vo: xavier riddle and the secret museum. a brand new show starting monday, november 11th on pbs kids. and on the pbs kids video app. made possible in part by contributns to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you! leo: i'm leo. andy: i'm andy. carmen: and i'm carmen. our parents work in a circushat travels all around the world and we travel with them. andye never know where in the world we will end up next. all (train whistling) and we travel with them. carmen: but wherever we go, we know that lu the moon will be there with us. ♪ traveling the world as a trio ♪ eo ♪ andy ancarmen and ♪ with luna the moon and some new friends too ♪ ♪ everydifferent and really they're just like you ♪ ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ let's go, luna, let's go ♪ all around the world ♪ let's go, luna, let's go (whistling theme song) ♪ carmen: the big squeeze. (guitar playing) ♪ o: wow, carmen... that sounds fantastic! you're so good on guitar! carmen: thanks, leo! andy: yeah! i bet you could play any instrument. (dr

of course, even when you are visiting the international spy museum, you are under surveillance when you are in east berlin. that surveillance can be seen in our office. office are in our stasi where a person could wash surveillance feed taking place in the hotel room. we have a lot of different artifacts in here all of which reflect the incredible expertise in doing surveillance. one of my favorite artifacts here is our bra camera. it was actually the invention of four stasi female officers. we have the file that shows how this was invented. they made a proposal to stasi because they said, especially during the summer months, there really wasn't any clothing that helped women conceal surveillance cameras on their body. that would be unobtrusive. they devised this camera. you can see the lenses right in the middle. there is a wire that comes out from behind and the camera could be activated with this plunger here that would be in the pocket of your summer dress. we have some surveillance photos taken by this camera which you can see in the back, and the four women were given a reward for

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it's going to be hard to miss the museum much of a chest. the activists are planning a protest tomorrow the demonstration has been officially registered with the authorities but another secret protest is also scheduled. cameras aren't allowed at this meeting. the police are out in full force on the. testers start gathering the next day. i'm going to focus on that they're heading for the town of coney an hour's drive away it's close to an open pit lignite mine. that was at the back of their fellow there's lots of coal mining in poland. this here is the worst kind. of mining. it's highly toxic. and the problem is that many mines in poland i do love to take it and i'm it's a lot of pollutants over there is the mind. 84 percent of poland's electricity comes from fossil fuels such as cold and late night and just 14 percent from renewable energies in comparison 50 percent of electricity in germany is generated from fossil fuels 33 percent from renewable energies and 12 percent from nuclear power in france only 10 percent is derived from fossil fue

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government secret plan to save itself where the rest of us die. [laughter] and tonight we are welcoming back to the museum to discuss another various sovereign topic. the terror attacks of 911. he's collected in 363 account told through the voices of the people who are experienced in his new book, the only plane in the sky. scruff is in a distinguished magazine journalist best-selling historian and a regular tv commentator has brought more than a dozen years covering politics and technology and national security. it is also the author of a number of books including the first campaign globalization and the web in the race for the white house which examine the role of technology in the presidential race. edit the threat matrix. inside robert mueller's fbi, which traces the history of fbi counterterrorism efforts. another recent book as i already mentioned, co-authored with john holland, examines the rise of cyber threats across america. today, he serves as the director of the aspen institute of cybersecurity and technology program. and is contribute

my response to that is every marriage that is successful must have a secret and mine is these edges. another thing that happened that i will mention briefly it happened right here in this spot cbs news and its wisdom decided to do a piece about barnum, the museum and me. i had a wonderful experience as an editor of a small magazine and somebody that spends a lot of time in his study at home i don't spend a lot of time in front of national tv cameras so that was something else. the third thing is the new yorker of all places in its wisdom did a major piece on the book. they gave four pages by one of the most prominent writers who won the pulitzer prize for the book extinction and it was unexpected most of all by my publisher and one of my friends now refers to me as four pages because i got four pages in the new yorker so it was deeply exciting and something that made me very happy although i couldn't help but noticing as an editor and writer and somebody who is trusted to pay attention to the nuances of language she seemed to be implying i spent six years writing a book about barnum