>> we know that because we know where it was excavated and exactly where it was excavated. >> also because it's a juvenile. they are so rare, two being in the same area would be difficult to imagine >>> it raises the stakes for science and the bidding price if it is real >>> this is one of two in the world. where is most of the interest coming from? >> we've had interest from several museums and we've had interest from a couple of private collectors. whether any of that interest will transfer into bids, i don't know. i imagine it will, but i don't know. >> reporter: the dinosaur is only nine feet in length. museums like to go big, so that could mean this dinosaur would have a better chance of going to a private collector. >> so we stat lot one >>> right now the auction is just starting the auctioneer is calling it out, the phones are ringing. we've got people bidding in the audience. it is on. >> it is with me >>> seated into the middle of the awedor curator-- audience curator elloll fuller and one-- errol fuller and one on the phone. there are 200 auctions are being auctioned today but no

they were able to remove all of the other debris from this excavator and pull it out of there.cary, scary scene. >>> bunny loves balloons. ♪ ♪ [ whistle ] ♪ >>> david is back pulling some of his stunts to mess with people's minds. he's going to pose as a barista. >> that requires some training. >> grew a beard and i'm ready to talk about coffee. >> he is ready to talk about coffee. he has his pitch down. >> helium roads is the infusion of helium. actual medical grade helium. >> he ain't skkidding. >> with the helium it's giving it a nice little float. it's the nicest coffee you can actually have. it's delicious too. >> where are you going? >> i want one of those! >> people around the shop are kind of like -- >> my personal favorite being this dude. >> bro, bro, did you see that? >> he is just sort of talking about it, doing a bit of gesturing. takes people a bit to realize -- >> with all complicated coffees, as a bra reesa, you realize anybody can do this. >> it's a relatively simple effect to pull this one out. instead of spoiling it for everybody i'll throw it out to america.

they didn't have excavation equipment. the wall is 13,000 miles long. materials. of the this is going to be a serious wall.

they didn't have tractors, cranes, excavation equipment. the wall is 13,000 miles.

environmental groups want to see all of the sites excavated. greg holloman with the southern environmental law center accuses he tells eyewitness news at penalty will not do any of these communities one bit of good. what they need is to have that ash taken out of those leaky pits and put into safe storage away from the water. duke could face more violations if they find it has affected water quality around the basin. duke energy has 30 days to respond to these violations. the state says potential penalties could include fines up to $10,000 a day for every day each facility is out of compliance. live from the raleigh eyewitness abc 11 eyewitness news. slips are coming to the largest utility as part of a cost-cutting initiative. 900 jobs will be cut, and most steve: new at 6:00, governor mccrory telling state lawmakers to hold it on charlotte's new bathroom rule. governor mccrory: if we were not to have a special session and wait to deal with the charlotte ordinance, which i thought was government overreach. steve: the governors suggest -- the or

>> the excavators. >> the excavators are heavy. there are two of them.ler size and -- >> you have been listening live to a press conference in pacifica. they are talking about the demolition, the second building of three on the 300 block of esplanade in pacifica. it's going to be happening in just about 45 minutes. the most important thing we heard this morning really is that they are using that excavator to pull the building back towards the street to make sure it doesn't tumble into the water. >> and it will be piece by piece. two excavators taking it section by section pushing it down and then take it away so it actually will take several days, four to five days the estimate. but they are going to start at 9:00 this morning so we will certainly keep an eye on it for you. >>> let's move on and talk about the rain because as we have all learned over the past couple of weeks, driving in the rain can be dangerous and we need to be extra careful out there. >> about 5.8 million car crashes happen in the u.s. each year, 22% are weather related. that's almost

excavator buys caterpillar. he sees me fairly recently and he is depressed. happened, is your wife leaving you finally? trouble with be in him when he hears this. hopefully she is not watching. she would know exactly who are talking about. this relationship is going to and. maybe the worst ever seen. i am doing a big favor. he said i just ordered a tremendous amount of komatsu equipment. it is good. it is not as good as caterpillar. yen have so devalued the that i only to my family and i were to my company and i would to my employees. i have to do what is right for my company. he bought this komatsu tractors excavators. he was very upset. take a look at caterpillar stock. a lot of bad things are going on. these companies in these countries they do evaluate like grand chess masters. china doesn't best of all. china is killing us. it is the single greatest robbery what china has done to the united states. i love you too darling. the single greatest robbery. in the history of the world. china. rebuilt we don't have the right people negotiating for us. we have th

center is in operation phase 2 will commence until the train parks underneath the transit center by excavating the transit center. in may of 2010, we successfully were able to secure $400 million in funds. that enabled us to do the bottom-up approach, which we shifted between block scope to phase 1. allows us to build the drain box is phase 1. that was a very important milestone because you moved quite a bit of risk from phase 2 and reduce the cost of phase 2 by approximately $100 million by our estimate. so, thereby the budget for phase 2 was reduced to approximately $2.6 million. that budget is based on a design delivery method and i assume construction will begin in 2011 and continue operations in 2018. between 2008 and 2013 we continue to update the work on the btx and phase 2. an update estimate, update the scope. new scope was added in 2010, 30% design for the btx was completed in the bottom-up estimate was developed. in 2012, at the 50% design for the train box set out is completed for the bottom-up estimate was completed. in 2013, we share the estimates with the board and this is a bre

traditionally you take an excavator and push the walls of the building out onto itself so it all becomes one pile. >> self-contained. >> yeah. except right here they kind of push the wall the wrong way. >> that guy just missed getting hit. >> you see that the wall falls filling the street with debris. at the bottom, some guys are running out of the way and say, that's not the way it was supposed to go. >> that excavator doesn't look like it's touching the wall. it looks like a piece of rebar got hooked or caught by accident. >> i think you might be right. >> lucky escape for that guy. >> oh! oh, man! >>> dude works hard to rescue a tangled snake. but -- >> it wasn't exactly an easy job for him to do. >> see the fight that sent it whether or not on its way. >>> and this brave little guy is about to cross -- >> the most dangerous monkey bars you have ever seen! >> why getting the hang of it is about to get scary. >> allergies distracting you? when your symptoms start... doctors recommend taking ...non-drowsy claritin every day of your allergy season. claritin provides powerful, non-drowsy

excavator buys caterpillar. he sees me fairly recently and he is depressed. happened, is your wife leaving you finally? trouble with be in him when he hears this. hopefully she is not watching. she would know exactly who are talking about. this relationship is going to and. maybe the worst ever seen. i am doing a big favor. he said i just ordered a tremendous amount of komatsu equipment. it is good. it is not as good as caterpillar. yen have so devalued the that i only to my family and i were to my company and i would to my employees. i have to do what is right for my company. he bought this komatsu tractors excavators. he was very upset. take a look at caterpillar stock. a lot of bad things are going on. these companies in these countries they do evaluate like grand chess masters. china doesn't best of all. china is killing us. it is the single greatest robbery what china has done to the united states. i love you too darling. the single greatest robbery. in the history of the world. china. rebuilt we don't have the right people negotiating for us. we have th

i tell the story about a friend of mine who was in the excavation business. he always orders caterpillar. he ordered tractors from japan because they have cut the end. .hey have devalued the yen i don't want that to happen. that is not going to happen. doy should not be able to it. we have tremendous power. we are the source. we have great power. ,e have politicians who truly truly don't know what they are doing. we are going to work hard. i am so honored by this. lookswith my wife, it literally like this. you have a lot of cameras here tonight. it looks literally like the academy awards. i never saw so many cameras in my life. it takes a lot of courage to run for president. i have never done this before. i have been a job producer. i have done a lot of things. this is something i have never done. income when the it's of the iran deal we get absolutely nothing. when you look at all of the problems our country has, you look at our military which is being depleted rapidly, we are going to make our military bigger and better and stronger than ever before and nob

i tell this story often about a friend of mine who is in the excavation business. he always orders caterpillar. he ordered from japan because they devalued the yen to such an extent that it was impossible for caterpillar to compete. i don't want that to happen. we have tremendous power over everybody because we're really the source. we have great, great power. the problem is we have politicians that truly, truly, truly don't know what they're doing. we're going to work very, very hard. i'm so honored by this evening. if you would have told me on june 16th, when i was with my wife and we came down the escalator this trump power and it looked like this. you have a lot of cameras here tonight. it looked like the academy awards. i never saw so many cameras in my life. it takes courage to run. it takes a lot of courage to run for president. i've never done this before. i've been a job producers. i've done a lot of things, but this something i never done. i felt we had to do it. when you look at the incompetence of the iran deal where we gave $150 billion and we get abso

without the excavation in the current conditions can that unity ever be utilized. >> it will need excavation i'm not sure but 7 foot 5 you need 76 is not a lot but go down and get a slab beget e district 3 in my experience in those types of building there is usually a - they're older buildings the foundation maybe about ground level maybe a couple of inches of slab but certainly some excavation. >> it could be without major foundation work. >> i think your experience is well commissioner that could be if there motivated to do that. >> you see it a lot for a garage heights all the time from the garages and the units for rooms are done once again they have to- your ceiling floor choice can't be - you have 3 options. >> thank you. >> any public comment on this item seeing the jurisdiction request is submitted. >> i have a question for the da. >> mr. sanchez since there was no notice of violation that was issued how does that effect some type of ordinance if they remove a united not able to put it back in because r-3 didn't apply. >> under the unit legalization the zoning didn't allow it you, yo

engineers will be doing excavation work today. >>> this is the day that could be the turning point in the race for the white house. after today donald trump could be well on his way to the gop nomination and hillary clinton could beat a challenge from bernie sanders. doug luzader is live in washington. >> reporter: it all hinges on one state, ohio. that is not going to be easy. for republicans all come down to these two candidates and one state. donald trump versus john kasich in ohio. >> ohio is going to make america great again. great again. >> reporter: trump is way ahead in winner-take-all state, florida. in ohio, kasich the governor of that state is narrowly leading recent polls. >> this country is not about us tearing one another down or having fist fights a at campaign rally. >> reporter: kasich is too far behind the win the nomination outright. >> betting as governor as the swing state of ohio he'll be in a position to be a negotiator or a broker, if nothing else. >> america's economy does better when we have a democrat in the white house. >> reporter: democrat hillary clinton

in total, the excavations uncover some 800,000 artifacts. discoveries help garland raise $6 million more in private donations and grants. in total, eight fort buildings are restored or stabilized. but garland's old friend roy doesn't live to see all this restoration. he dies in 2004 of coronary heart disease at the age of 66. he died young. >> yes. and i didn't really expect to lose my dad that young. but he made sure that every moment that we had him was great. >> it would be five years after roy sr.'s passing when garland and roy jr.'s strange inheritance stories really merge. in 2009, garland breaks ground on a new visitors center, and roy senses a way to make his late father a part of it. he's finally ready to open those safes his father left to the family. >> at that time, the fort museum was just being completed. so it made sense then to try to get into the safe and see what was there. >> if i had lost a relative who had a safe of anything and i didn't know exactly what was inside, i'd sort of want to look right away. >> we were hesita

fire.investigators say a crew doing excavation work hit a gas line -- sparking a fire that burned up part of "the villages of wildwood". firefighters say at one point though the building's roof,but tonight -- the big question -- is who was at fault for hitting the gas line. "it's really going to be up to the investigators to see where this line was whether it had been moved this complex was built back in the '70's so there's been a lot of modifications." modifications."the red cross is helping those displaced families find a place to stay tonight. tonight -- a driver is charged with vehicular homicide... in connection with a deadly crash near the combs- hehl bridge. cincinnati police say cory lippmeier was speeding and may have been impaired when he rear-ended another car on i-275 sunday night.it happened around nine-30 on the ohio side of the bridge.scott petredis was traveling in the other vehicle and was killed in the crash. it's the second crash near that bridge in a week.tomorrow marks one week since a car went off the combs-hehl bridge -- plunging into the ohio river.crews will

. >> : there will be an excavator that will take the building down very carefully to avoid vibration or extra vibration >> alecia :criminal misdemeanor charges were filed against the property owner, millard tong for neglectling his buildings. tong is now on 3 years probation in order to cooperate in the demolition on 320 esplanade. he also owns the adjacent building which was yellow tagged in january. the city continues to monitor the cliff edge there. a building once sat in this empty lot. the owner there paid to have it demolished last month. in the long run, all three buildings could be a thing of the past. esplanade avenue carries utilities for the entire area, so the city has to protect the street as well. the plan is to one day turn the stretch into green space. >> : it's not a place that anyone will be able to build again. it's just too hazardous. >> : we have the green space over there, so it'd be real nice if it all connected over here. felicia-- >> alecia :current estimates to level this building run about 200-thousand dollars. the city is covering the cost, but there's hop

the fire at the villages of wildwood in fairfield began after a small excavator hit a two- inch gas line. firefighters say the fire was roaring by the time they arrived. what isn't clear tonight is whether the gas line was properly marked... and if not... why not. the 19-70's.. so its possible the line had been moved. weather and sports are ahead, what do you guys have coming up? up? rihanna came to town... (nat) and this local man stole the show... (sot) "by doing this throne has thrown my life into funn and chaos." his high hopes for his moment in the spotlight.you're watching 9 on she calls herself the italian barbie of cincinnati and her expensive transformatio attention. this morning nannette hammond was on w-e-b-n's kidd-chris radio show. the 42 year old explained that she's spent 500-thousand dollars on her looks over the past 20 years. hammond says it's not all on plastic surgery, but on hair, nails and tanning too. since her story went viral earlier this month, the mother of six says she's been getting a lot of hurtful comments on social media, but her message to rise above it.

and as you can see in the distance back there there is a building not touched at all by the excavators that is 310, and has been yellow tagged in the last few months, all the residents there are evacuated. it's not clear yet when the construction of that is going to start. sergio quintana. >> and they are investigating the city's second police-involved shooting in a week. happening at meridian and fruitdale avenue on the west side. officers investigated a report of somebody firing a gun near the 7-eleven. a few minutes later they stopped a car matching the description, there was a man and woman in the passenger's seat. >> the driver did not follow commands and at one point produced what appeared to be a high-powered ar-15 assault rifle. and began firing at the officers. >> three officers returned fire, wounding the man, the woman was not hit. no officers were hurt and all three officers are currently on paid leave. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news, it was a perfect day to celebrate the irish. ♪ ♪ >> the sights and sounds of the st. patrick's day parade in san francisco. >>> also spring fo

the line was damaged during work by a third-party excavator the pipeline supplies laguardia and newark airport.no injuries were reported. teenagers led guilty to manslaughter in connection with the deadly 2014 drag racing crash. the judge said he will grant corey grow the youthful offender status because he was 17. the challenge and the driver to street race and the driver was killed with four passengers. the faces six months behind bars . >> insult, name-calling , references to male anatomy and the republican hopeful faced off once again. things were pretty mellow. no fighting and they were all very proud of it. >> we were talking about the length of people's fingers? >> last night was a bit more friendly. he is very nonconfrontational but reviewing crews question trump on his policies and the front tried to come across as the party unifier. >> i would say this we are all in this together and we will come up with solutions. we will find answers to things and so far, i cannot believe how simple it's been . >> the gop had a different tone. there wasn't much name-calling in the candidate

according to the fairfield fire department the person operating this little excavator struck a gas line ((chief don bennett/fairfield fire department))"we got into the rear of the building we found out that they had struck a two inch gas line. we had flames going four feet in diameter beyond the roof line." and it was a difficult fire to fight((sot))"that being the case it's pretty hard to extinguish the fire when you have this ongoing continuous gas leak."they worked to stop it on either side of the fire and were able to get it under control--as for meredith despite what happened he knows it could have been a lot worse ((sot))"everybody is safe my of the house ok everything is good there."and now the quest is on to figure out what happened((sot))"it's really going to be up to the investigators to see where this line was whether it had been moved this complex was built back in the '70's so there's been a lot of modifications."> so right now the question is were the gas lines properly marked and if not why not--- but if they were properly marked then why didn't contractor see it--we have

crews are working to excavate the area around the pipe to assess the damage. bill snider may be regretting his great parking spot. >> it was a little bit of panic. we were kind of laughing about it but freaking out at the same time. >> reporter: a 12-inch water main on first street erupted right under ider's car. just after 6:00 a.m. the street quickly flooded. we thought it was just the rain at first. when we realized it was the main >> reporter: the road opened up before the tow arrived. a crane pulled the car from the sinkhole five hours later. utility crews began repairing the main, water shut off on first street between willow and clinton. in hoboken they dealt with a water main break on thanksgiving. for phil snider that's the least of his problems. he needs a new car. >> it's just stuff. we are able to have a good laugh. >> nobody was in the car. everybody is safe. not much you can really do about it. >> reporter: the city says the water here is safe to drink. there's no boyle watt il water advisory >>> new at 5:00, a wild scene at a panda express in ne

they have started excavating some of the pond, but miraculously it is not going to be fixed. >> a baby left alone inside a hot car in lawrenceville while her mother went shopping. police say it happened yesterday. angry shoppers who heard screaming rushed to her aid, and today and outraged mother who witnessed it all is speaking out. >> there was an alarm going off. i did not think much of it besides the fact that there were three women outside trying to get in. reporter: so shannon perry continued on with her and her and said the park west village shopping center, but nearly 20 minutes later, emergency crews showed up at this children's clothing store and started asking questions. >> she had told us that it was the fire rescue asking if the white suv belonged to anybody in break into it because there was a baby in there crying. it was screaming, people were trying to get it out. reporter: she says she noticed the child's mother, who was also shopping inside. >> a lady jumped up and said, oh my god, did they break my window? she told her daughter to stay behind and hold her clothes. re

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won't get a chance to hop on board until 2019, claudine wong got a peak at the progress and the excavation now underway. >> reporter: from the street you can see the equipment, but it's tough to see the work. and that's because when you're talking about to central subway. >> i would say about 80% of the work is below ground. >> reporter: and to look at that you have to go behind the fences and literally look down. >> we're right now at the top of the tunnel, because the tunnels are complete. we've broken into the top of the tunnel, and we should get to the bottom of the boment, or essential a platform level where you board the train in early summer. >> reporter: the 1.7-mile tunnel was complete last year. that tunnel will eventually take passengers on munis key third line from the bay vine mission bay to downtown and chinatown. and it will connect directly to bart and caltrain and eventually high-speed rail. but you have to get to it. >> taking a look at all of the construction that we're in the midst of doing, we're excavating the underneath fourth street to create the station box. >> rep

pacifica to prepare for the demolition of the second apartment building on the eroding cliff, and excavators will be brought in to tear down the building. the demolition will take 4 to 5 days. >>> a building owner in san jose wants to know more about what caused his roof to collapse after it was replaced last summer. they think that the water may not have been draining properly, and this happened yesterday morning at the semiconductor building, and the employees of two companies were just getting to work. falling debris, tipping chemicals used to clean the computer parts, and the employees were running. no injuries, but they say they were concerned about the leaks in the roof.>> the landlord was supposed to make sure that the roof is safe. >> everybody, you can see what happened, and the sprinkler system broken the pressure from the water sit us everywhere.>> and they say they cannot understand how the roof collapsed since it was just replace, and the building will need some chemical cleanup and structural repairs.>>> in sacramento county, three people arrested after their car was stuck on a

the minerals, -- billions to set up drills to be able to excavate ., the opposition parties have called this move reckless by robert mugabe, and downright stupid were the words of one of the representatives, but there are people who inc. that this is a populist movement -- there are people who think that this is also a populist movement, a move to try to get people to really rally behind him as a man who caters to their needs. >> back over to you. brent: we are going to take a short break. we will be back. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] . >>> a singapore state cemetery. workmen are dismantling a grave so that the body buried beneath it can be

without the excavation in the current conditions can that unity ever be utilized. >> it will need excavation i'm not sure but 7 foot 5 you need 76 is not a lot but go down and get a slab beget e district 3 in my experience in those types of building there is usually a - they're older buildings the foundation maybe about ground level maybe a couple of inches of slab but certainly some excavation. >> it could be without major foundation work. >> i think your experience is well commissioner that could be if there motivated to do that. >> you see it a lot for a garage heights all the time from the garages and the units for rooms are done once again they have to- your ceiling floor choice can't be - you have 3 options. >> thank you. >> any public comment on this item seeing the jurisdiction request is submitted. >> i have a question for the da. >> mr. sanchez since there was no notice of violation that was issued how does that effect some type of ordinance if they remove a united not able to put it back in because r-3 didn't apply. >> under the unit legalization the zoning didn't allow it you, yo

the yonkers contract company that formed the excavation and structural work on the station will hire subcontractors to fix those problems and they will foot the bill for the repairs. ben: it was only $2 billion. you want it to be perfect? juliet: that is crazy. still ahead on "good day early call," mild temperatures, maybe in the 60s today. mike has the complete forecast. drinking wat we built our factories here because of a huge natural resource. not the land. the water. or power sources. it' s the people. american workers. they build world-class products. and that builds communities. and a better future. for all of us. because making something in america means so much, >> meteorologist: high-temperature comparison, show you where we are today and where we could be. 62 is the forecast high above normal by 12 , normal high is 50, 82 is the record high set in 1990, looks pretty warm but not that warm, 50 at central park, clear sky, winds out of the considering we are still technically in winter. 47 in albany. a mixed sky around the northeast region. we have more clouds to the north bu

excavators will -- excavators will be brought into tear down the building this week. shore up the cliffs and protect the written -- utilities under the street. another building was demolished last month. the third building will likely also be torn down.>> 7:39, there are more primaries and caucuses today. while the front runners donald trump and hillary clinton, they are looking strong, they haven't clinched anything, at least not yet. kristin fisher has the latest washington.>> reporter: this is shaping up to be a crucial campaign week. boaters and mississippi in idaho today, florida and ohio are week away. republicans debating on thursday, the democrats tomorrow. they just shared the same stage last night in michigan. at last night's townhall, confident hillary clinton seemed sure she would win her party's nomination and she would not be indicted by the fbi over her use of a private email server.>> it was a mistake. however, i am not alone than that. many people in the government past and current have on occasion or as a practice done the same.>> reporter: clinton h

. >> they will tear down the front of the building with a small extau -- excavator. >> you can see debris from 320 320esplanade. wind and rain caused trouble for this pacifica home. a massive tree came crashing on top of it and it knocked out power to the whole neighborhood. >> i came home and the power was out. i left and i came back. they wouldn't even let us up for an hour. >> construction crews could continue repairing a week's old sinkhole near the downtown pier. from sky 7hd we spotted new trouble spots. residents of the bluff depamental us the crane is part of a construction crew that was on site the last few weeks trying to shore up the cliff. meanwhile, a wind tunnel. >> the winds can get gusty out here to 50 miles an hour. in fact, last week they were clocked at 77 miles an hour and blew the roof off of the building right here. >> the weather could make the planned tear down complicated. abc7 news. >> they will keep an eye on the creeks and rivers. this is hopper creek. many waterways are swollen with more rainfall on the way. there was less rain than expected. >>> melanie woodr

and you can see the pockets that have developed where they've actually completely excavated sites. >> experts monitor the destruction and looting of relics trafficked along the same paths as refugees, sold on the black market, even on ebay. a blossoming trade in what are called blood antiquities. >> blood antiquities because they are actually financing i.s.i.l.'s terror. as they're selling these items and making money, they are -- the money then goes to i.s.i.l. to perpetuate their work. so we want anyone to know who's contemplating purchasing something from iraq or syria that you're financing terror. >> no one knows that better than curators in the region, who work to secure relics. one refused to reveal the place of the treasures. >> it cost him his life. he felt this is worth protecting. the heritage is like that. that it defines who we are. and when they kill heritage they are also killing people. >> by some estimates, the world's stolen antiquities market is worth more than $2 billion. even more disturbing though is who's buying. >> the biggest markets for illicit smu smuggled an

besides seeing the fossils there's plenty for kids to do including excavate their own fossil. this weekend is jam packed. >> it would be impossible to think this weekend there's nothing to do because you can't do it all. that's the reality of it. >> a good weekend to be outside as well. >> weather wise the first two thirds of the weekend. >> pretty good. >> we are talking about clouds out there. there is the big grand prix race and that is going to be super exciting this weekend. let's go ahead and talk temperatures. it is warm outside. these temperatures running year. currently 83 in care o wood, 81 land of lakes and in clearwater 76. our winds today out of the south and southeast 16 miles breezy there and seeing wind gusts up to 21 miles per hour for the folks in brooksville so seeing those mid to high level clouds streaming across the sunshine state and the big weather maker right now to our north and northwest heavy rain pumping in from the gulf moving over louisiana and yes a serious flooding situation there. this is the reason we are seeing all of this moisture an area o