. discover the most famous in the world violinist russian the most famous pianist is russian and the great composers we study are also from russia serbia is probably one of the few countries where russian culture is still welcomed, the kustendorf classical music festival, which has been held since 2013 by the world-famous serbian director merkusturica. this only confirms that russian art belongs to the whole world and it is out of time and out of politics boris berezovsky , having traveled

everywhere here portraits of russian writers, a street named after a filinia, a tarkovsky church and a city prison where george. bush and javier salavatna peek behind bars. paulo sarantina stayed here, but not like bellucci gave concerts valery georgiev and denis matsuev, johnny depp lived here, who played the arizona dream in kusturica's first english-language film, but this time one of the world's most famous pianists boris berezovsky is on stage this concert is a gift for hundreds rural children of students of music schools in russia brings them its own art, despite all obstacles. they are proud that they can still perform the works of russian classics. you know the most famous violinist in the world russian most famous pianist, russian and great composers, whom we study also from russia the famous serbian director mir kusturica - this only confirms russian art belongs to everything world, and it out of time and out of politics, the turquoise disease, having traveled around with concerts, the whole world was surprised at the rehearsal before the performance. how so? why russian art can be canceled in the we

chip in one place, go to church to father george to him at least for advice.rushed, i told father george everything to him, as if in spirit, he answers so with a smile, my son, we have such an economy in russia that they can insert a chip for you if. only you yourself will pay dearly for it, and then it will quickly break down. and who then makes me do all this, and this little man is your conscience awoke. with a fright with what such a fright the fame of what will soon become viral? as often happens when people are doing well, they do not notice their bad deeds, since famously bursts out, they immediately become kinder and fairer. yes, don’t worry, the pandemic will pass. everything will be forgotten and the human conscience will fall asleep back. i say, it is that people will again begin to sin and nature will pollute this way . you will not sin this world, you will not repent. so go in peace and don't even think about the chip. and here, i think, how not to think about it. and when i now, as a stupid american, i study english, well, it’s not my conscience

george and god. yau, the lena church is not an administrator, the zhiritsky border and the construction of an agrarianarusian jerusalem will change until the year 25. all work is carried out at the expense of the republican budget for this year, 6 million 600,000 belarusian rubles have been allocated, which we must master this year, the cost of the entire project is 9 million 600,000 belarusian rubles. uh planned to finish next year such a place in holidays. we do not work on major holidays, but work is carried out on other days. well, the object is a complex object - this is a story, as a cultural value of the first category, so there are many questions. a meeting is held at the object every week, the customer holds, which means that this object is constantly under control. at the first persons of the state , the inner soul of the cathedral, which is unchanged not at the seventeenth, the guards only file the news, we will fight tile fringed food. kena flock numbing cathedrals, it turns out outside. we see, say, such a rebuilt part of the 19th century. inside, this is the middle of the 17th century, a

this is one of the most unique places, probably in the whole world, where the christian church of st. georgeof the 13th century and the most ancient pagan sanctuary dedicated to popular to the bear deity of the ossetian pantheon, your grater is no secret to anyone that churches in ancient times were built in special places. here, on the same territory, an orthodox church and the sanctuary of the ancient god ancestors are connected. alan felt. this unusual place about local lore is the place for a sanctuary. yours was chosen only after they saw once that after a heavy snowfall, and in the mountains sometimes falls up to two meters. this place turned out to be completely free of snow. and this was the signal for the local population that it is not casual. if bristle needs help, he turns to the authorities. if he wants the trip to be successful, he turns cool, if he needs justice and help in the fight against the enemy, he turns to aster. jay, when the locals want to talk about the strength of their wazzie protector, they send visitors to the divgist fortress. we are a celebrity in hesse - this

george washington project at the university of virginia. and at 8 pm eastern, on lectures in history, he'll still college professor richard campbell talks about american churches and religion during world war i. he shares of american pastors, ministers, and rabbis spoke about the great war before and after the u.s. entered the conflict. exploring the american story. watch american history tv, saturdays on c-span two. and find a full schedule on the program guide, or watch online anytime at c-span the org slash history. weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday, american history documents america story. and on sundays, book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies, and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no. it's way more than that. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled left so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. comcast, along with these television companies, supports c-span 2 as a public service. >> thank you for being here on the first co

so i have george washington and top hat in there. i'd say frank church the head of the church committee in congress in the 1970s like senator from late senator from idaho. he conducted the most serious one of the most serious and sweeping investigations in history it revealed some of the darker days of our intelligence community spying on americans assassination plots above you mentioned exploding cigars assassination tends against fidel castro. and as a result of that committee, we have the oversight regime today that has really helped i think us intelligence both in terms of garnering trust and curbing excesses. so i put french church up there. and then i'd say george hw bush right up you mentioned one of the you know, the only president who served as cia director really understood the intelligence community and supported it at a very challenging time as the cold war was ending very interesting. okay good choices. all right final question for you. amy your class next spring. let's say that you do it all professor's aspire to you inspire your your stude

church up there. and then i would say george h. w. bush. we mentioned one of the only presidents who served as cia directors. really, understanding the intelligence community. and supporting it at a very challenging time as the cold war was ending. >> very interesting. good choices. final question for you, amy. your costs next spring. let's say you do what all professors aspire to and inspire your students. one student said that professor amy zegart, they are so into espionage, and what should they do? >> first, i would ask that student, what kind of espionage? do you want to analyze intelligence? do you want to go out and convince people to spy on behalf of the united states? those are two very different paths. >> pro-american espionage or anti-american espionage? which side are you on? >> right. but very different skill. such very different personality types. very different pass. and if they do want to do it, i would encourage them to apply to the central intelligence agency or other intelligence agencies. there is no more important time

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george samuel 8. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see in our church the information that the attack on the crimea bridge was carried out by ukraine has been confirmed by the russian investigative committee had. does this effectively amount to stay sponsor terrorism by keeping your eyes? well, it would be essentially say sponsor terrorism. but on the other hand, it's part of an ongoing war that's ukraine. and of course, it's a master's nato and which you, through the united states is waging against russia. it was obvious that would attack the bridge both as a symbol and it does have certain strategic purposes. so you could, you could say the act of terrorism. on the other hand, you know, you have to say that that is a military target as much of military targets as anything else. and this comes, of course, after the cleaning officials were blaming russia for their attack. they said that most get to detect its own bridge. what do you make of this claim? well, as the standard operating procedure and the rush is always attacking itself with the prisoner of

church. and according to the charities homepage, it has been working with a so called george and legion, which has been accused of the torture and execution of russian p. o. w. 's, listed among the foundations donors of the edgar brothers. anon company, which has won at least 5 and a half 1000000 pounds worth of contracts from the ministry of defense. earlier this year, the dark angels led by former british squad, daniel burge was reveal to have fired an $80000.00 pound javelin missile at russian tanks. a full man team went kilometers into no man's land with a javelin ante tankless on which they fired at a russian armored vehicle. his former units came to prominence when it was revealed that it sold it had youth images of then labor lead a. jeremy corbin as target practice. the soldiers of the parachute regiment routinely tatty at target practice. on this occasion, they filmed themselves and posted of social media. the headline happy with that suggests that hit the target. then 50 reveals. jeremy corbin is apparently that target book and others in the dark angels also so with kurdish forces in

grandfather of the future overseer of the senate, served in the church, dedicated to this saint, which is probably why he received his surname. georgeictorious quite right and surname where is this street for 400? on duddle street in hong kong from the 19th century has four such sites in 2018. they were severely damaged by the hurricane. i had to restore it along with the supply pipes, no. buy gas lamps somewhere at 400 alexander's house alexander. let's play for 600. in this sport, the house consists of four colored concentric circles, the inner one is six inches in diameter and the outer one is six feet. where is this street for 500? the central street of the city of apatity in the murmansk region bears the name of this geochemist, the discoverers of the khibiny deposits outstanding soviet mineral water alexander fersman next and where is this street for 300 neighborhood of this st. petersburg avenue, alexander rosenbaum likened the odessa moldavian woman and the ligovsky's moscow cunning , right? eyes 300 with the help of a giant fiery eye, this lord of the rings could see any corner of middle-earth where is this street for 200 y

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church. it was possible thanks to old photographs and a drawing, by the way, st. georgekaninsky emperor nicholas ii and many other historical figures once visited the walls of this shrine, now the temple completely revived. and its coverage was held with the participation of the patriarchal exarch in this belarus , metropolitan of minsk and zaslavl veniamin. well, and finally, i propose to fall back into childhood a little. and just recently, the twenty- fifth anniversary international festival of animated films was held here, and not may day 20-22. well, this bright holiday of childhood was celebrated together with the people of mogilev in several corners of our planet at once. the fact is that the number of countries participating in festa. already over four decades old. well right now proposed to you to look at the neevku many thanks to colleagues. really not mine this year was a great success. let's see your story. the international festival of resuscitation films, and not mayevka, celebrated its 25th anniversary, the most colorful autumn festival of mogilev opened l

george washington project at the university of virginia. and at 8 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, college professor richard gamble talked about american churches and religion during world war i, sharing how american pastors were in the great war before and after the u.s. entered the conflict. watch american history tv saturday on c-span two. and on your program guide or watch online at c-span.org/history. >> defense secretary lloyd boston says his recent strike has united the international community. he made the comments in belgium where general mark milley and he our meeting with allies and other countries committed to providing security assistance to ukraine. >> thank you for being here. it is my pleasure to introduce secretary of defense lloyd boston and general mark milley. the secretary and chairman will provide brief opening remarks and then we will have a few minutes to take some questions. i will moderate those questions and call on reporters and i would ask you to limit your follow-ups since we do have a limited amount of time today. i appreciate your assistance with this. mr. secretary, over to you, sir. >> good afternoon, everyone. we have made

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so of the so-called ukrainian orthodox church, well, we call it the moscow patriarchate, its leaders, well, certain clerics were present yesterday in st. george's the kremlin during the announcement of the annexation of ukrainian territories, our colleagues from lb.ua inform us. so, metropolitan luhansk uoc of the so -called mp of the moscow patriarchate and the abbot of the men's monastery from melitopol took part in the announcement of the illegal annexation . that's right for for the sbu took part in the announcement of the illegal annexation the presence of panteleimon - he is in white this is the first photo by the way, let's look at the kremlin palace was noticed during the live broadcast , let me remind you that this metropolitan of luhansk himself, here he is, the then archbishop of rvankiv, sverdlovsk primate of the ukrainian orthodox church, metropolitan onufriy, honored him literally in june 19, at that time, his new diocese was already located in the occupied part of the luhansk region. well, and e further, this means others, in black, in the kremyr palace, the abbot of the saint savitsky monastery in the city of melitopol, archiman

george washington project at the university of virginia. and at 8 p.m. eastern on lectures in history, college professor richard gamble talked about american churches and religionuring world war i, sharing how american pastors were in the great war before and after the u.s. entered the conflict. watch american history tv saturday on c-span two. and on your program guide or watch online at c-span.org/history. >> defense secretary lloyd boston says his r

as senator georges raphael warnock collected an extra $90,000 in a tax-free loophole as a parsonage allowance from a church. herschel walker allegedly paying for an abortion that he denies, they are ignoring a truly horrific scandal surrounding him. in 2002 as a minister in west baltimore, he was arrested for obstructing a police investigation into child abuse at his own church camp. the charges were later dropped but according to the baltimore sun he aggressively repeatedly blocked police were interviewing a camp counselor -- one of the troopers said i never encountered resistance like that at all talking about young kids, child abuse. five cases of child abuse were brought against the camp director. one former camper claims that his camp counselors tossed on a 12-year-old boy and made others sleep outside in the cold. sadly this is not the last time he would have trouble with the law. he was ordered by a superior court judge to attend mediation after he was accused of neglecting his own children and failing to pay child care expenses despite amassing a network of nearly a million bucks. in 2020 he was ac

church have anything to do with this? why wouldn't they immediately say, george , and you can't do this or you're no longer a catholic college? >> the fact that this is happening at a catholic school, tucker, i think really speaks to just how deep demonic influences have embedded themselves in our culture. i spoke to multiple catholic ethicists for this story who made quite clear that this is completely inappropriate and a huge violation of catholic medical standards, the catholic church, and especially its education arms are supposed to be teaching objective truth in biological reality. and the truth is that no matter how many drugs you pump into your child, no matter how many surgeries you put someone through, they can never be a member of the opposite . and god creates all of his children with love. he doesn't create his children in the supposed wrong body. >> well, exactly. and was just not that long ago, they were telling us born this way, which, you know, i kind of accept you should accept people as they as they they're born. but now no, you've got to get the doctors with the scalpels in the form of drugs in there to d

george washington project. at 8 p.m. eastern, richard gamble talks about american churches and religion during world war i and he shares howpastors spoke about the great war before and after the u.s. entered the conflict. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturd c-span2 and what your full schedule under programs time and watch online at any time on c-span.org. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is chris currie here with us to talk about the u.s. response in terms of the this as the recovery in the various agencies -- disaster recovery and the various agencies that provide for recovery. what are the agencies that gao looks at an terms of providing a when it comes to recovery after a hurricane. guest: there is over 17 different departments across the federal government to provide some sort of disaster assistance but immediately after, the ones most people recognize our fema, the small business administration, the department of housing and urban direct -- developments and other agencies like the coast guard. host: what is the role of the gao in reviewing the response and spending? >> -

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george mason's initial draft and james madison's prodding. you know. brought a degree of religious freedom to virginia, but virginia retained an established church at that point didn't get taken away until 1785. pennsylvania offered complete religious freedom. no state church. no taxes would be paid to support a state church, massachusetts retained a state church. so they offered religious toleration and the ability to practice religion but gave the state the right to compel people to attend particular kinds of public worship or to certainly through text local tax money support a particular church the congregational church the puritan church. and this remained true in massachusetts until 1820s. so the us constitution says the us will not establish a religion. federal government won't but it didn't stop the states from doing it. and in fact, there's some bills right now in some states to reestablish churches with to re-establish religion within states these things are this idea is being floated around to return to this and established religion. here adams actually was open to just saying christian. he had to be christians to be an office holder and the p