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. >> how does the museum fit in with the library and with the carter center? president carter: i think the museum makes a good picture of what we did in the white house, what we did before the white house. it doesn't cover the time of our lives after i was president.thae carter center, which is next door to the library and the museum. but it's a very extension i have picture of our lives up through and including the white house time. >> there are a number of things in the museum i want to ask about. first and foremost, a notation from your mother that says on your baby book that it's jimmy now, but later it will become jim. that never happened, did? president carter: no, i was always jimmy. my father's name was james earl. i'm james earl jr. everybody called him earl, and they always called me jimmy. when i began to run for president, i had quite a hard time with some secretaries of state who refused to use my nickname on the official documents. i had to go to court in two states, as a matter of fact, to get jimmy on the ballot instead of james earl carter jr.

president carter: the museum tells a good picture.at we did in the white house, but we did before the white house. it does not cover the time of our lives after i was president. that is basically part of the carter center which is next door to the library and museum. it's an extensive picture of our lives up through and including the white house time. >> there are a number of things i want to ask about. as a notation from your mother that says on your baby book that it is jimmy now but later will become jim. that never happened, did it? president carter: i was always jimmy. my father's name was james earl. i am james earl junior. everybody called him earl and they called me jimmy. when i ran for president i had quite a hard time with some secretaries of state who refused to use my nickname on the official documents. i had to go to court in two states to get jimmy on the ballot and of james or carter junior. -- earl carter junior. i signed official laws and documents with the name i have always used, jimmy. >> a lot of letters to your

they stole several archaeological artifacts from the drenched museum, including a gold helmet dating back to around $450.00 b. c. international manhunt is currently underway. a daring nighttime heist in the dutch city of assen. 3 burglars designate explosives and break into a museum to their main target, the helmet of cato, so nasty, a priceless artifact dating back to 450 b. c. it was the center piece of an exhibition on the day. sions, a civilization, and present day romania. the collection is on loan from romania is national history museum. several gold bracelets were also stolen. the dutch museum has called it a dark day. present in dense with whom we are deeply shown by the events of last 19 now with trends museum and it's 117 year existence. such a major incident has never occurred to us of the real many as administrative culture said the artifacts are key to the nation's heritage. police say the highest was well planned and found and abandoned burnt out car near the museum. although they can make a visual wherever we investigating a link between the ca, explosion and bug o ray

some of my early report cards that my mother saved she gave to the museum. there are a lot of those very early personal mementos. >> a couple of b's and c's in sixth grade for music. president carter: i never had any musical talent. i'm vocally afflicted. i move my lips but i don't sing. when we go to willie nelson concerts we always sing a final hymn and he is always careful to move the microphone away from me so my voice doesn't come across too strong. the exception was in hawaii we were stationed there in a submarine and rosa was the best hula dancer and i mastered the ukelele. >> we have a replica of the overall office. how true to life is this? president carter: it is exactly true. the last few days that i was president the white house photographer took some luminous pictures of everything and when we reproduced the overall office for the carter center and museum here we did it exactly the way it was even including the views through the windows. it looks like you are sitting in the overall office and can see the white house here and lawn to the right, s

about 3:a5am local time, there was a big explosion at this small museum, the drents museum in the northindows and stole these four items. these are truly amazing items, as you can see. —— netherlands. that, the helmet of cotofanesti, one of the masterpieces of romanian early art. you all the pain of the museum director there. he said, it is not about the gold, this is about romania's cultural heritage and that is obviously the prime value of these pieces. so it is really shocking. there has not been any arrests yet. the museum is code for the weekend while police are investigating, they are going through cctv footage and things like that. but it is very dramatic and significant. we could see these images inside the museum and he action there is a bit earlier but tell us more about what we know about what was stolen? three bracelets. _ about what was stolen? three bracelets, gold spiral - bracelets, gold spiral bracelets, gold spiral bracelets, they are from the dacian empire. the dacians lived before the roman conquest, there were fight between the romans and the dacians and they are al

of last 19 now with trends museum. and it's 117 year existence. such a major incident has never occurred to us at the romanian ministry of culture said the artifacts are key to the nations heritage. police say the highest was well planned and found an abandoned burnt out car near the museum. although they could you may so basically from wherever investigating a link between the car explosion and bug o ray, it's possible that the suspects transferred to a 2nd vehicle. ok, thinking about an old, we stopped in the police, have enlisted the help of international authorities to find the thieves and their precious loot. and that's where we leave it. so this album to stay with us coming up next is a take. so shift to start looking at the impact of that i is having on the environment. and i have to be out in berlin from in the team here. thanks for being with us. and we'll be back in 45 minutes with another goals and start with the living planet dw podcast. how to make greener choices in your everyday lives. but honestly, try

of last 19 now with trents museum. and it's 117 year existence. such a major incident has never occurred to us at the romanian administrative culture said the artifacts are key to the nation's heritage. police say the highest was well planned and found and abandoned burnt out car near the museum. although they can make the basically, from wherever investigating a link between the car explosion and bug array, it's possible, but the suspects transferred to a 2nd vehicle. hey, thinking about an old who stopped in the on the vote, the police have enlisted the help of international authorities to find the thieves and their precious loot and your up to date. thank you so much for watching. my name is melissa chance the, the, the, the, it is some of the coverage even more than 100000000 people than ever before.

they also gave c-span a tour of the jimmy carter library and museum in atlanta. this is about 50 minutes. >> president and mrs. carter, as we tour the carter center, is this a reflection of you and your lives? president carter: we tried to tell a very honest story, not just with the administration and the successes and mistakes but also the challenges and achievements. but also the balance, the details about our youth, marriage, experience as governor and then our campaign and then some of the key events that happened during the four years i was in the white house. so i think it is a pretty good history of my life up to and including when we left the white house. >> how did you meet? mrs. carter: we both grew up in plains, georgia and everybody knew everyone else. jimmy's sister was my best friend. i spent a lot of time at his house growing up. but he was always older than i was. when he was 16 i was only 13. our first date was when he was at home the year before he was a first man at the naval academy. >> did you know then? president carter: i did. i asked her t

of last 19 now with trends museum. and it's 117 year existence. such a major incident has never occurred to us at the romanian administrative culture said the artifacts are key to the nations heritage. police say the highest was well planned and found and abandoned burnt out car near the museum. although they can make the basis of wherever we investigate seeing a link between the ca, explosion, and bug o ray, it's possible, but least suspects transferred to a 2nd vehicle. ok, thinking about an old, we stopped in the police, have enlisted the help of international authorities to find the thieves and their precious loot. and a quick reminder of our top story, the palestinian islamic jihad group and gaza says it will release is really civilian hostage. our bel yeah. food. before the next plan, hostage, prisoner swap. israel has been blocking access to northern gods ever tens of thousands of palestinians after her last failed to release you who along side for is really soldiers on saturday. and you are up to date. thanks f

of last 90 now with trends museum. and it's 117 year existence. such a major incident has never occurred to us at the romanian ministry of culture said the artifacts are key to the nation's heritage. police say the highest was well planned and found and abandoned burnt out car near the museum. although they can make the basis of where we investigate seeing a link between the ca, explosion and bug o ray. it's possible, but least suspects transferred to a 2nd vehicle. ok, thinking about an old, we stopped in the police, have enlisted the help of international authorities to find a thieves and their precious loot and you're up to date, but to stick around we'll have more international news for you. the top us next hour. i'm here until thanks for joining us. the questions got any issues with what say what the is the most important concepts can be used across different geographies. the real challenge, it softens, needs to be incredibly scarce way us transforming business is onset. so.

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she gave to the to the museum.ersonal mementos that meant a lot to us. >> b's and c's in your sixth grade report card for music. >> never did have any musical talent. vocally afflicted. i don't sing when we go to willie nelson concerts. singing amazing grace willie , nelson is always careful to move the microphone away from me and pointed toward his lips. but i never was musically talented. when we were in hawaii, we were stationed over at a submarine and rose was the best hula dancer. i could play the ukulele and she danced. >> there is also a replica of the oval office. if we could go in there? >> very good. >> we now sit here and what is a replica of the oval office . president carter how true to life is this? >> exactly true. the last few days that i was president the white house photographer took voluminous photographs of where everything was and what everything looks like. when we reproduced the oval office for the carter center and for the museum we did it exactly , the way it was even including the views th

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and museums, you know... ..why would a museum give a wild child a show?know, the drinking, the rock—and—rollness, how i looked as well — that was another thing — people didn't like it, that i looked sexy and i looked good. why not? what... ? nobody talks aboutjeff koons, in his...with his tight balls and his nice pink suit or whatever. you know, jeff's really, like, a cool person. you know, men can do it, men can have that swagger. but if a woman comes along — i think, in one review, it said, "she walked in with her breasts out "looking like moll flanders". moll flanders is a thief, you know? it's like, what. . . ? i'm an artist. what was it like, baring so much of your soul to the world? when i made my tent, 1995 — remember, people didn't necessarily take it seriously. there was all those cartoons, you know, saying, "tom" — sort of like a, you know, a little pointy tent saying, "tom, dick and harry", or whatever. and everyone just thought it was about sex, or some boasting prowess of how many people i'd slept with. and i said, when i made that tent, each

an activist guy that he had the museum once the auction to be taken. i mean, i'm not gonna pay for it. just documented some illegal excavation operations at major historical sites. there are also reports of museums that were looted, such as in rocca and other places. officials the whole there would never have to close the museum again on the deck these of the nearly 14 years of receivable. i know behind them. how does that, how much does the damascus and you can find more information on our website. sites obviously are not coming on your media devices and is continues, oh no, so you're off to the street state the the, there's no limit to how far a dream contains key stuff in your own adventure. now, counter arrange for the past 15 months, alongside the killing and maiming of tens of thousands of palestinians history in and around because that has been reduced to rubble by israel. and today's show we look into what war does to culture and what the future looks like when you are a collective past has been erased. and these forces, and this is the strange

because it was a sight _ exists as a museum? because it was a sight of — exists as a museum? - was a sight of the biggest tragedy in the history of mankind. the problem of mankind is we don't want to learn from our history and maybe this is a place where we should learn. king charles and other world leaders will be at a service later in auschwitz. that will be here on bbc news and we will be here on bbc news and we will be with my colleague lucy hawking is at 12 o'clock on more on the anniversary of the liberation of the concentration camp. donald —— downing street has said that donald trump and sir keir starmer have agreed to meet soon. sir keir starmer congratulated donald trump on the ceasefire in gaza. the two spoke over the phone yesterday for the first time since the inauguration of donald trump last week. it was a diplomatic victory for sir keir starmer that this call took place this week. he has not spoken to any other european leader yet. sir keir starmer is the first and that has been taken as a diplomatic achievement by the uk government. it does sound, both from t

at boston's museum of fine arts it has started with tours.y and well-known figures who disabilities are only a footnote in the biographies. late career paintings was made while she was confined to her bed. edward had a nerve disorder that often left him unable to walk or stand upright. >> people in the disability community want to see that. they want to see that people like them are creating art and art is valuable. jared: jessica is the manager of accessibility at the museum of fine arts in boston. she said it is imperative in museums becoming more expensive in collecting. if there are is absent from museum walls, so are their stories. >> part is such a universal language. it is easy to convey things that so few words are able to do. particularly for people with disabilities from which communicating with the rest of the world is particularly challenging. the opportunity to create art and communicate in that manner is so critical. jared: and helps break down notions that artists with disabilities somehow do not merit a place on gallery walls.

the museum of zeeland. museum of zeeland says an amateur fossil hunter was just walking around on the cliffs of stevns and found, quote, unusual fragments in a piece of chalk. >> he took the fragments directly to the museum for inspection, where experts identified it as 66 million year old animal vomit. >> do you guys ever have to dissect animal vomit in middle school? what? yeah. >> you do in florida. >> you do that once. >> in florida. >> alligator vomit owl was a human owl. oh, these experts say the vomit is comprised of two different species of sea lily, which were probably eaten by a fish that threw up the parts it could not digest. the museum calls it a very important find. >> okay, so you just. >> mean eighth graders in florida? >> you mean owl pellets? >> no. i believe it was. >> like the little pellets with, like, bones. >> about this in the commercial break. >> you don't mean an actual owl. >> we're literally talking about vomit. >> you think baby shark fossilized? >> it's important. they said it

for some that includes having their work on display at museums and galleries around the world.k paid a visit. >> the reds at the top, i put some blue in here and put some yellow in here. >> reporter: monica valentine's art is a study in color. can you hold up the small beads so i can kind of see what those look like? >> yeah. >> reporter: made up of thousands of small beads and skins. sequins. that's so small! >> yep. >> reporter: threaded on a pin and attached to objects. >> yep. >> reporter: the sculptures are colorful, bedazzled, three dimensional and eye catching. >> are you ready to head upstairs? >> reporter: and yet valentine herself has been blind since birth. >> we're heading in here. you ready? >> yes. >> reporter: valentine is one of 140 or so artists that work each day at creative growth, a nonprofit art collective in oakland, california. the center provides its artists with museum-quality supplies, paint, textile, ipads, and studio assistants who help them with their work, all at no cost to them. >> a lot of people have been here for decades and decades >> reporter

staff including assistant director of exhibitions at sfo museum.ctor of creative partnerships for public art fund in new york. upon creative executive director of soma arts and our jackie senior program manager for sfac. the panel reviewed the qualifications of each and scored them using the following criteria. voting consisted of yes, no majority votes on the artistic merit. skills and responsibles. and appropriateness to the goals of the project and the art collection. each was scored yes or no by each panelist. artists scoring a total of 3 or 4 yes's were advanceed the prequalified artist pool. in the end upon 93 applicants scored in a range to be included in the and sf oshg terminal 3 west artist pool. here is i quick snapshot of that list. . which should be included in your materials for closer review. we are thrilled have a range of exciting art opportunity to consider this group of artists for the likes are both preand post security and the next few slides provide reminders of the major projects. first including the sky light suspend sculpto

which has been named best museum in georgia business journal's 2024 best of georgia awards. the museum exists to educate visitors about the courage, character, valor and patriotism of the brave individuals who fought in the largest air armada in history, the eighth air force. the museum preserves the stories of these individuals using exhibits, archival material and artifacts, including a fully restored b-17 flying fortress and an immersive stimulative bombing experience. the georgia business journal conducts the best of georgia awards every year, allowing the public to vote for their favorite organizations across a variety of industries in the state. in 2024 the people of georgia selected this museum to be awarded this prestigious honor, to celebrate its excellence and recognize its dedication to preserving the history and legacy of the eighth air foarls. selected to -- air force. selected out of over 40 contend, the award recognizes the museum's significant role in education, preservation and community engagement. congratulations to the mighty eighth air force museum on th

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you see this piece of elephant ivory that's been in the museum for years. have to do would be to stain this a brown colour and you couldn't tell the difference. so this is a school of anatomy. you'd never guess, would you? laughter. at bristol university, dr rebecca shepherd, with help from professor lister and others, has found a quick way to tell different types of ivory apart using lasers. there's a piece of equipment at airports around the world and if you're a border security guard, you know, trying to stop the trade in illegal elephant ivory, a tough job to try and tell the two apart. yes. i mean, you can't do it. you couldn't, really. there's not really any way of knowing. i mean, we've got a piece of elephant ivory here. how easy would it be to disguise this as mammoth ivory? very, very easy. you see this piece of elephant ivory that's been in the museum for years. here's an equivalent tusk tip from a mammoth, and all you would have to do would be to stain this a brown colour and you couldn't tell the difference. so this is a school of anatomy. you'

but it was recently on view the metropolitan museum of art and will be back on view here at mt. vernon. we're really excited to have this piece on view. really for the first time in a very long time, it'll be on view in our gilder lehrman. there's a lot going on at mt. vernon right now, a lot of construction, but we're still open and there's a lot to see. this piece will be on view for a very brief period of time between january 17th and february third. so please come out and see it. it's going to go after it, after its own view. it's going to go into its cabinet and it'll hopefully come out for the next inaugural. but this is a really rare opportune city to see. one of mt. vernon's most important objects and one of the most important objects connected to the history of the founding of the country. on display. so again, those dates are january 17th through february three third. and we hope to see you here at mt. vernon.

daring museum heist in the netherlands.he thieves breaking into a museum by setting off explosives to force open the door. police say they got away with a famed gold helmet that's 2,400 years old and three gold bracelets. the items were on loan from romania. so far there have been no arrests. >>> well, barely a week into his second term and president trump has already signed more than 30 executive orders. those signatures adding to the vast collection of presidential autographs. as cbs's barry petersen discovered, not all are created equal. >> reporter: nathan rabb of the rabb collection knows the value of presidential signatures. >> rank for me the american presidents, the most ebbs pebp expensive and then down. >> i would say the most expensive, most actively looked for, most desirable would be.org joseph augusta, abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, theodore voos v roosevelt. >> reporter: the men you can see on mount rushmore but you can't hold mount rushmore in your hands. >> what is the attraction of holding something wi

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