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we're inside the control room here in the newseum. i'm with the limitless dancing warriorettes group. they're here to get a little sneak peek. normally people are not allowed in the control room, the nucleus the newseum, where we canmo tor all of the news outlets. we have news 4 in the faref l corner there. i triedo get us on the giant screen. there's some examples that we're going to show you throughout the 6:00 a i love the 1968 exhibit that we're going to show you that brings theic c lessons that these young people learn in class to life. that's coming up in the next hour. >>> also ahead, one of the best independence day celebrations i the country. it means a lot of detour we'll help you get ready for changes ahead of tomorrow. >>> and search crews in thailand got the miracle they were hoping for when they y found ath soccer team alive in a cave. now, rescue workers say it may months before they can get the boys out of the deep cave safely. we'll have the latest on the resc efforts, coming up next on "news 4 today." at havertys we

the house where good was born is no newseum during one hundred thousand visitors a year.the house has been restored to its original with great attention to detail . the famous writer lived for twenty five years this is also where he wrote his a pistol or a novel the sorrows of young. he wrote that in frankfurt and it was revolution of his isn't kind songs revolutionized poetry and his play good from burleson and also written in fun first transform german drama. a few meters from good as house you come to st paul's church in one thousand nine hundred eighty became the seat of the frankfurt national assembly the first freely elected parliament for the whole of germany so it's considered the birthplace of german democracy. time for to mine is also well known for its museums no less than fifteen cultural institutions line the written line forming the frankfurt museum embankment. it includes germany's oldest museum foundation the shade was a. collection of a seven hundred years of european artists. three from the fourteenth century right up to the present day. this is what's g

fiction addition with corey doctorow sunday, august 5th live from noon to 3:00 pm eastern on booktv on newseum german chancellor angela merkel held her summer news conference in berlin where she talked about domestic issues, trade relations with the us and donald trump's recent meeting in helsinki with russian president a putin. this 25 minute portion of the news conference also includes analysis and reaction from the english news desk. >> translator: to everyone, welcome. to a further press conference with the chancellor. you have the floor. >> i am glad someone is counting the number of press conferences. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. it is indeed the case of the encounter is a bit of a tradition. you want me to wait until

his removal earlier this week arguing that they needed to have diplomatic reassurance from the to newseum government that there wouldn't be torture and now that the same court says the diplomatic reinsurance is still not there and that he still faces potentially faces torture ok so do you think that this is actually going to happen is sammy a going to be brought back to germany. well i spoke to a spokesperson from the interior ministry earlier and they said that no such diplomatic re-insurance is actually reassurance is actually necessary they say that the ball is now in the courts of the regional authorities of the regional ministry that was in charge of the to put taishan and when i spoke to them they then said that they stand by this decision they argue that this is not required and that they will actually challenge the court's ruling so what is definitely happening happening i don't know whether he will do be deported soon or not but what is happening is that there is going to be a legal battle between several german institutions are the legal battle gearing up here and tell us a bit

the reattachment nicola is the director of the archaeological biology department at vienna's newseum of natural history she says you can learn a lot from skeletons. the. for example we've confirmed victim and deficiencies and stress symptoms in some remains and that helps us to reconstruct what people ate and other aspects of daily life form and in me we found evidence of the knee mia in the upper reaches of i saw the man we've seen evidence of vision and see deficiencies in the alveolar ridges and other bone formations as i'd asked if we analyze this evidence systematically and we can extrapolate it to the entire population and try to reconstruct specific living and working conditions . archeologists always try to determine the age of artifacts the development of radiocarbon dating was a major step forward in this process. over the last twenty years genetic analysis has also provided important evidence. experts can now examine human and animal d.n.a. that is several thousand years old. anthropologists says that genetic analysis of livestock can provide information on the migration p

nap up to dunfermline when the videos carnegie buildings anyone going should miss the rebirth place newseum free entry always a bonus i quite agree and i fully recommend people going to collude surely says your us sites when i need to meet excellent viewing he certainly left a legacy as regards the world he paid my granny's fees in one thousand nine hundred for to korea edinburgh university the sort of gift that keeps on giving it might be said absolutely we're a lovely little story there surely gordon says always an excellent show with great interviews well done to myself and alex still says hi tacit alex love the shoe one thing that stands out from other shoes is alex's easy manner and lack of aggressive interview technique so broadly used in most of the other issues great to hear answers don't change a thing we certainly want joe thanks for that and finally dying by the alman says i'll examine creature to an os and then charge to complete with b.b.c. question time no holds barred just truth i'm not sure about the us and there might be we try to avoid confrontation but it's an interesting

at the newseum. a lot has happened in the country and world since that time. if you could both reflation your thoughts about the importance, what you think is the importance of the program today, and the impact it can really make. president clinton, i will ask for you to start. pres. clinton: we were in a time where everyone was happy after the cold war, we did not have to be divided again, and now we are divided again. people think our differences are more important than what we have in common. some of this is inevitable. the way the economy has grown is not fair and equal to everybody, and we have a lot of folks feel empowered, but other folks feel displaced. who knows the answers to all of this. repealthe end we cannot the fact that we are growing more interdependent for reasons i think our self evident. i think the temptation, when you are wary and negative feeling is to turn people from three dimensions into two-dimensional cartoons, which is why your speech was so important. i used to tell people all the time, when they would cuss people, if you scratch

suspected of being osama bin laden's former bodyguard nowness sami he's been freed from prison in two newseum the lack of evidence so will you return to germany whose governments have previously to portray him also on the program. greece's prime minister accepts political responsibility for this week's devastating wildfires admitted to base this raging now over who is to blame for the tragedy will bring you the latest from the worst affected communities and. supporters celebrate say a victory in pakistan's general election we'll take a look at his rise from sports man and international jetsetter to perspective prime minister. also in the next sixty minutes tonight is the knights of the blood the longest total lunar eclipse of the twenty first century will be physical across much of the globe tonight we'll find out what is so special about this astronomical event. unfolding a welcome to the program a judge in tunisia has ordered a provisional release from jail of osama bin laden's alleged to form a bodyguard seen here in a german court the man known as a had been living on and off in germany s

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