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no one can say when human remains began. Surfacing in clearwater Florida there was, the pipe and crew that turned up bones and a trench later remain of the dead were found at an elementary school, a swimming pool and an office building. it seemed like a curse for what had been done in the name of progress and greed in the old segregated south. The truth What happened in the forties and fifties was meant to stay buried, in a neighborhood called clearwater heights residents, with long memories recognised a grave injustice. In the first Half of the twentieth century clear. Water heights was a black neighbourhood, thriving proud and anchored by faith. Friendship missionary baptist church bethany see me. and new Zion missionary baptist church we're all located on the heights

and so is saint Matthew baptist. Where we are stories of childhood in the heights, including those of Diana Stevens and Elinor breed They had businesses. Barber shop, there were hairdressers over there. There was a cab company. Don't have one can but club right there on greenwood. They had different places where even re trawlers perform their also gangs, brown performed up there, but even the famous could not lay in a quite clear water, hotel or walk on the beach swim in the bay segregate and bound their lives and exiled even their memory to see we're gated graveyards. How many you believe you have ancestors and one of these cemeteries about half of you.

the segregated cemeteries, have clear. Water were sacred ground until the group and became valuable in the nineteen fifties. Headlights I announced that the city of clear water made a deal on moving negro cemetery, hundreds of africa American bodies were to be re buried to make way for a swimming pool. A department store was planned for the sight of another black cemetery. Where again, the bodies were to be moved, but o neill lark remembers. Many years later. His first relations that something was wrong. terribly wrong is not an imaginary thing. That I see is what I see. What about eyes larkin it two years old watch to construct and crew in nineteen. Eighty four dig a trench through this to avert relocated black cemetery.

But I remember the parking lot But the engineer strapped engineer was cut an alliance through, and I got through to corpus that was my first knowledge of, say it because I walked out there and I've seen it myself. In twenty nineteen, the Tampa bay times reported me, Ni, segregated cemeteries and florida had been us actually paved. It was and that the modern city of clear water decided to examine the truth. Well deserved to be treated with respect? That's the most important thing: Rebecca, o Sullivan, an errand mckendrick are archaeologists for a company called cardinal pardner was hired by the city to map the desecration. These individuals were loved. They were family members ever father, and mothers ran toward with love

Henry and Sullivan pushed ground penetrating radar. for a segregated cemetery where this office site stands today. This overlay shows part of their discovery. Three hundred and twenty eight likely graves many under the parking lot, perhaps a few under them. Building and more thereon the right beneath Out missouri avenue Five hundred and fifty graves are in the cemeteries record, I can dream no Sullivan found evidence of eleven having been in the nineteen, fifty's there may be hundreds of bodies still that side as possible, far away the archaeologists probed another former cemetery where they live in tat great here in the nineteen fifties, rather than integrate the white community pool.

the city said it would move. Hundreds of bodies to build a black swimming pool and a black school but the bodies were removed. We're not removed Cardinal found the proof. Last year it excavated just deep enough confirm what ground penetrating radar had suggested it if they arrested Prayer was said over the site, then they planed the sand. and saved a century of time in search of grey markers or tributes, inevitably, relics included human remains at the office building site and bones at the school, which had closed in two thousand and eight because it was obsolete. Are there grave sites underneath the school all of it.

Information and the data that we collected does indicate that there are additional burials likely below the footprint of that school building. I would be very bright, aided by any evolve only a lark and watch the excavation and imagined the ground breaking at the school construction site? nineteen sixty one to dig the foundation to put this school upon. They had the hit some bhamo remain. It's likely. Some families could not afford a tombstone, but the archaeology. Is found, graves were marked a marker that would have been used initially after the burial. Stone was not ready to be placed. and in some cases this is all that would have been used to mark the location of a burial. Errand can showed us card knows catalogue of evidence. It

carried on and ancillary down this dime new Forty two was among many tributes left with the dead. We also found this brass wedding ring proximately the same location in the same breath as the dying contributes and disturbed human remains work fully reburied exactly where they were found. Pen a decision on what to do next. If you could speak to these people who were entered and then lost. What would you tell them? I hear you, I'm working I want to recognise the car view the life you lived. recognize and see your humanity, the cheapest land, the worst places anthropology antoinette jackson bleeds the african american burial ground project enough, so at the universe, Do you sell Florida, she's bill

A database of desecrated, cemeteries this clear waters, nationally from new york, all the way out toward taxes and all the way down to south florida. where these cemeteries have been built over east marginalized under funded and need support in order to make make them. And had this history known it is not an isolated story. Unfortunately also far jack And has listed about seventy of faced black cemeteries nationwide underneath the current housing under housing, free ways and the county owned parking lot of tropicana field home to baseball's. Tampa bay, raise what we want. Bring forward. Is the memory the knowledge that these sites were there? These places these cemeteries? These families were there live, died, work contributed to our country to their communities to our home downs

Is there anybody evidence of white cemeteries being lost, two band forgotten in the way that these are there abandoned cemeteries across the board. There are cemeteries that are not only african american cemeteries of black cemeteries that have been in some way: desecrated, but issue is more acute with black cemeteries because of issues like slavery. So irrigation in which this particular community? legally intentionally, considered sir, then or marginalized, by law when cemetery disappears when it lost his nearest theory, fairy respect dela respect as you can no longer visit, root and branch. how's to your own soul the terror. Supposedly, your final resting place will play sino.

in clear water there debating how to Those entombed beneath the school, sir, missouri avenue and the property of the franc. Crumb company, which bondage head orders were its staffing business decades after cemetery was raised, I'm sure that when they purchase that property, they didn't know that There bodies there, the gb atkinson heads, clear water and doubling cp. What would you say to someone who might make the argument that disturbing missouri, avenue disturbing the frank chrome corporation disturbing the schools way too much effort at this point in time I would say that does not dare call no family bury their atkinson helping leave the compensation of what to do now. Descendants, businesses and the city

Some people want to have the bodies move to a place where they can properly memorialize them. Some, under this any community wants to let the people stay where they are. Those in the type of thing They need to be worked out. How do you work amount? We have this Talk about it, I mean there is no easy answer with that, whether the failure in the last century to move the graves was deceit, incompetence or indifference. We do not know, but today Clear water is spending two hundred and seventy thousand dollars to learn the truth, the city, old ass, it is searching for a compromise that will honour the dead. The frank crumb cup he told us it wants to be parted. The community solution, ideas include monuments, but for a few like only a lot there's only one route to justice, tat, thou care building to tear down turn on

As far as I'm concerned, ten scudo. make it a shrine of a member is that people can go and use it. Proper way of remembering the treaty more dignity and what this has been treated. We noticed dignity was treated gently in the white cemeteries are clear water in this one. we found a monument to a confederate soldier. His grave decorated today with a fresh banner of racism, but when this confederate sacred ground found itself blocking the road to progress, the small cemetery on those trees in the middle granted a reverent circular detour. of those citizens buried in the black cemeteries are clear water. We have measures of only these the reverend are

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shares their many wash. You right now have a dog somewhere near by, but what are you? actually no about where dogs come from. probably aware they evolve from wolves, but how and when it turns out Much of that is still a mystery. There are some intriguing clues, whoever there been discovered in the dna of dogs and wolves clues that just might give us our understanding of how they and we evolved. You ve of survival of the fittest, but a scientist university, says the term that maybe describe dogs. Evolutionary success is survival of the friendliest, there's, no doubt dogs or an evolutionary trying, there's an estimated billion of them on the planet knows their way into every corner of our lives living with us working with us. Yes, couple high and loving us. What is it

you're, trying to understand better, I'm really interested in where dogs come from, and I think it teaches us a lot about where humans came from right here and evolutionary biologist and all through, duke university has been the last one five years studying animal evolution, I've What really summarizes the link between in human evolution is survival of the friendliness survival of the fittest, so survival of the fittest is a misconstrued really in the public mind of what evolution is. It's like the idea that, like the biggest the strongest are always the one that when might makes right yeah but not at all and dogs exhibit any of this here says it may be hard to imagine that sweet dog you love started As this a wild credit reward and their evolutionary story began at least twenty thousand years ago, when humans hunter gatherers.

What we believe happened and we have science to show some of this is that wolves chose us a population of was actually became a tract into humans and they were advantage because they were eating garbage things bore leaving around home and that the wolves that sort of basically gave up on being warfare and hunting and were attracted and freely. towards you and they were in a huge advantage. Some wolves were able to feed off scraps, they were aggressive and over time they became dimension. That's exactly right to better understand how the two species diverged so drastically. Brine hair came here to the wild life science centre in minnesota, Another yeah it run by rector peggy callaghan, twenty three, old daughter may both sides. We saw it navigating a cage full of hungry wolves, wanna, get them back up, backup, backup, backup, help, help

I know your hungry. They won't get arrested. Me built only gone as far as its goal at the school ya you might wanna just handed over there are a hundred and ten grey wolves here. Some were rescued from the wild, but move were has raised by begging and make their divide. into packs separated by changing fences. This is named after the eighties horror movie children of the corn. So I thought movie children of the corn, which is terrifying. Why is this pack called? Children are terrifying reasons they attacked and killed their father and then tried to kill their mother. So this respect, why did they kill their father opportunity? peggy sue the only reason we were able to sit among the children of the corn. because these walls you her as the dominant member of their path. Why is it important, that in their mind, your dominant to them

the reverse is quiet. Dangerous, I know that they are capable of killing one another. Their teeth are their job pressure. Enormous by the way, even right now, with the wolves coming behind you you're aware there behind you, you have to have eyes in the back yard. their assessing who are we left dominant. Could I take this person- absolutely yeah, and what I I don't. I don't think their planning anything, but I think an opportunity for their incredible opportunists. Piggy hard to secure the upper hand if you have any doubt our position. Is the alpha dog? Just listen: can you Can you show me your how absolutely. Yeah, yeah

the I wouldn't you learn to have that happened. What is the significance of the they used to mark territory. They also wool, how at intruders to to get them to leave coming dominant over wolf starts early. If a pop needs to be take away from its mother for health research purposes, meg's ups in total, bring a wolf puppy them We were there with her in may. She was, in one month old, follow everywhere, even more coffee run, sometimes if he gets really mouthy ouch, like that, So it's just a little correction. I just pinch and I growl and then the second he stops. Calling like? Oh, I wind to him in an era

it's belly and stuff. That's what his mother would do exactly. Yup, I'm sorry some of that looked just like you. That was back talking to either not you but don't be fooled. when it has its limits. This is injuring. There's the dominant female, yes He was also has raised in likes belly, rub to that until she doesn't she tolerating this ass, she ramming she's, no she's, not ok, Ok, she just said: stop. I heard see just how far dogs have evolved because we domesticated do diversity, brine hair has set up a puppy kindergarten. Ah, my students help he's labrador puppies. They tangled cruising the quad basketball practice the track tombs, photo shoot

what the programme is aimed at training service dodge for the organization canine companions, but there's research done too, to compare the pot is to hand raise wolf, pubs. Brian here team runs them through a series of behavioral tests. Work. scotch. What you do. Puppy luck It is almost hubby, looks back and forth from the researcher to the ball and then immediately follows for point Finally, the wolf puppy might look like a dog, but watch him taking the same tests. Puppy work, maybe save the file. I didn't follow point here, but

poppy this age were totally exactly so. It looks like a dog puppies, come into the world and are prepared to understand us in a way that will puppies or not, because a domestication and interacting with us, you ve done testing with dozens of wolves, overall. What have you found so you can spend one in four hours, a day with say, a wolf puppy and even after you ve done that for several months there not attracted to new people they dont want to be with the only one of these was that now happens in the case of dogs. Ass, a species there, actually, what's don't Zena filling their true the new things and new people, but how Much of that is in their genes back into them in ten to figure that out here is colleague, brigitte VON hold, geneticist princeton started, bearing the dna of dogs tools. You ve located some specific gene that leads to friendly behaviour, that's right and when we sequenced a bunch of dogs and a bunch of all

we use that to then search for mutations in the dog genome that only dogs had, and we came out with really nice hot spot of mutations on chromosome number six in the dog genome and that's what highlighted here. You could actually pinpoint genetic mood. She's in dogs that make that dog friendly you humans in a way that rules are not absolutely This was a major finding in my opinion, and that is something that would have evolved over time. That's right, so we can imagine back. The pre dog era, where there were wolves running around and some of those wolves were maybe maybe their dens closer to human settlements. I hypothesize that if I could go and sequence those wolves, that they would carry. Maybe two of these mutations and the rest of the wolves, maybe nine bridge of on hold calls. Friendliness mutations. So does my.

I really love me or is my dog just acting out on its genetic code. Chaps lily loves you that she has the genetic predisposition to wholeheartedly I love you more than she problem right now handled. Will came near to involve holes, research stoned her in us. She found Location of the friendliness mutations in dogs correspond said the same genes that, when deleted in humans cause a rare condition called william syndrome, her studies abolish one of the first genetic links and behaviour between dogs in humans thirty six year old Ben monkey. But how are you there well how we use our surprise, then, is no stranger to sixty minutes when he was living in ninety ninety seven morleys ever met him doing a story on william syndrome. I am all in favour. Yes, How are you people with william syndrome like then, are often unusually outgoing and friendly pleading, some

call it a cocktail party personality we with banned in his favorite pub when it jumped up mid dinner to join the band. any job solar wind up with what is it that makes you nick. I'm makes me make as a model. giving happiness to people. My friendliness, my kindness, let us just meeting you you may. He smiled moment we met and when people are happy and makes me feel like I've achieve something: william syndrome is a lifelong condition that often causes serious medical problems and intellectual disabilities benchmark. Terry malloy, cable says, ban and others like him or so trusting in friendly. It can sometimes be taken advantage of explain what is different about Ben genetically shorts Ben is missing

twenty five teens on chromosomes, seven, that all of those genes, so that's one tenth of one percent of their genetic make up. That is missing deletion and bends dna and others with william syndrome involves the same genes that contain the friendliness mutations discovered in dogs. Then, when you think about that about that, there might be a link The friendliness in in dogs. There might be a link to friendly listen in humans and has, thankfully feel so happy? I am proud that does, and people have similarities when the discovery was announced and two thousand seventeen terry was head of the William syndrome. Association she reached to some members to see how they felt about it and one of their parents that I called said, are you kidding, You know I'm sure that if a tail was put on my son, it would be wagon. I've got up, and so I think that really put it in two

perspective understanding why dogs are so friendly. Brian hare tells us, hoping unravel the mystery of how homo sapiens came to be there. was dominant species on earth. So what is it, Interesting of dog evolution tell us about human evolution. I think what dog Pollution teaches us. Is that actually how you get ahead in the game of life? Is of all the new aid to be friendly? That leaves a new form of cooperation humans thousand years ago? Our species was not alone, there were at least forty five other human species and the and then becomes. Why are we the only one left and we think and what dogs point to is that we the friendliest species that ever evolve among humans and that we survive because we are friendly survival of the friendly successful evolutionary strategy. Many humans, today would be wise to remember.

when we come back see how the genetic ties between dogs in humans may help us, both in the fight against cancer, if you ve ever lost a dog to disease, it may well have been cancer. So, for me, the dogs? In the? U s your diagnosed with it every year, often the same kind of cancers humans again We share many of the same genes with their canine companions and for cancer research. That's an opportunity. Scientists are trying to make the most of its core comparative oncology now funded by the white house. Is cancer moon, shot initiative, doctors and I just you studying, naturally developing cancers, mostly in dogs in using what they learn to speed potential treatment to them and us A dog show might seem like an odd place to conduct cancer research you base, but this summer in norwalk, connecticut at work

that scientists from the national institutes, health, swapping. in collecting dna samples from all sorts of breeds? Oh awesome, they've been doing this for nearly thirty years and have collected about forty thousand samples. So far, every few weeks heard a dark so leading the team is illegal, Ostrander senior geneticist. At the end I ate though, the national institutes of health study in diseases wiser scientists at the end, studying dogs, we arson- human disease and we're doing it through dogs and so dogs have in our world. They can all the same disease as we do. They eat or food their experts. so the same environmental lose, but they also have all the same genes that we do and they mutations in those genes that make them susceptible to everything you and I get whether its videos or or cancer or neuro muscular diseases. Everything humans get dogs, get

stranger says? It's easier to study genes and dogs in humans, because for the last two hundred years they ve been bred to emphasise specific traits. That's why they have all these distinct noses entails in size. It fell from great danger to two hours so before victorian times. Dogs were pretty much the same So there was some variation. We know that from fossil and archaeological records, but almost all the variation you see running and in the rings. Today. That's all happened in the last two hundred years, really credible, there's so much right that that a dry. So that means it's probably gonna, be a really small number of genes responsible for most of the major differences now just one gene determines a dog has cream colored, hair or black others. determine long or short in Austria this team at the end I discovered some physical traits and dogs like ear position. Whole surprised clues about human health. This The study looking at prick years versus floppy ears, and that's it

you're mutation in in one gene called s army three or just a mutation in one z, one gene is enemy the difference between twenty years. A lot is an amazing, but what's really interesting about this story. Is that when this gene is is perturbed or more dramatically mutated in humans, we get a form of deafness, really yeah Us rendered told us some of the most promising genetic research and dogs involves cancer. Somebody he's get certain types of cancer- is more often making it easy here for researchers to locate some of the genes responsible, scottish terrier, for instance, or about twenty times more likely to get bladder cancer than the average mixed breed dog. If I were to look at a group of humans flat cancer, the store you would be so much more complex. There would be different genes. Different populations would be different mutations different contributions of environmental effects. So I look One breed. I get much simpler stories, dogs,

diagnosed, with many of the same cancers found in humans, lymphoma, melanoma, brain and breast cancer, and the debt bone cancer asked you sarcoma and then one about the climate, I repeat: how did he do with that haiti universe? pennsylvania, professor and veterinarian nickel in mason overseas and national network of comparative oncology trials funded by the white house. is cancer moon, shot initiative? She show Just how similar asked used or coma looks in dogs and people. So what you can see there's lots of purple dots here. These are the the nuclei the cancer cells look identical even rational looking under a microscope would not I will tell the difference between a dog with Austria, sarcoma, inhuman, correct incredibly similar as yours, a coma is aggressive and malignant were then thousand dogs in the united states are estimated to getting each year, but only in thousand people are Children and young adults christie gowns was

NOS twenty twenty. When she was eleven, which was the leg there was heard it There was hurrying up in your thought up in lanky, I hear Chris he was used to getting bruised on the soccer field, she and her mom kathy Vetter, chalked it up to a sports injury, but after months of physical therapy, doktor discovered, asked user coma that white mass, wrote it most christie sty bone She comes in she does He has a council tumor inner femur, then always like wolves, and I was I'm not like a crier, so I like, I think I was processing it and, as I was processing it, her cry and I shall crank and then she was I wait. I have cancer. Doktor remove the remaining phone and replaced it with his nine inch metal rod months rolling chemotherapy, withered christie to seventy two pounds at her Edward oncologists, doctoral is reuben, told us. The cancer came back this time.

christy's lungs patients, one second comes backer really high risk pay. Eighty percent of our time we'll get new tumors. Had there been a lot of new treatments for Austria, sarcoma, unfortunately, now even using the same chemotherapy for about the last sixty years. There's really is that, because it's a rare form of cancer yes, harder to study, khazars, smaller number of patients to study in large trials, and also since it's rare- A lot of funding goes to allow trials for it, but there trials in pet dogs of an expert- and told him therapy treatment for us to use our coma that began. Two thousand twelve led by or nickel amazing using the. Bacteria, listeria, syria causes food poisoning this particular list. area has been genetically modified so that it is far less virulent. Those story has also been modified to contain a specific protein called her too found on some ostia? Sarcoma cells was injected into the door

bloodstream syria awakens their immune systems, making them feel sick it all triggers killer immune cells to patrol the body and destroy the cancer cells sandy, a nine year old golden retriever, joined a nationwide trial in two thousand. A eighteen she's had her front leg amp because of austria sarcoma, we met her past august with her own were met. Also during the trial Doktor, mason told us. Andy's immune system reacted to the listeria justice, she'd, hoped her body temperature saucy to increase, pay, around about four hours and then started to drop down again. Please, I want to say that, because it tells us that the munich syrupy is in fact, still, relating her immune response, which is what we want to happen when sandy was first diagnosed. Her life expectancy with standard care of amputation and chemotherapy was around a year, but that was for years ago,

No sign of cancer not- and you ve- had four great years. Usually did you get like extra, treats, look at them at all. She got everything she still guys. Legendary doctor I believe, studying entreating naturally occurring cancers in pet dogs is more promise compared to using lab mice which have to be audited given cancer, but we're trying to do is find a better way to determine which the best treatment to take forward the human. This is not giving dogs rare forms answer, and then studying them and testing them in a lab exactly so. These are naturally occurring cancers. These are clinical trials just as you or I would go on to a clinical trial. If we have a cancer and we do exist, be the same in the veterinary field, results from it firstly, steer trial in pet dogs were encouraging, showing the dogs tat

Raided the amino therapy and that its secondly increase duration of survival time those rules, were submitted to the food and drug administration. Let's just confirmed your brain Last year, the fda, your proved to phase to clinical trial using modified with syria to treat young adults and children like christie, gums, whoever current, ask your sarcoma. It spread to their lungs eighty one Cartoons on the tv his place we were with Christine oddy has to children's hospital of orange county when she received her third listeria infusion star in the dark circle, the needle going into your vain and a quarter. First, she was given medications that made her sleeping when the patient, actually I think, do you remember it afterward or just patiently sleep through it to sleep. When I wake up, it hits like a truck yeah. You get a headache. Hmm bad headache and nauseous not nazis and headache to things like

two things guaranteed ones. Was dozing. The listeria started dripping into Christy's ivy, so it started now. amazing. I think that your both on the cutting edge of medicine I now, I don't think she. how did she realizes how important is. an hour later that truck christie told us about. It hid her heart. Similar to what happened to sandy. The golden retreated, though Syria appear to awaken christy's immune system and after ten minutes, her headache got better. a few hours later, she was able to lead. The hospital is so me To me how similar humans, dogs, immune response is very similar in you. I think perhaps more so than we might like to admit this,

cancer institute is spending more than twenty million dollars to analyze cancer samples from pet dogs all over the country and oversee imperative oncology trials to prove treatments in here. men's and dogs one of their targets. brain cancer. This is out of seven boxer belongs to Dan, have run out of diagnose the deadly brain tumor in two thousand twenty one take them. your finger on your left hand and touch your nose in this Julie, hinds death. Fifty nine on year she was diagnosed in two thousand twenty, with a similar, nearly incurable brain cancer. Cancer bless Doma she's had surgeon radiation and chemotherapy, but the cancer came back Julian auto enrolled in clinical trials at the university of minnesota that use virtually the same experimental treatment, a neurosurgeon and veterinary surgeon teamed up to treat and operate an auto and other dogs with brain cancer and then shared their data about safety and dosing with a neuro

colleges treating julie and others. I also julie, along with her husband, Dugan daughter, Kelly, met otto the first time last spring to patients similar cancers, different species. What's it like to me, I'm crime, inflammation and Julie's brain makes it difficult for her to speak. I'd, never I would be having commerce from a person and a dog we're having the same trouble getting didn't, realize Indeed, no, I didn't until after his first surgery, yeah what sort of an impact that he was going to happen. Not only for him, but other dogs in humans the two months. After that meeting otto symptoms worsen, it appeared his cancer return dan too,

for a final swim in his favour. River and then said goodbye the dog he called his best friend in the minute a pioneer julie symptoms have now worse and is well. She stopped taking part in the trial and error winning time with her family. She told us she's grateful to him of an innovative interest species battle to find new treatments, I helped fight cancer, It gives you satisfaction to know that you helped fight cancer yeah. I've had two dogs, cancer in the idea that there cancer can be studied, treated and it can have an impact on humans is incredible, may be the key right dodge may hold the key. Goes, is now well into a freshman year in high school says she agrees. We have more common things than we think It's not just that they need us.

For food standards are able collection. It's that we have to have a more connection that night, Christy's laskin, showed. No signs of cancer should contain used to get a meter therapy every three weeks inimically between tree in homework. find her with her. Your key benny, a gift from her mom one more dog its helping her recovery.

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