let's speak to suzanne 0nstine, an associate professor at the university of memphis in the department when you think about it, but tell us more about what you found.- think about it, but tell us more about what you found. what we are lookin: for about what you found. what we are looking for was _ about what you found. what we are looking for was traces _ about what you found. what we are looking for was traces of _ about what you found. what we are looking for was traces of the - looking for was traces of the ancient river bed, and in doing so from remote—sensing and geophysical surveys amount what we discovered was that there is an extremely wide ancient channel that happens to run by all of the pyramids between lich and giza, so we weren't really looking to answer any questions regarding the pyramids, we were looking for the history of the river as a way of thinking about the history of the ancient egyptian people. and, of course, this kind of discovery, any time you mentioned the pyramids, people get excited, and we can only hope that this piece of evidence helps people understand

so putting some of the pictures on, on, seen from the university of memphis. thank you you. as i said i had here now and 0. yeah. can clump blushes out ahead of his final game is livable boss. but again, who, and want to stay here to find out the, these business uptake these voltage by the states back growth part of on the dash before he is the these business uptake these roads thought no bundle dash football. he is the the get onto this board as far as next. thank you so much. it's been a day that will go down, is one of the most shocking and professional golf history. the world's top rank goal for scottish osler was arrested just hours before he was due to tea off. and the 2nd round of the pga championship in louisville, kentucky sweat all the k. l shuffler opened his round. that valhalla golf club with a birdie at the temple american end of the day with a round of $66.00 to shots off the peaks as well right now. what right now he's going to do, okay, here's the internet and i didn't do that. all here is footage from earlier in the day showing the american being hand captai

not of this is a peaceful protest. us president joe biden defense clinic is breaking up protests on university campuses across the country. the memphis is out of the or on line from doha. so coming on the.

of a beloved educator in north las vegas. she was was born in memphis and pursued her passion of education at the university of arkansas, pine bluff, and unlv. in 1964 she and her husband moved to las vegas where she worked for 36 years in the clark county school district before retiring as an assistant principal. for their collective contributions to our local education landscape, they were honored as the namesakes of the therinh. and naomi d.goins stem academy in north las vegas. her strength, perseverance, and commitment to education will be remembered by her loved ones and everyone who knew her. i extend my condolences to her husband, her daughter, north las vegas mayor pamela goins brown, and all of her loved ones during this difficult time. madam speaker, i rise to recognize one of the greatest heavyweight boxers in history, joe lewis. tomorrow he is being recognized in nevada in a tribute to celebrate both his professional and personal contributions to our communities. lewis was one of the first black men to be elevated to national hero status after he broke many racial barriers and advocated for civil rights. known a

memphis state university. he was a ucla trained artist, man of considerable sophistication. he called himself a winston county existentialist. in 1958. he said. my mother's parents down at their room table and drew a family tree and. in 1988, at my hundredth birthday, gave me a copy and it is the only extant copy. this very strange document. it reflects kind of the oral history and also the artist's hand. i have it framed my wall at home. but from it i learned that at least three of my walker had served in the union army at around the time sherman was getting ready to march on atlanta. but not in this unit that we were talking. the first alabama cavalry. yes. yes. some so they joined this group. they joined the so-called march to the sea, the victory march of tecumseh sherman. that's from chattanooga through atlanta down to savannah and then up into carolina and and it was the episode that won civil war for the south, more or less. did the first alabama, which was. 2000 men make any difference? sherman's army, which was 60,000, mostly ohio ones. and illinois. yeah. recruits.