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it's evidence that be mayan culture was more extensive than anyone knew. thousands of structures have been newly revealed, using advanced imagery techniques seen on the ground. we get more on this from lucy kafanov. >> reporter: for centuries the jungle shrouded the remains of the ancient mayan civilization. but now, using lasers and drones, scientists have uncovered a secret beneath the canopy. more than 60,000 previously unknown mayan structures hidden by the rain forest. >> allowing experts to create a treasure map of a lost world. >> reporter: the findings are the subject of a new national geographic documentary. >> now we've done it. >> reporter: which tracks a team of scientists and archaeologists who use lidar, light detection and ranging technology. lasers shot from airplanes down below. >> we just followed a map created by lasers in the sky and then bush whacked for hours to this point to find this. >> reporter: allowing them to see through the thick foliage. the project mapped more than 800 square miles uncovering ancient roads, pyramids and pala

huge structures that will likely teach us new lessons about the mayan civilization. what's wonderful about this. is the scale of it it's twenty one hundred square kilometers so we're seeing these patterns not just in individual myositis but over these past region just a perspective that we have. and so the jungle is actually preserving the totality of this ancient civilization. the technology uses lasers that allow researchers to effectively peer through the overgrowth. they found far more than expected around sixty thousand million structures it's become clear that only a fraction of the remnants of the ancient culture have been unearthed. like pretty calm ruins. archaeologists now have their work cut out for them they want to better understand how this civilization lived before suddenly disappearing around one thousand years ago. researchers have discovered pyramids streets and canals. they now believe that as many as ten million people may have lived in what is now northern guatemala that's three times as many as scientists had thought. a vast civilization whose s

huge structures that will likely teach us new lessons about the mayan civilization. what's wonderful about this octomom lidar initiative is the scale of it it's twenty one hundred square kilometers so we're seeing these patterns not just in individual myositis but over these bassed region so must just a perspective that we haven't really had before and so the jungle is actually preserving but totality of this ancient civilization. the technology uses lasers that allow researchers to effectively peer through the overgrowth structure right there they found far more than expected around sixty thousand million structures.

researchers have discovered remnants of a massive mayan society below the jungle in northern mali now the findings suggest that millions more people lived in that region than anyone had previously thought scientists used a high tech aerial mapping technique to generate images like the ones you're seeing now and these show the original network of mayan structures the technique uses the lasers to pinpoint the contours of the structures hiding under dense layers of jungle foliage mayan culture flourished from roughly one thousand b.c. to the year nine hundred a.d. . and you may have heard there's a little something going on in american football this weekend sunday's highly anticipated super bowl clash five time champions the new england patriots are going to be taking on the philadelphia eagles thousands of fans have already descended on minneapolis and there is plenty to do even for those who weren't lucky enough to snag tickets to the big game. this super bowl is truly something for the tensest and this super bowl funfair is this close to some fans will get that's because you have to h

evidence that the mayan culture in central america was far more extensive than anyone knew.f structures have been newly revealed using advanced imaging techniques that can see underground. we get more from nbc's lucy cavanagh. >> reporter: for centuries the guatemala jungle shrouded the remains of the ancient civilization. using lasers and drones scientists have uncovered a secret beneath the canopy, a mayan megalopolous. previously unknown structures hidden by the rain forest. >> allowing experts to create a treasure map of a lost world. >> reporter: the findings are the subject of a new national geographic documentary. >> let's ct call naked. now we've done it. >> reporter: which tracks a team of scientists and archeologists who use lidar, light detection and ranging technology. lasers shot from airplanes down below. >> we just followed a map created by lasers in the sky, and then bush whacked for hours to this point. to find this. >> reporter: allowing them to see through the thick foliage. the project mapped nor than 800 square miles, uncovering ancient roads, pyramids,

use a high tech aerial mapping technique to generate images like these shows the original network of mayan structures the technique uses lasers to pinpoint the contours of buildings hiding under dense layers of jungle foliage mayan culture forest roughly one thousand b.c. to nine hundred eighty is that's your date every news you're up to date we've got more coming at the top of the hour for now for me in the team in berlin thanks for watching. dortmund leipzig the biggest favor team muesli got all the best goals we've got all the action. is the whole german football share the experience every match in the indus league every weekend here g.w. . created movie milestone. it was an instrument of propaganda into persecution. it underwent bankruptcy and restructuring. but it still turning out films today. germany's biggest and most film company. a cinematic history from the german empire to the present one hundred years of. starting january eighteenth. there is no double the double is the police. that's why we call them beasts. the slums of nairobi dead bodies of young poor man a turning up on t

weeks or months hacking through the hot, dense jungles of central america in search of ancient mayan. now modern technology can do the same thing in matter of minutes and without e scientists are using lasers to peer through the forest to suey. you know what they found out, th mayan cities and villages were larger and far more complex than what archaeologists believe. they think they have scratched the surface. archaeologists are using high level mapping technology to virtually unearth a massive network of mayan ruins. hidden for centuries in the thick junk lsz of guatemala.yea. jungle. >> engineer and "national geographic" explorho television the break through. >> platform, build, off the data. there is a massive temple around the corner. ba uncovered landscape p your includes previously unnamed cities andctionstructures. houses, farms, pyramids. scientists and archaeologists discovered the ruins, shooting lasers down from a plane to tred lht detection and ranging. pacu nonprofit that started the project to uncover more of the . >> it will provide emperical proof of the sophisticati

you can watch, lost treasure the mayan. that is the joifr for tuesday.e news continues for others check back with us. for the morning news and cbs this morning. i'm david begnaud. have a great day. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, february 6th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." historic plunge. wall street's wild ride triggers a global market slide while financial planners are urging people not to panic. >>> rival document. the democrats vote to release their own classified memo about the russia investigation to counter a republican memo. >>> and as the flu bug hits hard this season, a q

you can watch lost treasures of the mayan kings this tuesday on national geographic.rd for the kids. >> i agree. >> i love those discoveries. >> researchers said they had been walking, essentially walking on them but never noticed them until they started looking from the air. >> and they found that secret room in the great pyramids? great. >> thanks, david. le. >> david. >> nerd alert. >> i'm going to watch it. i'm going to watch it, too. right there with you. >>> up next, a look at this morning's other headlines, including nbc's explanation for 26 seconds of black during their super bowl coverage. i was wondering about that. >> yes. >> plus will president trump's tariffs on imported solar products plead to more jobs for >>> good monday morning to you. it's going to be clear, beautiful and warm, and that is pretty much the story for the rest of the week. taking a look at your high temperatures for the day in the mid-70s down to the mid-60s. 74 in fairfield. 72 san jose. cooler around the bay. 68degrees in san francisco. getting up to 75 degrees in santa rosa. looking

from the mayans, to another collapsed civilization, great britain.weren't aware, a century ago in a town called cheddar gorge, scientists found a 10,000-year-old skeleton of the earliest known man in britain, who they named cheddar man-- very imaginative. thanks to d.n.a. evidence, we've learned cheddar man has a dark secret. >> cheddar man had dark skin. d.n.a. analysis shows he had dark hair, blue eyes and skin that was probably dark brown or black. >> trevor: oh, shit! the man was black! you realize what this means? it turns out meghan markle isn't entering the royal family. she's just reclaiming the throne. ( applause ) but, yes, of course, ched oar man is black. i don't need d.n.a. to know that. his remains are 10,000 years old, and they still ain't cracked, people, come on. and, of course, as we know from daytime tv, you can't have a d.n.a. test without a family reunion. >> this is modern day cheddar man. adrian targett lives in the same place. time to meet your ancestor. do you want to see your great-great-great-great-great- great-great-great-

period of over ten thousand years from the first inhabitants of the americas it's environment to the mayan culture. and there might be even longer cave systems waiting to be discovered so the researchers are itching to get back to work. up to date on g.w. news thanks for watching i hope to see you again soon. my endorsement shelter lives a good look at your favorite team sleep all the best goals we got all the action w. is the whole of judgement befalls share the experience of every match. just league of the weekend here on w. . meet the germans new and surprising new specks of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany to sink receives the two traditions every day lives and language because there's a lot of. us so i'm good yeah i'm good. looking guy i'm going to be w. dot com the germans. the eternal city built on seven hills from afar a vast prospect of stone but at close quarters its magnificence is revealed. the walls and remains the very culture of the ancient world the key to that world is here on the capitol hill we can angelo restyled the piazza in

researches in guatemala have discovered new buildings and structures dating from me mayan civilization the discoveries include launch agricultural fields and irrigation canals and tens of thousands of buildings the mayans controlled huge swathes of essential and north america until the spanish took over something in the sixteenth century. american football star tom brady has become the oldest person in the national football league to win the most valuable player award ahead of his eight the parents in the super bowl and the national media panel awarded the new england patriots course about forty votes out of a possible fifty to claim the top award is the third time the forty year old has been named the. and this year's super bowl will kick off in minneapolis in an hour's time reigning champions the new england patriots will take on the philadelphia eagles fans have descended upon the city braving the subzero conditions for what's expected to be one of the coldest super bowls on record. paths are going to win their six super bowl and they're going to win it going away . no question abou

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or researchers have discovered remnants of a massive mayan society below the jungle here in northern guatemala the findings suggest millions more people lived in the region than previously thought scientists used a high tech aerial mapping technique to generate these images they show the original network of lion structures the technique used lasers to pinpoint the contours of the structures hiding under dense layers of jungle foliage like cultural florist from roughly one thousand b.c. to nine hundred. minder of our top story this hour syrian rebels have downed a russian warplane in alien province a pilot parachuted out but was killed in fighting on the ground a jihad of scrope linked to al qaida has claimed responsibility. that's it every news thanks for watching we'll see you soon. when i'm traveling going to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and d.-w. make snap.

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. >>> scientists find a mother lode of mayan architect that hassanle been seen for centuries. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> brady under pressure, launching one toward the end zone, and it's gone and time runs out. >> fly, eagles, fly. >> the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. eagles fans everywhere, this is for you! let the celebration begin! >>> eagle fans swamped the streets last night. >> philadelphia celebrations going haywire. >> in cayce, south carolina, a passenger train believed to be on the wrong track plowed into a freight train killing at least two people. >> it was horrific. >> the fbi failed to follow up on reports that larry nassar was abusing women. >> the gop on the russia issue continues to make waves. >> there is a bit of sweet revenge. >> slick roads in missouri caused a multiple-vehicle pileup on the highway that immediately shut it down. >>> justin timberlake paid tribute to minnesota native, prince. >> -- and all that matters. >> for many people the super bowl was about -- >> wow. >> wow

conversion of mayans and the spiritual minds of people. so we have, right now does the six -- we were working with. we have our own smaller program that we run -- which iran with our moderator. we want -- we run this program with -- right now there is saint augustine's -- we are working with the same veronika. >> so we will find out more detail about the principles and practice of stewardship. we will take a break now. please rejoin us and we will talk about development, stewardship and the universal destination of human good. >>> hello and welcome back to mosaic. we are talking with florence romero, director of stewardship -- and rod when they are is, -- rod lanark. they work in tandem. florence is talking about stewardship as a way of life and sharing of gifts with others. you have seen examples of that, having you? >> i have seen extremely vivid examples of that. it has been inspiring to me. a couple of note -- and i was not aware of any of these prior to my journeys. saint anthony in redwood city, six days a week, feeds 700 people. no

. >>> new at noon, researchers have discovered tens of thousands of ancient mayan structures in guatemala. it existed thousands of years ago in central america. researchers say they found a megalopolis. researchers say the discovery shows the civilization was much more complex and populated than they once thought. >>> the eagles made history winning their first ever super bowl. what we know so far about the team's victory parade. >>> and below freezing conditions, why some surfers say they prefer to pound the waves in the winter months. >>> well, we are technically in the winter months right now, but it doesn't feel like it outside, taking a live look at san francisco's skyline, a little bit hazy but it is warm and mostly clear. i'll tell you how long that weather is going to stick around after the break. >>> and you can see the dow is down an astonishing, 1500 points, the market is coming off the worst week in two years. the stocks fell sharply on friday, and it keeps plunging, again, the dow down almost 1500 points. we're going to be right back. >>> it was known as the rock, then three

. >>> plus, revealing secrets of the ancient mayan civilization.h-tech mapping uncovers thousands of previously unknown structures. >>> and actress claire danes joins us in studio 57 to reveal what's in store for carrie mathison in the upcoming season of "homeland." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for thismond. "cbs morning news" for this monday, thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast for business internet. switch to at&t internet for business. more & less - that's the power of &. february 5th. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's emily turner with a check of weather. >>> let's get my day

thank you fire research as in guatemala have discovered new buildings and structures dating from the mayancivilization the discoveries include launch agricultural fields and arrogating can owls and tens of thousands of homes and buildings and mayans control huge swathes of central and north america until the spanish took over starting in the sixteenth century scientists used high tech area lapping techniques to find the remains in the middle of the dense jungle of quarter mile and a ten region. that's it for me for this news hour but i'll be back and i will with more of the day's. conservation ease helping kyrgyzstan to recover its snow leopard population to see the results i traveled up to the remote nature reserve of saudi chat at touch camera traps have identified a healthy population of up to twenty slowed efforts as the technology improves we're finding all these ways in which our guesses are are getting corrected and the latest evidence suggests there are more cats than previously acknowledged but the snow leopard trust believes it's premature to downgrade the cats on the internation

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