vikings built wooden ships with the simplest of to. the viking settlement of painted blue once numbered among the foremost in the medieval trading centers in northern europe. died share visitors how the vikings went about their daily lives over a thousand years ago. were in leave it was a life in and with nature but had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were very well acquainted with the materials around them and knew how to use them to their advantage to build housing ships and wagons and make rope. they made a great many things that we could hardly even imagine today you and your fortune chris. kate who lives in. northern germany. seven facts to roof would it was a strategic location for trading precious metals weapons and pelt today it's a treasure trove found piano jests. behind me lies here of a viking age settlement in the ninth tenth and eleventh centuries well the first glance it doesn't look like much because it's just a green meadow but issues in archaeology the real treasures lie underground and here behind us th

vikings built wooden ships with the simplest of. the viking settlement of haines or blue once numbered among the foremost early medieval trading centers in northern europe. died showed visitors how the vikings went about their daily lives over a thousand years ago. and live near it was a life in and with nature but had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were very well acquainted with the materials around them and knew how to use them to their advantage to build housing ships and wagons and make rope. they made a great many things that we could hardly even imagine today the real ones come forth and can. pay to do lies in. northern germany. seven facts to roof wooden houses have been faithfully reconstruction. of the settlement was built at the end of the shoreline and inlet on the baltic sea. it was a strategic location for trading precious metals weapons and pelt today it's a treasure trove fabiana jests. behind me lies here of a viking age settlement in the ninth tenth and eleventh centuries with the first glance it does

paid to build proofs that the vikings were not just. strangers and people who lived in harmony with nature. always stay in northern germany for some wonderful nature just a little further southwest from our viking site you can go on a very special hiking tour through the warden's see every six hours the tide changes drastically there due to the ebb and flow of the tides it's then possible to walk far into the mud flats when the tardis going out hiking directly on the seabed. high no bearing is taking his guests on a special kind of to he's going to show them how to land become sea and the sea land. now we're headed out at the water and sea is low point for where we're going now later this afternoon the water will be about this high above our heads. nobody knows the mudflats around the north sea island of houston like hina there and his father before him was also a mudflats guide and whenever he was ill hina had to take over the first time was when he was just eleven and that was almost six decades ago. although now if you look back ther

and world heritage to viking settlements in the oven john. we kick off today show in the british capital many tourists come to london wanting to see all the main attractions like buckingham palace tile bridge and the houses of parliament but there's a whole other side to london that's usually just known to the locals today we want to help you get to know a mo personal side of the city so here is a real london and showing us what he thinks are the best bits of the capital. london vibrant metropolis. reagents canal watches its way north of central london but it's surprising a tranquil canal runs almost parallel to the river thames. london author bill nash is interested in the more secluded parts of his hometown. in the past ten years. and in particular since the london olympics a lot of the canals around london are being revitalized cleaned up. life is being reintroduced and that's a lot of people living on house boats nash describes the lesser known aspects of the city in his book secret london. now daytrippers cruise along the region's canal

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then he placed the viking horn to his lips and blew. it echoed a splinter from his lip. this is the organizer of the london forum, another node of outright. this is firmly based on historically inaccurate version of the medieval past. the next religious group is a catholic crusader. the crusade was a set of memes during the 2016 election with the hashtag of david bolt as well as during brexit, in which thapar li that particular hashtag became a rallying cry. this sordid return of the crusades and crusader is employed by 9/11 and george w. bush. for a host of alt-right groups, it invokes racially motivated defense of the christian west. on january 29, 2017, a french canadian university student shot and killed six people in a quebec city mosque. the prime minister of canada has called him a terrorist. he was known to be a supporter of the far right in canada. and in addition, he was a follower of the trump campaign and particularly the medieval imagery propagated by trump's campaign. as a reporter explains, what actually happened is that canada has suffered the world's fir

the pilgrims brought money the vikings learnt of it and raided the monastery the monks fled taking costbut you mains with. his wish had been not to be left behind if ever the monks abandon the island. the town the monks felt safe. on the crag they built what's known as the white house cuff that's body consecrated in ninety nine it was demolished a brief century later by the normans following the conquest of ten sixty six they were establishing a kingdom of that owning and they would start anew with everything including the churches and it was that spirit that gave birth to the cathedral that still stands in don. it's the most impressive norman cathedral in england but on its gigantic dimensions it remains a well to pull off and house of the. eat the cathedral makes an all stair impression there are a few statues on the facade striking other blind dodges of the foot of the womb was a sequence of seemingly endless recount. gave. tops with its tile as the cathedral truly as a mighty fortress in the suburbs of god so walter scott was among those who admired the great ties of darren the mixe

the pilgrims brought money the vikings learnt of age and raided the long history the months fled takingtask but you mains with. his wish of being not to be left behind if ever the monks abandoned the idea. had done the monks felt safe at last on the crag they built what's known as the white chicks the house cost but spotty consecrated in ninety nine it was demolished a brief century later by the normans following the conquest of ten sixty six they were establishing a kingdom of that own in england they would start anew with everything including the churches and it was that spirit that. gave birth to the cathedral that still stands in don. it's the most impressive and a norman cathedral in england but only its gigantic time mentions it remains a well to pull and house of god. keith. the cathedral makes a no stair impression there are a few statues on the facade striking other blind dodges of the foot of the wars a sequence of seemingly endless you're gonna. leave. topped with its tiles the cathedral truly is a mighty fall trees in the surface of god so want to scotch was among those who

, it will grow up to be a viking and rape and pillage the countryside. if you take a viking baby growing up in new rochelle, it will grow up to be orthodontist. as he said, every western selfization is invaded by bearbarbarians. we call them children. the place where children are born into at first is the family. that civilizes them into kind of a culture. then other institutions play that role. of -- but if you just take it as human species, c-span studios is not natural. this is not our natural environment. our natural environments are 250, to 300,000 years, semihairless aprils foraging fighting for food, killing each other with spears and rocks. we were not apex predators until recently. take a jar of ants, dump it on virgin soil on alien planet or continent or something, the ants will instantly start behaving like ants. they will dig tunnels. set up colonies, whatever ants do. if you took humans and cleared them of all our civilizational education, put them in their natural environment, we wouldn't be having conversations about books or doing podcast

--henne viking, you could say. erik: the activist playground is getting crowded.is here, elliott was with you. how is that changing the game? lars: i don't think it is. some of the american activist movingre opportunistically into europe because the american market was very expansive at one point. that is a consequence of that. the market is big here, so there are plenty of opportunities. erik: there is lots of room in the sandbox? lars: the sandbox is big enough by andew of us, but large, this is a local business. it is not that easy to fly in from somewhere and tell somebody what to do. erik: you are throwing shade on the tourists here. lars: let me not do that, then. i'm happy to have them here. erik: they tend to be more aggressive. you are a patient, engaged shareholder. does the way they do business force you to do business differently? lars: we do business differently than them in the past, 20 years. we are more a constructive activist. how do we make a company better over 3, 5, 7 years? how do we make it more competitive? by making it more competitive, it

casanova museum in venice me is helping with the vikings going to move here to the site. down the value of. christians in the. imagery. choco. dashes should be changing and tones from an orange tree. that's whooshing still fun on. a remote corner of the philippines she's one of the last to practice an ancient technique. the two ladies. in sixty minutes book t w. e up to date don't miss our highlights w. program online w. dot com highlights. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. with existing diversity to the goods the journey back to the roots should government of the. bush on traveling from somalia move around the. time going down to earth into systems. google family starts january twenty third on t w. to me. either welcome to your macs and off highlights of the week over the last few days we've been discovering europe's top tourist destination coming up are the best of the bunch. discovering london the british capital off the beaten track the. last thing.

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was held with the vikings to move heritage sites heights a bit and down the valley. a did a of the oldest restaurant in the world the sabrina did the teen image read. the latest in sixty minutes on. i think is everything challenging first on her make a muslim. so much different culture between here and there challenging for everything. from a southerner was worth it for me to come to germany. my license to work as a swimming instructor here in our two children one hundred dollars just one of us to just. what's your story take part charity on info migrants dot. com hello and welcome to the arts twenty one. at the beginning and the end of everything there is light. and god said let there be light and there was light. the light the crowning achievement of creation represents consciousness. without light there is no vision without.

well you were just showing a blurry image it's either vikings meant props shaped like a potato or maybeto things like this certainly around but again you saw the image it's kind of blurry but every day the pictures will get much better and if the apparently have had the accuracy that they seem to have we'll be able to see features a couple hundred feet across so this will be pretty amazing and new horizons jetted into space doesn't finish with ultimate today so what else can we expect then. well it has a lot of fuel left in a lot of power left so it could be functioning the next fifteen or twenty years they are looking for another object like old must do to leave that they could visit and who knows perhaps once they're done with it it can turn back and look at the sun and look at all the planets and take another one of these famous pale blue dot images but the spacecraft has only begun its journeys are orison a very excited to see the pictures find out more if it looks like one potato or two but for now keith cowing we thank you very much for your insights and pleasure. the lost revenue

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it started with joe kapp who played in super bowl four with the vikings..e was followed by craig morton twice, vince ferragamo with the rams , aaron rodgers, and on sunday goff. goff entered the nfl with much more fanfare than his fellow bear, cj anderson.. the running back was undrafted out of cal and the rams are his third team of the season .. he was asked today if he's bothered by the long and winding road tohe super bowl " " e definitely warriors fans, and you gotta believe they'll be watching tomorrow night when demarcus cousins makes his home debut against the sixers.. cousins has fit in seemlessly, and has livened up the dog days of january.. " " gimme the top five. to the pitch.. geez luiz, this musta hurt... chelsea's david luiz was knocked out from a ball to the head. he would later return to the game.. number four.. how cold is it in chicago?? this white sox fan froze his shirt, stiff as a board.. let's hope for chicago s sake their bats aren't as cold this year.. number three.. knicks center enes kanter has played sparingly this month.. how app

you know they're just like -- you reach an age where you grab the viking horns and you put them on andor 12. guys are like in their 60s, 70s, 80s. and they're still thinking they can like, let's lead the charge. accept that -- >> and at a certain point your body just says -- [ laughter ] stop, you've got to stop. you really have to stop. >> jimmy: yeah. i think -- when did you realize that that's happening? >> i don't know, a couple years ago. >> jimmy: yeah. you know what i didn't realize, it was happening to me, when i had that one extra long, weird eyebrow hair. [ laughter ] just one. >> i've had those for years. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: dude it was just -- i go, where did this come from, it's like a four incher. [ laughter ] >> or -- you know, there's lots of them too. they're like multiple pairs of glasses. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> or just like, you know what i'm talking about, which is like every break i get, i'm like -- i've been let out on parole or something. and you know, i, you know, hit the streets ready to go. >> jimmy: hit the streets. >> literally within

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you have a personal connection to the viking lander. >> that's right.an scentars launching the mission to mars. it is an incredible, emotional experience, knowing, destination mars. >> reporter: growing up in ohio, it was hard for stofan to imagine she'd eventually become ana nasa scientist, let alone,e first female head of the smithsonian national air and space museum. >> at the time, i didn't think of myself working for nasa. everybody looked like my dad. >> reporter: it was that viking mission to mars that changed everything. setting stofan on the path to be a planetary geologist at nasa, working missions to venus and one of the moons. stofan became a chief scientist, helping develop plans to send humans to mars. she started at the smithsonian last spring, a stellar career that wasn't always based on perfect grades. >> there was one subject that tripped you up. which one was that? >> you know, i was really struggling in math. i stuck with it. you know, at times, i got cs in math class. one point, i had a professor say to me, you got a c in the class.

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the five quarterbacks started with joe who played in super bowl 4 with the vikings. he was followed by craig twice. vince with the rams. aaron rogers who won one and on sunday jared goff. there you have it. goff entered the nfl with much more fanfare than his fellow bear c.j. anderson. he was undrafted out of cal. the rams are his third team this season. he was asked if he is bothered by the long and winding road through the super bowl? >> nah. you don't know how i grew up. you don't know what i been through. >> can can you tell me what you have been through? >> if you want to know you can come down to california and we can have a talk. >> best sound bite of the way. >>> cousins makes his home debut against the sixers. cousins has fit in seamlessly and has livened up the dog days of january. >> i think he personally got us through what would normally be the tough stretch and -- let's face it we had some tough days earlier in the season between injuries and some drama and all that stuff. feels fresh. i think a lot of that has to do with him. >> steve kerr loves the to

the viking, yeah, that's a rams bar now. >> 100%. maybe we'll be on the map now. it's about time novato gets recognized for all the professional players we've always had here. >> reporter: but quarterback in the super bowl, kind of its own threshold of sports achievement and that brings us to the competition. >> yeah. he's taking on the goat with the actual goat's number on his chest. there you go. >> reporter: while it may be a collision of bay area quarterbacks, novato is not afraid to take sides in this game. >> i like tom brady, but tom's had his success, you know, and we're going to be rooting for jared. >> reporter: yeah. i think a lot of people share that sentiment. i am not going to get involved in the greatest of all time goat debate on television in northern california. i am smart enough not to do that, but think about it. he played in his first super bowl, tom brady was 24 years young. jared goff, 24 years young as well. who would have thought tom brady would play in eight more super bowls? so regardless of the outcome here, fair to say that this is an

fighting for three playoff spots on sunday the colts eagles and ravens made it the steelers titans and vikings didn't so here's how the playoffs pan out in the a of c. the chiefs joined the pats in the divisional round with the colts texans charges and ravens they will be facing wildcard playoffs and next week that's in the a.f.c. over in the n.f.c. the saints and the rams have buyers into the divisional round while the eagles bays seahawks and cal boys are the teams who will have to work hard in the wild card games in order to advance that the l.a. lakers were without the injured le bron james but one for the first time in three games in basketball's n.b.a. they rallied to a one hundred twenty one one hundred fourteen win over the second mento kings the dallas mavericks edged up the oklahoma city thunder rookie look at dontcha chad twenty five points to the mag's. teammate then a smith jr hit the go ahead in the final minute. and paul george missed with two seconds left of dallas one one hundred five one hundred and. they are called the lionesses senegal's women's basketball team made history

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like minnesota vikings running back dalvin cook. ♪ >> yo. >> reporter: the king center also took noticenual service commemorating the work of dr. martin luther king jr. >> dr. king said music was very inspiring to her, which meant a lot to me knowing that her father was edit one of the most inspirational men like ever. ♪ if they don't like me to show hate ♪ ♪ regardless i'm going to >> he was an active. he was a pastor. i of course write rap music but i feel like through writing music i want to spread the message and carry on his legacy. ♪ success is better than revenge ♪ ♪ you have to realize you who really are ♪ ♪ even though life beat us up ♪ whatever you do ♪ just know who you are ♪ talk to god or whatever you believe ♪ twoep four step ♪ i feel like i'm dreaming ♪ dreaming >> dr. king's message lives on. well, that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and of course "cbs this fromhe broaw yo city i'm jeria duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, january 23rd, 2019. this is th

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by viking this time it's though we are not really standing in this temple we can judge and see things very differently than we could on a normal computer monitor as well as a religion computer morning and. just the fact that i can stand here and for example squat down and actually get a three dimensional view of the object is not something i can do on a normal computer monitor at all. aleppo in syria the temple was located in the heart of the city in the medieval city dell from twenty twelve rebels holed up inside use the citadel to fire on government troops. the result five thousand years of history turned to dust in a brutal civil war in early twenty eleven the temple was still intact coal mines chain from berlin was on site to scan the complex security in the country still seems so stable that the professor didn't just bring along his students he also took his young daughter on the trip. below a million you'll see another representation of the weather god mounting his chariot here he's presented his combat ready. watch this that's the symbol for god and that's a mess. initially it

. >> that's right, cal had five quarterbacks and playing in super bowl 4 with the vikings, aaron rodgers, and of course jared goff. jared goff entered the nfl with more fanfare than the fellow bears cj henderson was undrafted out of cal. the rams are 13 of the season he was asked yesterday. bothered -- he bothered by the long and winding role of the super bowl. >> you don't know what i have been through. i will tell you in front of these people but if you want to know, come down to vallejo, california, and we will talk at momo's cafi. >> jared goff and cj henderson are definite fans of demarcus cousins who will make his debut tonight against the 76ers. cousins is fitting in seamlessly and livening up the dog days of january. >> i think he personally got us through what would normally be the tough stretch. let's face it, we have had some tough days earlier in the season between the injuries and the drama, and all of that stuff. it feels more fresh and a lot of that has to do with demarcus cousins. >> steve kerr is a big fan of the top five and give it to me. this must've hurt. that is dav

and to finish the story, this was the super bowl week, when the cheese were plain the vikings. all of the money coming into the books was on the chiefs. a bookmaking operation can't stand that, you can have all the money on one side, you have nobody to pay you. so they need to balance their books, they need to get some of this money that somewhere else. in the habitbeen of doing that, because was never a big problem. this, every guy -- and they were bringing in other guys, got on the phone and we had to turn it off. that one wire may have cleaned out the whole crime family. amazingly enough, it was so bad, the boss called in himself. that would have never happened on an ordinary weekend. he wanted to know what was going on. that conversation with several of them gave us the ability to indict and prosecute the boss, which we never expected from a bookmaking case. jonathan bender: just because you went for a cup of coffee. wlliam ouseley: that is how it works. fabric was part of the in kansas city. there was a lot of development going on in las vegas. as las vegas became develope

i hired this viking lking dude called -- magne urk s. he looks like a viking. there he is.t was -- it was beastly. >> i'm telling you. i watched the film last night. you are brilliant. brilliant. >> you're very kind. thank you. >> the sequel to "split." and kevin wendell crumb has 23 personalities. >> he's got 24, actually. we played 23 in the making of the film. we edited it. we showed 20. i don't know why he cut thee out. maybe i was really bad at aking. he cut three out. yeah. >> how many can you name? >> oh, god. patricia. dennis. kevin. hrk edwig. nor ma. jade. luke, paulix e. mary. mr. pritchard. the beast. the beast, the beast, the beast. the beast. truth is, a couple of them didn't have names. while we were making them. it was like, uh, weird guy. or -- a lady. you had a character in the writing. he didn't have something that personified them in the name. we left that until after. >> do you have a favorite? >> probably patricia. because she is -- she's -- thank you. cause she's a complicated lady. living in a map's body, for a start. and she can't traps six. she sha

for the minneapolis paper, covering everything from the 1968 conventions to mafia funerals to the vikings' four losses in the super bowl but we won't go there. it makes me see this from a different lens. that's why i'm a member of the committee, and along with senator flake, have given a number of speeches on the freedom of press and how important it is to stand up for journalists. as we know, the facts here for jamal khashoggi are so sad. he walked into that consulate just trying to get the papers so he could marry the person that he loved and he was heinously murdered. and what did he do? that deserved that crime? he spoke out and had the audacity to disagree with the government. that is what he did. he described himself as an independent journalist using his pen for the good of his country. he simply desired freedom for the people of his country. last year, he wrote a column for the "washington post" describing seeing some of his friends arrested and he struggled with what he should do, he said. at first he said nothing, he didn't want to lose his job or his freedom. he worried about h

and you mentioned athe weekly standard where we used to work and last december charles krauthammer vikings representerepresented this wingf conservatism passed away last july and of course john mccain also passed away last year. i think the republican party finds itself in a similar position as the democratic party did in the 1980s and that is when the spokesman of the foreign-policy promotes the universal dignity of every human being leaves the scene there is a tendency that is real and going back to the beginning needs to find a home is that going to find its home in the democratic party because right now it is homeless and so i think it is important to think through how advocates for these ideas and that's both jake and i appreciate can find space for them within the party structure is and i would add briefly and other tendency to the democracy in general is the individualism and that expresses itself in individual rights on the one hand also expresses itself in the kind of inward looking nature. we are all equal in the democracy and have a tendency to look within to be concerned about

from the minneapolis state, covering everything from the 1968 convention and mafia funerals, to the vikings for losses at the super bowl, but we will not go there. really makes me see this from a different lens and as a member of the judiciary committee, along with senator flake. how important it is for us to stand up for journalists. as we know, we are here for jamal khashoggi, so sad. he walked into that conflict, just trying to get the paper to marry the person that he loves, and he was murdered. what did he do? that deserved that crime? he spoke out and had the audacity to disagree with the government. that is what he did. he described himself as an independent journalist, using his pen for the good of his country. he simply desired freedom for the people of his country. last year he wrote a column for the washington post, writing things , he struggled with what he should do he said. at first he said nothing, he did not want to lose his job or his freedom. he worried about his family. and then he said i have made a different choice now. when asked why he does not keep his mouth shut and

. >> na viking/packers game.ussion, and that you can back into the game. she just wants to be one of the guys. >> harris: let me go serious on where the nfl is right now. they have had some women problems. i'm curious to know, is the serous thomas factor catching on? is she making a difference of more women being brought into the nfl must mark their domestic violence track record, would you do to a player and so on and so forth, it's been bumpy, and even, and bracing for the nfl. >> we have learned by this point that the nfl is by far not proactive. they are reactive in these situations. we sat with ray rice and recently with kareem hunt, if your favorite team, the cavs that achieves. >> harris: oh, tell everybody! >> doors opening. terry valenti is a replay official, and she is going to be the first female briefly official digital playoff game. she will be on that chiefs-colts game. maybe she could do something for the chiefs. >> harris: to me about sarah thomas and who she is on the field. >> she's another offi