so those are your younger t-rex is -- younger t-rex's. there has been debate about if it is a different species or a juvenile t-rex. here, through the study of histology, we are confident in our hypothesis that these represent juvenile t-rex's. a sub-adult v-rex, t-rex. he has an incredible story largely due to the resort -- research of dr. mary schweitzer. research found the oldest traces of soft tissue to ever be preserved. an incredibly important scientific specimen that has changed what we know about dinosaur soft tissue and dinosaur biology. as we round the corner, we see larger and larger t-rex. skull of thethe montana t-rex for you to see up close and personal. this is now the actual specimen, the centerpiece of the smithsonian deep time exhibit. excited thaty t-rex is on the center stage in washington dc. d.c. hington, and this is one of the largest skulls to be discovered, ever. this is more than five feet in huge. and would have been the skeleton was much larger. it was one of the highlights. this gives visitors the opportunity

teeth come from t-rex. the formation has produced a number of phenomenal tyrannosaurus rex specimens. t-rex is full of teeth and quite the fearsome predator. the dinosaur behind me does have a name. it's official specimen number is -- montana's t-rex was discovered on the fourth of july in the and -- in the late 90's. when someone asks, why were you working on the fourth of july, i say, why would you think this is work? it was local ranchers who found montana's t-rex. is skeleton behind me here 60% real bone. it is very rare to find a t-rex or any dinosaur that is 100% complete. i don't think any of us would be complete after 66 million years of being in the ground. 60% real fossil bones standing in front of you, really a rare and spectacular opportunity. the hornsobably see we havericeratops mounted as well. it is known for its iconic three horns. above the eye and a smaller one on the nose. it was likely to be a favorite prey item of t-rex. it is a vegetarian dinosaur that would have been looking out and

here you can see this, b-rex, a subadult t-rex. a specimen with an incredible story due to the research of dr. mary schweitzer, research associate at museum of the rockies. her research on b-rex found the oldest traces of the soft tissue to ever be preserved in a fossil in the femur, the upper leg bones. was an incredibly important scientific specimen that changes what we know about dinosaur soft tissue and dinosaur biology. as we round the corner we see larger and larger t-rex. is the skull of the montana t-rex to see up close and personal. the next one, our second oldest in the t-rex growth sees -- series. this is the actual specimen of mor555. it is the subject of the smithsonian's deep time exhibit for the next 50 years. we are excited actual fossil for this t-rex is on center stage in washington, d.c. growthgest of our t-rex series is one of the largest t-rex skulls to be discovered ever. this is mor008. it is more than five feet in length and would have been huge in overall body size. you can see it is much larger than the sk

it is called montana's t-rex. it's official specimen number is -- montana's t-rex was discovered on the fourth of july in the and -- in the late 90's. when someone asks, why were you working on the fourth of july, i say, why would you think this is work? it was local ranchers who found montana's t-rex. the skeleton behind me here is 60% real bone. it is very rare to find a t-rex or any dinosaur that is 100% complete. i don't think any of us would be complete after 66 million years of being in the ground. that is 60% real fossil bones standing in front of you, really a rare and spectacular opportunity. you can probably see the horns of the triceratops we have mounted as well. it is known for its iconic three horns. it had to above the eye and a smaller one on the nose. it was likely to be a favorite prey item of t-rex. it is a vegetarian dinosaur that would have been looking out and trying to avoid t-rex as much as possible. that's why this crazy formation -- -- that's where this horn adaptation came from, the deal

rex can speak to it better than i. because i was supervisor of the interpreters and doing the programs. and so in the beginning when we had african-american programs which was an entity in itself, the people that interpreted were the people that did evening programs. and those who were in what was called ccp, company of colonial performers. >> right. >> but african-american programs was part of that. so anybody in costume that did evening program was game to do any of our programs. as christy mentioned about the characters at the benjamin powell house they weren't in the same department but we saw each other did programs together. went to green leaf cafe afterwards to get a feta burger. >> that's what i got. >> we talked to each other and had a group of people that were on the same mission and we could share those what happened during the day kind of events. later on -- and maybe we'll share a little bit more when we talk to the employees about some of the things that they -- that need to be said. but this isn't the ri

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pete: rex are you ready to go? rex, let's go. how about i spin you?n go on the wheel. >> all right. >> that's so cool. pete: hey, rex. how are you doing? you want to go on some more rides? it appears we have a man down. state fair 1, rex 0. actually he won the day. at the end of the day it was a little much for him so it's bedtime. pete: that was a fun day here at the fair. guys, we met sweet martha herself of the sweet martha cookie jar. i hope you got special delivery overnight. steve: we have them here. katie: they smell wonderful. pete: excellent. steve: invincible. pete: they make 3 million cookies a day. you get -- a day. you get a bucket. cold milk. what's better than that? katie: pete, we wants to know if the spinning came before or after all the snacks. pete: the spinning came after all the snacks. katie: bold move. >> and then there were more snacks. pete: it was. and still so overwhelmed the sugar couldn't get the best of him and he was out like a light while i was interviewing people about politics because he doesn't care about that right

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all together the museum houses $30000000.00 objects including the popular terran a saurus rex skeleton tristan. only a few of these objects make it into exhibitions most of them are kept out of the limelight in the museum repositories but for the research carried out in the museum objects like this archaeopteryx an ancient relative of modern day birds are just as useful stored in a drawer scientists often make important discoveries in the collection for example bone deformities found in a 150000000 year old dinosaur skeleton might have been caused by a viral disease or monday. here in the museum we have people who were able to discover something special in the specimens paleo pathologists who study the evolution of diseases and then they say something odd they take a c.t. scan and all of a sudden this bone could be the earliest evidence for a certain disease causing virus in the history of the earth. it was. just like that. in conspicuous display. to see if it has discovery or. coming into a room like this you might wonder do we really have to keep all of this. absolutely says museum d

-rex modern and sporty design a new grille and broad slim eleni headlights give it a commanding front it's 4.23 meters length adds 12 centimeters over the t. cross which is based on the smaller v.w. polo. at the rear it does look a bit like a propped up golf slim but distinctive reversing lights and some 3 d. elements leave an aggressive but sporty impression from behind. with its $445.00 leaders mug each capacity expandable to $1290.00 leaders the team rock curious more than the bull but that above each has to be heaped over a loading lift $79.00 centimeters high. then t.v. rock we tested is powered by a one and a half meter gasoline engine putting $110.00 kilowatts through a 6 speed manual transmission that accelerates from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour and 8.4 seconds and sure many of the t.v. rock with the style trim this for about 26000 euros. aka the fall fall is fine so you have your t.-rex handling quite pleasant and relaxed and it takes curves dynamically but remains stable and striking exterior design is an attention getter. the to rock suspension is set nice and firm as expe

said no rex it is the court with. the support and the very they have to say the truth about. to themselves and to the work. they have been a lemon do that for years to get a nice a practice in. banking banks is not the only one seeking clarity in the whole banks it discussion. is on his way to meet someone who has been making a living from tourism for 50 years alan gums is a hotel and restaurant owner and used to be the island's director of tourism. rich it is a result of what happens perhaps we don't think something is true from the very very beginning. what about their colonies and how to fix their colonies going into the european can or has that been there as that been considered within this black 6 though it was not to anybody defend our interests a lot is that it. can lessen whether were to decide well in a better position of the european community is more important to us than then this affiliation with great britain and what we're getting there we want to go independent as a country and then all the things that come from that flow from that that i mentioned earlier wher

should be and who are on the francis and the you see her program except to put it into the hall of rexit is certainly a contributing factor to not. i have some personal concerns that rex is being used by politicians told that britain under the republic. not when he's actually helped the peace or. or pushed forward the prospect of getting loose 2 party political parties back to work but are actually exacerbating the the degree of the threat in order to kind of get their own way it's almost as though northern ireland very early in these negotiations was taken political hostage both by the british and the irish i'm not between those 2 correct . go nuts who are co sponsors of the new friday agreement i think that's where the real disaster of this press and the michael. really begins and ends so make where do you see things going then if there is a situation where there is a hard border what are your biggest concerns then. well look the truth there is that let's get this clear but there is already of order there it's a very so it's a it's a but the softest possible orderly can be an option

rex, it's great to have you here.anelist, doctor klein neil will provide an overview of lunar resources and professor of planetary geology at the university of notre dame in the great state of indiana. someone said go i was out there, i think. thank you. [laughter] he also trains nasa astronauts and were grateful that you are here and thank you so much that the third panelist is sarah lynn marx who was speaking to us as frankly a world-renowned leader in women's health and author and professor and advisor to nasa, hhs and office of science and technology and as we launch the mission and as the minister said with what is today a diverse core of astronauts that we will send to the moon and mars we are grateful to have the doctor's reflections here about some of the human factors in spaceflight and finally, rounding out the panels, doctor elizabeth [inaudible] planetary scientist with johns hopkins and will share space driven innovations in human robotic exploration efforts and she participated in the galileo mission to

. >> i think, i will add to that, and coming to work and then working with rex and others, at such a young age the value of the historical record, was drilled into us. we could not be lazy and repeat what you heard from someone else. this man used to say, what is your citation documentation for what you said? and you better be tight and be able to go back to that book, and show him, exactly, where and why you made that creative and/or intellectual decision of how you did that. it wasn't two weeks of training and then you were done. it was nonstop. and it was an expectation, that you continue to keep it going. i know some people for those of you, that may not know some names that just got rattled off, these are allies, and people in the program, carrie carson, specifically was the vice president for research, charles the president of the foundation for years, so that is to some of these other people were from the front lines, to be other historical interpreters to take the words with us. so fast forwarding a little bit. i came back, to the foundation after working in baltimore at anot

rex dasher! at your service. i love that trick! never gets old! word of advice.with the lego movies, or with pixar movies, things like that. also, and i know ultimately it's just a film about small plastic figures aimed at children — it doesn't make any sense, though. the internal logic of this film is all over the place! so what i would say is this. it's not great. the songs are there to paper over some of the cracks. they're fine. if you have children, and it's of course the summer holidays, and they've seen toy story 4, angry birds 2, all the other films out at the moment, then perhaps this will entertain them. i always look at these films and think longevity. is this actually going be something we are going to go back to a lot in the years to come? itjust doesn't have that charm, that craftsmanship about it that you get in the lego movies or you get in pixarfilms, the studio ghibli films from japan, anything like that. will probably do for the summer. i think people will forget about it very quickly. well, let's go to something that is much, much older, notor

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formation for dinosaurs is the help creek formation and that is where we go to find triceratops in t rexthe two of the most iconic dinosaurs are known from the outbreak formation and we have that here in montana. there is an incredibly beloved author in montana and gives voice to the working people of montana. bangmac watch this saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. on book tv. sunday at 2:00 p.m. on american history to be on c-span three. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. saturday on book tv at 10:00 a.m. eastern, buy coverage from the mississippi book festival. featuring author talks on american history. with author eric j dolan. the civil war the south with historian jacqueline townhall. race and civil rights with professor dave cal. true crime with author casey sapp. world war ii with historian alex kershaw. then sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern afterwards with journalist natalie laxer. author of the knowledge gap. >> one reason kids score low on the test is they don't have the background knowledge that they need. it's not that they can't make a difference, we a

downspout was made at this china rex both transmitters will be installed in 50 states. and yahoo is ending the sale of ivory on its auction web site in japan the company has been under pressure from environmentalists who had previously denied online sales were contributing to the ivory black market. for. turning street lights into charging points for electric cars masts in city charging stations powered by the sun and giant battery storage facilities just a few just an idea is that a powering the future of electric mobility they have pollution. where the battery of alexa teel is electric needs charging she goes to the old gas light outside her company start up uber tricity has converted it into a charging station it's purpose built smart charger cable includes an electricity meter and a sim it's part of germany's clean air project which supports ideas for a lecture mobility in 90 german towns with the worst emissions. to the projects that were selected were focused on quickly making electrum ability available in cities especially in the suburbs in order to then publish

lies in populism a rising in venezuela hong kong protests rex's blog. the world is in crisis mode just this week we will track of the key interviews of the season the point is to people want change they implied in your meal every now and then so in england you. sophia. takes a personal leave. with all the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all truth. is funny. because more than football online. it's a. 100 german streets on t w. robots are still in the development phase so far but what's going to happen when they grow up. with humans and machines able to peacefully coexist. or are we on the verge of a remarkable life. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society. is this the beginning of a golden teju peach or will we be subjected to continuous state surveillance. ok i will experts be able to agree on technical gu

but you can't have tanks without t-rex. -- tracks. would make the tracks and the tanks on top of it. so does little things like that. they all participated in special effects and impersonation. they would wear patches and say "oh, yes, we are the second armored division." they would set up fake command posts, all of these things to make it real. so why was this kept secret until 1996? >> they wanted to keep it secret for a little bit of time, like 25 years or so, just to make and everything was settled to make sure it was not too new. right after the war, like, this is how we beat you. anthe time it got to appropriate time, the cold war was in heat and they did not want to tell the russians what worked on the germans. it was like they did not want to say this because it worked, was nonviolent, and sheep -- cheap. like, you wants a couple hundred men with some canvas? you got it. after the cold war, it was set aside and in 1966 -- 1996 it was declassified. of this history was an article writer and was trying for years to get the story

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rex.y are known from the formation and we have that here in montana. >> and incredibly loved author and gives voice to the working people. >> this is one hour and 25 minutes. >> i would like to welcome you to this event tonight. i need everyone's help in the room for the sake of the common good.

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formation for dinosaurs is the hell creek formation, and that is where we go to find triceratops and t-rexost iconic dinosaurs are known from the hell creek formation, and we have that here in montana. >> ivan doig is a beloved author in montana. ivan, i think, really gives voice to the working wepeople o montana. >> watch the cities tour of boseman, montana, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern on book tv and tuesday at 2:00 p.m. on cspan3. working with our cable affiliates as we explore the american story. >>> saturday on american history tv, at 10:00 p.m. eastern on real america, the 1970 film "communists on campus." >> yes, we are communists. their mission proudly proclaimed the violent overthrow of the democratic system. yet, our nation seems unbelieving, even unconcerned. >> sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on oral histories, woodstock co-creator arnie cornfecor cornfeld details how the festival came together. >> i said, suppose we have hendricks and job lplin, all th people. how many will come? >> he said 50,000. >> i said, 100,000. my wife said, there will be more than 300,000. just l

mcmaster -- tillerson was his key ally, rex tillerson.e had been chucked out unceremoniously. it's not only the fact he lost allies. it's that, you know, donald trump tires of people. that's pretty clear i think watching the last few years. and i think mattis was also not feeling as if his words were being heard, that his counsel was being heeded. and so it's a combination of having your -- questioning your own effectiveness, having to enforce policies you don't really like. and then the straw that broke the camel's back, obviously, this sudden and out of the blue decision just to totally withdraw from syria, which, again, you know, jim mattis started fighting in the middle east a quarter century ago. that you can imagine did not sit well with him. >> one of the most famous marines in recent american history. jeff goldberg, as always, you got the interview. thank you very much, thanks for sharing. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, who is next? kirsten gillibrand becomes the first senator to drop out of the contest after failing to qualify

rex i was kind of in a crisis. >> because i was interviewing hundreds of people. and reading through hundreds and hundreds of pages of his personal papers at his widow gave him after he died. i'm this autobiographical material. he knew everyone and seem to turn up everywhere. hillary clinton said he was this is a lick of foreign-policy point how do i turn into a good book? i was in the sort of crisis when that voice popped into my head. it's in like my salvation because it would allow me to tell a story. rather than build a monument which i didn't want to do. i wanted it to feel as if you're listening to a particular person who happens to somehow know the whole story. telling it to you over a very long night without getting into what interviewed and what documents i read and all the mechanics of research which i thought would kill the book. >> is a something about his personality that made the voice work or would you use it for john kerry or madeleine albright? >> carrie, yes i knew him. it just doesn't have quite the same - - holbrook. the name itself has this en

mcmaster, rex tillerson has sort of told his story. do so many of them stay silent at this point? >> i have no idea. i think a lot of them who think this isn't my fight. or it would be disloyal for me, but your loyalty is not supposed to be the president. it's supposed to be the country. that's who you take the oath to. >> just listening to mattis just there and reading his essay, it reminded me of what republicans used to tell me very early on in this administration, which was don't worry about it, we're going to have -- he's going to have some generals. there are going to be some adults in the room and it's not going to bad. they are going to stop him. and what ended up happening is donald trump fired all of the adults in the room, and this goes into our last conversation. i think where we are today is that donald trump has a bunch of yes men, yes women around him, and they play into they let him play into his we're -- worst instincts. do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many ce

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all together the museum houses $30000000.00 objects including the popular terran the saurus rex skeleton tristan. only a few of these objects make it into exhibitions most of them are kept out of the limelight in the museum repositories but for the research carried out in the museum for objects like this archaeopteryx an ancient relative of modern day birds are just as useful stored in a drawer scientists often make important discoveries in the collection for example bone deformities found in a 150000000 year old dinosaur skeleton might have been caused by a viral disease demanding. here in the museum we have people who were able to discover something special in the specimens paleo pathologists and through study the evolution of diseases. and they say something odd they take a c.t. scan and all of a sudden this bone could be the earliest evidence for a certain to seize causing virus in the history of the earth. it was. just like that. in conspicuous display. to see if it has discovery or. coming into a room like this you might wonder do we really have to keep all of this. absolutely says

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