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Land in a archeological dig and say what was a magazine in the 21st century you would say people magazine. now you've had oprah and mary claire and circulation way down and the rumors is they will only be digit and the fact that people is no longer a magazine, we will no longer have magazine in the future. >> we are officially old. >> foreign affairs magazine. it is the 100 year and our subscriptions are up. we're just saying. >> we're all 100 years old. joe. >> the kids are very excited about that. i love the next one, brand up, the big mac. joe, everyone once in a while this show that does a...

The victims of the massacre beginning with an archeological dig with a potential mass gravesite. we'll be back in tulsa, oklahoma, after a quick break. heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue or light-headedness, don't wait to contact your doctor. because these symptoms could be signs of a serious condition like atrial fibrillation. which could make you about five times more likely to have a stroke. your symptoms could mean something serious, so this is no time to wait. talk to a doctor, by phone, online, or in-person.

Astrophysics graduate student Mia de los Reyes takes home two top prizes.

The cultural conservator says it's like working on an archeological dig. everything brought out of the cathedral is marked with a grid number to indicate where it was found. even the conservators aren't sure where it will all end up, but they and everyone else working to save notre dame know that from a religious, cultural and historic point of view, they are part of a monumental project unlike any before. in fact, george, the debate is going on here about what should happen exactly next, what the design of the new notre dame should look like. whether it should be new. whether it should be cre...

It was the space where the original capitalization of the united states economy occurred. the former gadsden's wharf. >> somewhere around 100,000 africans were brought here between 1783 and 1808 and sold directly into slavery. in 2014, an archeological dig found remnants of the wharf where the ships arrived. originally built in 1767, the wharf could hold up to six ships at a time, and those ships held upwards of 600 africans apiece. >> and then if you just kind of look out, you can see fort sum ter in the distance. fort sumpter is where the civil war began. that likely could have been a slave ...