soon, we make it a much more complete look at the tomb of ramses the great. a journey of discovery, in more ways than one. without realizing it, these visitors are helping to unlock secrets buried for thousands of years. discoveries being made right now by archaeologists working in ramses tomb, supported by ticket sales from the exhibition. >> the tomb was cleared for the first time, and they found out it was the largest tomb in the valley of the kings. dan: almost 700 feet long, archaeologists -- this archaeologist is directing excavation of the tomb, which was badly damaged by a flood. they are restoring scenes inscribed on the walls, coming back to life. >> for the first time, scenes of ramses ii, we began to see books like the book of the gates showing the sun god in front of him. dan: he says the team may have also discovered a tunnel running between ramses's tomb and that of his son. support from the visitors to the deyoung is critical. >> these are ongoing exercises, but they are expensive, so it feels really good we are able to give back to egypt duri

walking into the ramses the great exhibit is a journey of discovery in more ways than one.hese visitors are helping to unlock secrets buried for thousands of years. discoveries being made right now by archaeologist working in ramses' tomb and supported by ticket sales in the exhibition. >> i found out it is the largest tomb in the valley of the beast. dan: this archaeologist is directing excavations at the tomb, which was badly damaged by a flood. this exclusive, never before seen pictures show his team restoring pictures on the walls coming back to life. >> for the first time, scenes of ramses the second giving offering. >> he says the team may have also discovered a tunnel running between ramses' tomb and the tomb of his son. >> history, archaeology, these are ongoing. we are able to give back to egypt. very exciting moment. >> a team of archaeologists is working at the egyptian site, and organizers say their progress is stunning, revealing new secrets that could soon be shared with the public. >> i have a team of almost 30 people restoring, excavating. within three years

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soon we may get a more complete look at the tomb of ramses the great. looking into the ramses the great exhibit at san francisco's dion museum is a journey of discovery. these visitors are helping to unlock secrets buried for thousands of years. discoveries being made now by archaeologists working in ramses tomb, supported by ticket sales. >> the tomb, found out it is the largest tomb in the valley of the kings. reporter: almost 700 feet long. this archaeologist is directing excavations of the tomb, badly damaged by a flood. these exclusive pictures show his team at work deep inside. they are restoring scenes inscribed on the walls. >> for the first time, scenes of ramses ii, we get to see books like the book of the gates showing the sun god in front of him. reporter: he says the team may have also discovered a tunnel running between ramses tomb and his son. tom campbell is director and ceo of the dion museum. >> these are expensive. it feels good we are able to give back to egypt during this exciting moment. reporter: an entire team of archaeologists i

in the sense of them, they dismantled the same car ramses' service ramses, mussorgsky 's henchman, to else, no guy, now i will explain. i have no reason for them to delay the search without a warrant. i have no right to do. until we get it. they will clean everything and everything here, because someone scared them away. are you satisfied now. you didn't call the rescuers to me. but the guards can very well see your guards fighting, guys, so it’s a creature. today you are picking up an application for balashov, a powerful such entry, there will still be business proposals. you leave alone. her name is. and what if well, this, of course, it's hard to believe, but still, what if such a business plan does not suit me. on the civil black wave box and organs very interested in this information. so i advise you to be more with your girlfriend in the end. sergei left. where do you not know? i don’t know, he asked me to wait for him, but i ca n’t urgently call the devil for food. i can help. some problems to say the least. so let's see what we have? but there is no direct evidence on him for

ramses, what do you plan to do with this trademark of white lives matter?> well, at present we plan to do nothing. nothing is plenty as you can imagine. we have lawyers advising us on how to best protect the trademark. so it will not be used to hurt, harm, trigger any people and as long as we are the people in the position to decide how it is used in commerce, we will do our best to minimize the effect that it may have on people, especially black and brown people. >> quinton, just explain that. you by design don't plan to do anything with it and that means nobody else can. is that the point? >> at present, yes. and just to make it clear, we didn't purchase or pursue the mark. it was actually assigned to us by one of our listeners. >> so one of your listeners got the trademark and anonymously, as i understand it, gave it to you. >> yes. >> what i think is so fascinating about this, gentlemen, is a lot of people don't realize you have the right to trademark certain phrases in connection with a product in particular and what was so ingenious i think about this

for example, about history, some pensioners can come up and say, oh, the historian, tell me when ramsesere, i remember more than that, i remember how we they taught us history, they forced us to learn the concept of culture - this is the achievement of humanity in spiritual and material life , i remembered it for all the years until i die well, but it is also important how do you teach an interesting story so that children are interested in it and encourage as many children as possible to know one's history. i believe that the key point is extrapolation to modern times. i try to start from the first year when we work with children - it's the fifth grade. younger children can walk. i try to explain everything that happened once, how it is related to the present, how it affects the present, it is clear that when we talk about the times of the mammoths, it is a little more difficult when we talk about the times there, for example, the liberation struggles, it is already it's much easier, but you can find these tricks everywhere eh and well hmm let's tell them something that they can apply

this ramses is very capricious.sty is thrown into him and our cameraman sergey bulando will shoot the brothers, and we will transmit the video in real time by wire to the screens in the motorhome, for starters, ramses and his neighbors will help us figure it out. do the screens reproduce colors and fine details well? none of participants. even sasha does not know which of the samples is cheaper. i saw, as if a little soapy picture. listen, you can see the hairs on both the right and the left, in my opinion, the camel's hair can be seen the same way. but now it seems that it lathers, as if both screens as a whole allow us to consider camels in the smallest detail. wow i don't know, i like the picture on the right more than the one on the left friends. yes , you like the brightness better. see colors here, green on the left. it was a juicy joke, there is a consensus that our heroes did not come to two out of three viewers, cheap tv, seemed better. we continue the test on the race track, where the participants accelera

ramses rubio and his dad mario traveled here from washington, d.c. >> there was so much in the news about nice. >> reporter: and these are the players he'll be cheering on. with an average age of 25 1/2, the u.s. has one of the youngest squads here. goalkeeper matt turner calls his team a brotherhood. >> if you look around our locker room, we have a lot of different backgrounds. if we're able to put our differences aside, hopefully somebody can see that and be inspired to do the same in their life. >> reporter: the u.s. enters this tournament ranked 16th in the world. jericka, it plays its first match against 19th-ranked wales tomorrow. >>> well, still ahead, why scientists are using underwater microphones to track life in coral reefs. >>> a new climate deal reached >>> a new climate deal reached at a global summit in egypt this weekend is getting some mixed reviews. that's because rich nations have agreed to pay poorer countries for the damage and economic losses caused by a warming planet. but some developed countries including france left dissatisfied when it comes to cutting fossil fu