there is temple families wanting me to take over the temple. with people who are waiting for me grandmas and grandpas neutrally believe i will take over the temple and i don't want to disappoint them but maybe i know that i didn't. go all right from the 6th grade i went to international school in kobe japan and being there all my friends were from all different parts of the world. it allowed me to accept how people are and even if they have different backgrounds i appreciate that. this is a if you know poor. joe's sexist. style that during my gap year after high school i asked my friend bar owner to let me spin for him and from there it just caught on fire you know. what. we're doing it is different here it's definitely a double life as long as i don't break the rules then i feel like i'm doing just fine. and you dying or not i need to be in going to die if you know boarded into this dies of a would have to do if he didn't. do any of these you could have any noble college and you started your group there was a real community nobody out about it

this temple. me being the 1st son in a traditional japanese family i will have to take over and become the 24th generation of the temple. became like 11 or 12 years old my parents asked me to help out the temple with like what their services. for most services we go there was a house on the day this woman had passed away. oh you don't know she you must be. you know. i did the ceremony know as we look at all who follow the footsteps of our founder go to his temple go to location the word he prayed you receive a certificate for being accepted as a monk. among. 1 the many. many . more simply going to. since this all he did and i did get pretty had that. sort of you know you know so that's all and he would you tell me. do you and i should do the less you know i do. more stuff if i. did but i'm always doing that either though my mother you know me yeah she does you know you must know that. you know. that. my passion was cooking from the start like i hope i being a chef become more than happy. i tell pe

there is temple families wanting me to take over the temple. these people who are waiting for me at the grounds in grandpa's neutrally believe i will take over the temple and i don't want to disappoint them but maybe i know that i didn't. go all right from the 6th grade i went to international school in kobe japan and being there all my friends were from all different parts of the world. it allowed me to accept how people are and even if they have different backgrounds i appreciate that. this is a if you know poor. joe's sexist. style that during my gap year after high school i asked my friend bar owner to let me spin for him and from there it just caught on fire you know. what. we're doing it is different here it's definitely a double life as long as i don't break the rules then i feel like i'm doing just fine. and you die in the war and i need to be in going to die if you know our board in the. days of a would have to do if he didn't. do any of these you're going to. use that as your group there was a real community nobody out about it when y

i was raised at allen temple. i came there when i was 12 years old looking for a church, because i was, for lack of a better phrase, sick of going to doing going to church. that was during the era we went to church all day. there was sunday school, morning service, 3:00 service, you came back to for a 6:00 service. as well, i wasn't making the connection as to why this was occurring and what it meant to my left. luckily i had a mother who wasn't so committed to her church that she didn't think it was important for me to have a relationship with god. he traveled and visited and landed at the boston tea of allen temple baptist church. the short man got up and preached matthew 28 a through 18 through 20. 12, i understood, the sermon was about the relevance of our face and god and that we were supposed to be doing something, we were not supposed to be sitting in the pews and celebration, i would face should join us to action. so i joined. pastoring there has been surreal. it's my life coming full circle, back to the p

this was a funerary temple. here is where the remains of the first king rests. named because the sites are dangerously steep. but maybe more fitting is that its king, who ruled in the late fourth century ad, was buried with the remains of six sacrificed children. two metres below you, we found the tomb. that is where we found him. two metres underneath. we are standing on top of a king's tomb? yes, from 378—380 ad. but nothing is in there any more? no, we removed and excavated everything. it is in a national museum. the looters had not got to it? everything was still there. the chamber was completely sealed. when we opened, there were still a cold breeze and the smell, like something was in putrefaction process when we opened it. in 2010, when we found the tomb of the first king, we were working, unfortunately looters can come and they are really well organised, and they can take everything from you. one day, we hired a group of guards to protect it. but it didn't work because some of them tried to steal from the tomb. i confront them, one of them took his gunsh

this is one of the bigger temples of tikal. what is lidar, exactly?h a great tool? it really strips off the forest canopy with billions of laser beams that map individually, each return, every time they hit something on the surface. that will give tremendous use for the forests and the biomass. and you said billions of laser beams. how many billions of laser beams? i think our first data said 60 billion returns. so, that's an incredible amount of data. and how long did it take to collect that? really, only a couple of weeks. it was something like eight flights. 2,100ka of area is covered in that amount of time. you obviously have a great appreciation for an understanding of how sophisticated the mayans were. yes. but did the lidar increase that understanding even more? yes, the lidar showed without any doubt that we totally underestimated their engineering capabilities in terms of landscape modifications to make the land more sustainable, to irrigate, bringing water to places to cultivate, to stop erosion. it's pretty mind—blowing. that's how i felt.

as we gathered under this dome of this temple of democracy to open the 117th congress. i said that as we were sworn in then, we accept a responsibility as daunting and as demanding as any previous generation of leadership has ever faced. we know that we're in difficult times, but little could we have imagined the assault that was made on our democracy today. to those who strove to tear us from our responsibility, you have failed. to those who engaged in the gleeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be done. today, january 6th, is the epiphany. on this day of revolution, let us pray that this instigation to violence will provide an epiphany to heal. i evoke the song of saint

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as we gathered under this dome of this temple of democracy to open the 117th congress. i said that as we were sworn in then, we accept a responsibility as daunting and demanding as any previous generation of leadership has ever faced. we know that we're in difficult times, but little could we have imagined the assault that was made on our democracy today. to those who strove to deter us from our responsibility, you have failed. to those who engaged in the gleeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be done. today, january 6th, is the feast of the epiphany. on this day of revelation, let us pray that this instigation to violence will provide an epiphany for our country to heal. in that spirit of healing, i invoke the song of st. francis. i usually do. st. francis is the patron saint of my city of san francisco, and

to those who engage in the demreeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be done. today, january 6, is the feast of the apiff annie. let us pray that this instigation of violence will provide our country toll heal. n i invoke the song of st. francis. san atron saint of francisco and the song is our anthem, lord, make me a channel of our peace where there is darkness, let me bring light, where there is hatred, let us bring hope. we know that we be part of history in a positive way today every four years when we dwemon straight the peaceful transfer of power. from one president to the next. and despite the shameful actions of today, we still will do so, we will be part of a history that are shows the world that america is made of. that these -- this assault, this assault is just that that shows the weakness of those who had to show through violence what their message was. my colleagues, it's time to move on. i gave it to john lewis, the weekend before he left us. and it's a flag of our country, a flag of the united states of america. one t says

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other ministers of the temple this was in detroit, they saw this is malcolm trying to take over the templend started rumors about that so that created tension and malcolm had actually, look, he said on trying to do is increase the membership. he said look, were having these meetings and is attracting more people. they said that's great but then he saw the people, the others members felt threatened. and he knew this was not a good fit for malcolm to be in this place. we sat him down and calm them down and he said listen, we will send you to the east . and said pick your place, figure temple over there read i have several places. reorganize them. randall: i'm sorry believe it or not, we are way over time now. i'm gonna put push on this a little bit. give me to the moment where elijah mohammed tells malcolm to meet with the kkk. what happens after that. it. tamara: that's in 19621, malcolm is actually visiting atlanta. in the minister of atlanta was jeremiah x later known as jeremiah. while malcolm is having this speech, back and 60, worry speaking at the temple. a telegram comes from a local

this was in 63 speaking of the temple. telegram comes from local chapter of the kkk. to the temple.d members get attending passant to minister jeremiah. it and he shows malcolm the telegram . they look over its . medicine. they're not the leaders of the nation of islam. elijah mohammed is so they have to go to him and say look of the telegram came up and basically. we don't have the original telegram. it let's see what we have in common. let's set up a meeting. two months of the kkk wanted to meet with that nation of islam in atlanta. why . tamara: in the telegram, soccer. they said they wanted to explore. so after mohamed said that this was stuff that we wanted to do ourselves. this my position. which is basically i want to build up and see if we can get land for our separate state. and they help us with that primitive music in the kkk is rancid in the south. maybe they could just leave us alone were doing business there. granted don't harass us. so malcolm is not happy about this. he really sees this as an opportunity to have a face-off in an argument. malcolm never wants to have

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off from his roots the south in the comic experience is violence and to rejection in a monolithic temple might is right. but he also experiences solidarity the creation of the comic is a small miracle made possible largely due to the efforts of the new patrons organization. my colleague michael kruger has more on this initiative so obviously most people can't afford to just commission a comic book and new patrons comes in who exactly is behind it and how does it work well 1st of all. and that was network was founded a couple of years ago in france and they grew bigger now and starting now in germany. the goal is that as you said just normal people can come and say hey of it just a great idea for an artwork our cultural facility and the network that means the mentors are then just there to help you to realize everything the establish the contracts context with the artist for example and he are a few examples of projects they have already completed so art and culture accessible to everyone and that means really everyone not just some exclusive circle which may feel a little bit excluded so

inside the temple. archaeologists found dozens of wooden coffins, mommy's funeral masks and other relics dating back thousands of years. without 22 shots in one shaft. we found 54 coffins inside each coffin. there's a mommy and we found about diary. 5 m long beside the one of the coffins. the discovery was. made in an area about 20 miles south of cairo. coming up at 11 30 on sports wrap jason appelbaum goes one on one with sanders a shark's veteran patrick marleau, in an exclusive interview. you will only see right here, and drug overdoses in san francisco drug overdoses in san francisco proved to be three times ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. hi, i'm mike. jack hired me to tell you about his bagel breakfast sandwiches with bacon or sausage. jack i thought you hired me to be the spokesperson! why choose one when you can have two? my 2 for $5 bagel breakfast sandwiches. why choose one when you can have two? people wounded in the tend

they have built monuments of palaces and temples and cities.y have written poetry and they have some songs for 5000 years. ♪ ♪ and they have moved as history moves into the contemporary world today. delhi has been called the city of seven capitals. the seat of power of seven ancient dynasties. new delhi is now the seat of power of india's democratic republic. on february, 1962, the world's largest democracy went to the polls for the third time of the history of the 12-year-old republic. 100 million voters cast their ballots in, and for the democratic process, the process of free elections. march the, 1962, and new session of parliament opens. dr. rajendra prasad once again takes his place, -- india's past heads of state. india's first president, also on this day, march the 12th, 1962, india, the people, and prime minister jawaharlal nehru expect a visitor. from assisted democracy 900 miles across continents, accompanied by the american ambassador, jacqueline kennedy, life of the 35th president of the needed states and her sister brought his dau

they have built monuments and palaces and temples in cities.y have written poetry and sung songs for 5,000 years. ♪ and they have moved as history moves into the contemporary world of today. ♪ dehli has been called the city of seven capitals, the power of seven ancient dynasties. new delhi is now the seat of power of india's democratic republic. in february 1962 the world's largest democracy went to the polls for the third time in the history of the 12-year-old republic. over 100 million voters cast their ballots in and for the democratic process, the process of free elections. march the 12th, 1962, a new session of parliament opens. ♪ the president takes his place. the first democratically successor to india's past heads of state. india's first president. also on this day, march the 12th, 1962, india, her people, and the prime minister expect a visitor. ♪ from 9,000 across oceans and continents, comes mrs. jacqueline kennedy, wife of the 35th president of the united states and her sister, invited guests of the prime minister and of his daughte

it has a temple, an atmosphere. you can watch it. you can feel it. it is almost like a person.uld treat another person, i think it responds well, even when you are try to make it do something it does not want to do. >> the real senate is the form -- the real set -- the senate is in the form of the states. each equal in degree with any other senator. each senator can speak as long as he or she wishes. there is freedom of speech. freedom of speech runs deep in english history, roman history, even, and colonial history and american history since the constitution came along. freedom of speech. >> the senate chamber opened on january 4, 1859. on that day, members of the senate as a body left their old chamber, which is now the old senate chamber. they walked down the corridor and into their new chamber. there was excitement. there was enthusiasm about this new space. you go into the senate chamber today, it is really hard -- it is hard to evoke the way that would have looked in the 19th century. it has changed so dramatically. in the 19th century, when that chamber first opened, the

jeff kingston from temple university in japan i ahead. much for your time. and staying in japan, the annual new year ice bath in the capital tokyo took on a more serious meaning this year. with fewer people taking part, the teppou—zu inari shrine added a theme of "warding off epidemics". the ceremony is held every year on the second sunday of january. this report from jatinder dhillon. warming up for what is about to be a very cold ritual. with the temperature at 5 degrees celsius, these men and women in protective facemasks brave the cold, clap and chant for a good reason. they are preparing to take part in the annual ice bath. but this year, they are also praying for an end to the coronavirus global pandemic. once ready, the nine men and three women plunge into the tub filled with cold water and ice blocks and continue to chant. the annual shinto ritual at teppou—zu inari shrine attracts nationwide attention. usually, more than 100 people, most of whom are from the shrine's parish, would be taking part. but this year, this has been scal

i got and his families are member of temple shalom in northern virginia. "when rabbis bless congress: the great american story of jewish prayers on capital hill" is his first book. he's going to be in conversation with carl cannon, the washington bureau chief of real clear politics and executive editor of real clear media group, carl has covered every presidential campaign and major political convention since 1984. he's received the two most prestigious honors for white house coverage, gerald r ford prize for distinguished reporting of the presidency and the aldo beckman award for excellence and presidential news coverage. i think we are in really good hands for tonight. i want to welcome carl and howard.thank you guys. >> pleasure. >> thank you kyra, very much, thank you to all. >> howard, i'm going to start with a question about your book, my inspiration for this question is a guy we both know, brian lamb, who started book notes about 30 years ago. his first question in the first book the one i'm going to ask you, why did you write this book? >> carl, si

go see mount fuji the angkor temples in cambodia with i'io the angkor temples in cambodia with no tourersthat could happen again? i think there's an opportunity that if people do choose to travel to come here.|j opportunity that if people do choose to travelto come here. i think people now are going to have one big holiday next year. if anything they are just going to plant one big holiday. they are not going to nip over to paris for the weekend. it's going to be a lot of effort and time put into it. you may even have to consult with a travel agent. it's like we've gone back 30 years. the grand master of travel, come on, tell us, what does the future holds our? i would say savour every 2nd. value every 2nd. i think we do just brush it through stuff and don't really appreciate. don't undervalue how much the travel experience. that was absolutely amazing. i'm going to jump was absolutely amazing. i'm going to jump in here because we have been talking about our experiences this year and talking about our experiences this yearand our talking about our experiences this year and our hope for ne

to those who engage in the demreeful desecration of this, our temple of democracy, american democracy, justice will be done. today, january 6, is the feast of the apiff annie. let us pray that this instigation of violence will provide our country toll heal. n i invoke the song of st. francis. san atron saint of francisco and the song is our anthem, lord, make me a channel of our peace where there is darkness, let me bring light, where there is hatred, let us bring hope. we know that we be part of history in a positive way today every four years when we dwemon straight the peaceful transfer of power. from one president to the next. and despite the shameful actions of today, we still will do so, we will be part of a history that are shows the world that america is made of. that these -- this assault, this assault is just that that shows the weakness of those who had to show through violence what their message was. my colleagues, it's time to move on. i gave it to john lewis, the weekend before he left us. and it's a flag of our country, a flag of the united states of america. one t says

. >> this buddhist temple, priests here have been giving consultations over the phone. they have taken special training in how to listen to people's concerns. they are counsellor priests. it was born after the earthquake in 2011. at this temple, counsellor priests set aside one day every two weeks to take calls from people and listen to their concerns. the big difference from their usual role as priest is that they listen attentively without impoesing their faith or asking for ntribution. he was certified as a counsellor priest in 2020. the 2011 earthquake attacked a local community. in the aftermath, he visited many shelters and encouraging evacwees. >> translator: i hope to say something meaningful, but i became uncertain wondering where i was really listening. >> in 2017 he came to a certain reallization when he attended a lecture given by a counsellorer. the speaker said that our personal duty, making pressure on those who were already suffering. he realized that the first step toward helping people is to listen sincerely. he decided to become a counsellor priest an

antarctica, the capital of turkey. 2000 years ago when the temple is built this was the capital of the roman province of the last year and it had recently been conquered by the first roman emperor, caesar augustus. there he is on the right looking imperial. but the key thing for us is the work that i've highlighted, one of the things you can see in the undamaged part of the marble and that's counts and you can see the resemblance to the english word census and that's because we take our word census from theromans . first get back at it to be to see the contents of this inscription. the full inscription of this temple is much larger and it's suffered significant damage over the centuries. but i'm sure in the 19th century grandpa church and gives a clearer view of the wholething including the undamaged section . this document has become known as. [speaking latin] which means the deeds of the divine augustus. as an autobiographical obituary of augustus. think of it like the presidential memorial in washington dc, the lincoln memorial or fdr memorial. the story goes that augustus wrote the

this temple to democracy was desecrated. its windows smashed. our offices vandalized. the world saw americans' elected officials hurriedly ushered out because they were in harm's way. the house and senate floors were places of shelter until the evacuation was ordered, leaving rioters to stalk these hallowed halls. lawmakers and our staffs, average citizens who love their country, serve it every day, feared for their lives. i understand that one woman was shot and tragically lost her life. we mourn her and feel for her friends and family. these images were projected to the world. foreign embassies cabled their home capitals to report the harrowing scenes at the very heart of our democracy. this will be a stain on our country not so easily washed away. the final terrible, indelible legacy of the 45th president of the united states, undoubtedly our worst. i want to be very clear. those who performed these reprehensible acts cannot be called protesters. no, these were rioters and insurrectionists, goons and thugs, domestic terrorists. they do not represent america. they we

in a monolithic temple might his rights. but he also experiences solidarity the creation of the comic is a small miracle made possible largely due to the efforts of the new patrons organization. my colleague michael kruger has more on this initiative michael so obviously most people can't afford to just commission a comic book and that's where new patrons comes in who exactly is behind it and how does it work. well 1st of all. the network network was founded the couple of years ago in france and they grew big and now and starting now in germany. the goal is that as you said just normal people can come and say hey of it just a great idea for an artwork all cultural and facility and the network that means the mentors than just there to help you to realize everything the establish the contracts contacts with the artists for example and he are a few examples of projects they have already completed so art and culture accessible to everyone and that means really everyone not just some exclusive circle which may feel a little bit e

incited a deadly insurrection against america that targeted the very heart of our democracy this temple of democracy, the united states capitol. defiling the genius of the constitution, separate but equal, attacking the first branch of government. trying to prevent us from ascertaining our constitutional duty to ascertain that joe biden and kamala harris will be president and vice president of the united states. the gleeful desecration they have -- gleeful desecration of the capitol and violence against the congress, our staff, and our workers are horrors that will forever stain our nation's history. five americans have died following the violent attack. more than 50 police officers were seriously injured including 15 officers who were hospitalized. on behalf of the house, i salute and express deepestest gratitude to the u.s. capitol police for the valor they showed in protecting the lives of members, especially protecting our staff and those who make congress function. mr. speaker, this is a sad day for our country, that we have to come to the floor in a way to defend the constitution

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over $2500000.00 people visit the old command temples every year. selfies for the tourists. foreign exchange for cambodia and call what operating company earned more than $100000000.00 in 2018 tourism is by far the largest industry here a lucrative business also for north korea. right next to the entrance to the temple a museum that opened in 2015 at its heart is a 3 d. painting that depicts the history of the command empire in monumental images throngs of tourists are guided through here every day. 7 7 not calling me i think. and. not wanting. circumventing un sanctions north korea not only built the complex but also financed it in return the north koreans collect all the revenues for the 1st 10 years after that ringback they'll share the profits the north korean c.e.o. doesn't want to appear in front of the camera but he says the museum makes about $7000000.00 a year in entrance fees alone. cambodia and north korea have maintained close relations for decades kim is so manned cambodia's king nora gong c n o were good friends a solid basis for today's business ties that cont

then enter the volcanic region around mount asto through kumamoto hitoshi and its temples and finally to kaggle shima and to it on the southernmost tip. around travel is a culture of its own in japan lending a touch of elegance even to everyday life. as well as efficiency the cleaning crew has just a few minutes to clean a home track. every gesture has special significance grounds in reassurance have i seen and done everything. that. wasn't possible and from certain people in pockets our station are typical of a japanese metropolis. there is no chaos with everything moving along in an orderly fashion showing discipline in public is a highly regarded virtue. and everything everywhere is constantly getting wiped down because tennis also takes top priority. at our station is the train station in the city of folk or cars which grew together out of 2 different cities and lies in the south of japan in the country's most economically robust region. trade activities with the asian mainland operative clearly active here. at the feet of the tower and buildings there are also little markets and

in northern iraq in 2016 the 22 year old 3rd spent a year in emergency accommodation at the former temple. that's where he heard about the new patrons and with their supports he created the comic together with author bruce sterling and an illustrator. everything i do is my artistic interpretation but the original idea came from south . from his roots the south in the comic experience is violence and rejection in a monolithic tempelhof minds his rights. but he also experiences solidarity the creation of the comic is a small miracle made possible largely due to the efforts of the new patrons organization. my colleague michael kruger has more on this initiative michael so obviously most people can't afford to just commission a comic book and that's where new patrons comes in who exactly is behind it and how does that work. well 1st of all. and that was network was founded a couple of years ago in france and they grew big and now and starting now in germany. the goal is that as you said just normal people can come and say hey of it just a great idea for an artwork our cultural facility and th

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