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Is being used. >> literally people made the trip to san francisco to be a part of something. by the time they got there, that trip was over. >> this is the latest stage in the evolution of the hippie movement. the hippies are trying to get away. so, they go out to a cabin in the countryside and start a commune. here they can get away from the tourists and reporters that badger them in san francisco. >> communes started. this is really what the hippie movement was all about. an idea of sharing ev...

>> i just find these pictures breathtaking. you cant fight the ocean. theres nothing you can do to push it back. the butterfly center. >> this is a 100-acre wilderness sanctuary in mission, texas. its the tip of the funnel as all the monarchs make their migration down to mexico in winter. its interesting because its also a flash point for politics because president trump wants to build his border wall right through the middle of this place. and a judge just recently put an injunction in to halt ...

[ cheers and applause ] >> we must be in heaven, man! >> a rock music festival that drew hundreds of thousands of young people to a dairy farm in white lake, new york, over the weekend came to an end today. admittedly, there was marijuana as well as music at the rock festival, but there was also no rioting. what did not happen at that dairy farm is possibly more significant than what did happen. >> these long-haired, mostly white kids in their blue jeans and sandals were no wide-eyed anarchists ...

Sacrifice for something they felt was important. >> two great commanders, jim buie and william travis. what were they like?wh >> travis was that young man, he was headstrong and he was courageous. really was a slave trader, but he also was a charismatic leader. >> he was with his own right of his brother, regrading the buie night in louisiana. he was known as crocodile alameda, a tough kind of character out of the value. they decided to dig in their heels and its freedom or death. we are going t...

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>> they shoot them at point-blank range in cold blood. on this property or close to this is a memorial memorial. can we take a look? >> they were burned after they were massacred, just like they had done at the alamo. the alamo had dry wood for the funeral pyre is. they had greenwood here, the fire didnt construct completely burned the body.re they buried them where today th monument stands. >> as we get closer, we see two cannons on each side. its not only symbolic that theyre being protected, ...

, level their muskets fire into them. >> they shoot them at point-blank range in cold blood. on this property, or close to this is a memorial memorial. can we take a look? >> they were burned after they were massacred, just like they had done at the alamo. the alamo head dry wood for the funeral pyre is. they had greenwood here, the fire didnt construct completel burned the body. >> as we get closer, we see two cannons on each side. its not only symbolic that theyre being protected, but the eggs...

About stalin quickly came to pass. >> he holds the real estate in not land and other parts -- poland and other parts of eastern europe. it becomes difficult for the west to convince him to follow a more democratic line. >> was churchill accurate in his assessment of the stalin long-term goals to control central europe? yes. was roosevelt complicit in accepting the fact that the soviet union was going to control central europe? yes. were those three days in tehran the foundation for the cold war?...

Death. >> bret: in 1945, he suffered a a cerebral hemorrhage. the 32nd president was laid to rest at his home in hyde park, new york. two weeks later as the allied forces pushed in to berlin, hitler took his own life while holed up in a bunker. then germany unconditionally surrendered. a month later, churchill was defeated in the u.k.s general election. in august, the u.s. dropped the worlds first atomic bomb on hiroshima and nagasaki. >> they are waiting for the official word to go completely w...

Sacrifice for something they felt was important. >> two great commanders, jim buie and william travis. what were they like? >> travis was that young man, h was headstrong and he was courageous. really was a slave trader, but he also was a charismatic leader . >> he was with his own right of his brother, regrading the buie night in louisiana. he was known as crocodile alameda, a tough kind of character out of the value. they decided to dig in their heels and its freedom or death. we are going to ...