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>> and the story of joseph answers one of those questions. he interpreted the pharaoh's dream that a great famine would sweep the land. >> indeed, joseph in egypt is able to predict a cycle of famine and prepare for it during a cycle of plenty. >> the nile's ability to provide for humanity is as abundant now as it was in biblical times. today, 95% of egypt's population of 80 million people lives along its banks. this is what you can see from space at night. lights show life clinging to the desert river. plenty of reason for the israelites to venture into egypt from the vast surrounding deserts...

>> what people try to do while they have a limit to the number of people inside is to observe the sun rising over the hills saying she is all of the way down at the end of the circle. >> pictures we get from excavations we have made studying the tools and looking at the farming methods is that these people were rather sophisticated. >> archeologists believe stoej hedges were built before 2000 bc. >> they were not placed on tonner radically. the engineering have qualities that are quite remarkable. >> the picture of the sham bellings, nevilling, floberring group of the individuals like

>> archeologists believe stonehenge was built in stages from 3000 to 2000 bc. >> stones on top are not just placed on topper rat particularly. there's a socket, -- it is remarkable. >> picture of the neolithic people that we used to have, shamling individuals like cave people is wrong. the brain was the same size as it is today. >> stonehenge is not unique part of a pattern of what we call megalithic structures all over the world. >> those who build magnificent works of art, the pyramids of egypt, or the maya temples or stonehenge, we want to make a statement it is usually the

>> the highest court in the land where the issues that decide america are decided. my exclusive on piers morgan tonight. good evening. it's not often a supreme court justice sits down outside the court itself. i am here in washington it interview the longest serving justice, ant 99 scalia. they never comment on cases that are pending. everything from his faith and family to his guiding judicial principals and thoughts on campaign finance and politics and his colleagues. it's all on the table and my interview with scalia and coauthor of their new book. reading law, the interpretation ...

the right to choose. >> that was used in roe vs. wade. it is a theory is a lie. >> the highest court in the land where the issues that decide america are decided. my exclusive on piers morgan tonight. good evening. it's not often a supreme court justice sits down outside the court itself. i am here in washington it interview the longest serving justice, ant 99 scalia. they never comment on cases that are pending. everything from his faith and family to his guiding judicial principals and thoughts on campaign finance and politics and his colleagues. it's all on the table and my interv...