rex.s them the dueling dinos. >> i was talking to to a fossil dealer, and he said, "clayton, you're the luckiest guy i know." he said, "who could go out in the middle of nowhere with a backhoe and dig up the best meat-eater from the hell creek formation ever?" [ laughs ] i guess god was watching out for us that day. [ laughs ] >> it's one of the most fantastic dinosaur specimens that's been found ever. it's one of the few instances where we can actually find the culprit. "well, how did this animal die, and what killed it?" >> we believe they killed each other. >> wait, in battle? how can you tell that? >> clayton explains, using this model of the dueling dinos. >> we have teeth from the predator embedded in the prey. some of them are embedded still in the pelvis area, and they're also in the throat area. i'd give anything in the world to go back that day in time and see what happened, you know, to watch that fight and see how it unfolded. >> for a cowboy and his family who have been just s

stegosaurus, brontosaurus, t-rex or barney! >> t-rex! >> jimmy: that's right. we are doing great. of the following words is billy's favorite to say, pizza, naptime, diarrhea or daddy. >> diarrhea! >> jimmy: diarrhea is absolutely right. billy loves diarrhea, right? >> ooh, yucky. >> jimmy: 500,000 jellybeans. jane, you just learned about this. which american artist was famous for splashing paint on canvas? andy warhol, jackson pollock. georgia o'keefe or diarrhea? >> diarrhea! >> jimmy: which is your final answer? >> jackson pollock. >> jimmy: that is correct. very good, jane! for 1 million jellybeans, who in our family toots the most. a, mommy, b, mommy, c, mommy, or d, mommy! >> daddy! >> jimmy: what? >> daddy! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. i'm going to have to go to the judges. the judges say you're right, congratulations, guys! you win a million jellybeans, so that's how it goes. who wants to be a millionaire. now in the family hour, 8:00/7:00 central on abc starting this week, we'll be right back. ♪ >> diarrhea! >> yuck! >> diarrhea! diarrhea! >> yuck! >> diarrhea! >> yuck! ♪ ♪

he loves spider-man and t-rexes. billy kimmel, everyone.ay "who wants to be a millionaire"? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay. we've been practicing this. for 1,000 pennies the first question is for you, jane. jane, what does an elephant have on its face? a, a red nose. b, a trunk. c, a mustache. or d, a pickle. >> a trunk. >> jimmy: is that your final answer? >> yes. >> jimmy: that is correct, jane! very good. for 1,000 pennies. billy, for 2,000 pennies, which animal eats bananas? is it a, a monkey? b, a goldfish. c, a tiger. or d, a chicken. >> monkey. >> jimmy: is that your final answer? >> yes. >> jimmy: that is correct, billy! for 2,000 pennies. congratulations. jane, for 4,000 pennies. who are the sisters in "frozen"? are they sasha and malia? kylie and kendall? mary-kate and ashley? or anna and elsa? >> anna and elsa. >> jimmy: is that your final answer? >> yes. >> jimmy: that is the correct answer! very good. you guys are doing so good. you want to do a spider-man question? okay. here we go. which marvel superhero likes to smash? is it a, supe

known by his loved ones as rex, died of suspected coronavirus ina care rex, died of suspected coronavirusn charlie is one of many families desperate for answers. it's been very difficult. very difficult. as a family. you know, we need to know if, you know, what our father died of. it's still not clear why people from black, asian, ethnic minority community seem to be a greater risk of becoming seriously ill with coronavirus. 0r becoming seriously ill with coronavirus. or what the majority of health care workers who have died have been from these backgrounds. today, the labour party started its review to find answers, the bbc satin. we have different faith organisations represented on a zoom call, hearing from them about their experience. the fact that the first ten doctors who died were all from black and ethnic minority backgrounds the key figures coming out time and again art ppe, not adequate, not the black and ethnic minority staff saying this, they are being pushed to the forefront. three and five deaths are now due to covert 19 baroness lawrence is leading the labour party inquiry.

and jim matus and rex to listen talk about the trade agreements and with republicans and democrats and then the strategist just to show how committed we were and then could work against us. and then there's a bunch of words that i cannot use on c-span and with these deficits to really means something and then general dunford ran that so it sitting there and then with this being a total fiasco and then steve bannon said to jared kushner and writes previous and by that with that comparison so the point that bannon was trying to make was to laying down the marker them back of the white house. for those with the national security council and what what trump was like in these meetings these were consistent and what does this mean for the american people and why are we hear 16 or 17 years later. these are not unusual questions but of course we live and the consensus with the dim so the fact it isn't bad but what i've been thinking about is the endless wars. >> we were really careful how we wrote about different sources of how people reacted in the room just because we understand how somebody

. >> inside the hospital, the unit.s the new covid the this is the control room rex this is the greene, the airlock? >> yes. >> they can monitor the patients from a safe distance. this hospital has 1000 bedsbut the covid unit has just5 and 11 of them are filled with sick people. he says if the outbreak is not told s be enough.eds will not >> the icu bed is kind of limited so we are reaching that limit, especially tokyo. >> we see nursetending to an extremely ill patient. all our men under 6 too many think th virus will not get them. >> many asse that [inaudible] but is not to. many are in the 50's. >> when you come out like this, it is very strange because it is still very busy. some of the parks and even some of teaes. ispart of the reasohe number of deaths are relatively speaking very low and a japanese vements communication has been confusing. >> when he called the state of emergency, prime minister ahmed made it clear they would not be a european-style lockdown and life would go on. andero it does. this no two meter rule here. many believe wearing a mask will beug eh to protect fr

his family have always lived in beirut the city is their home the fire rex apartment is only a few meters north of the beirut park football pitch not far from madame like him she also lives overlooking the city but she only needs 30 seconds to reach the 8th floor. rulers father is a driver he's not rich but can provide his daughter with good luck. using the love the love and live it the last summer for so. but none the less a lot more than should a few of other fellow he. says. yeah i don't think trophies. is a best you. can say to him i can show you the missiles. just. posed. and they can't because i'm fast and i can't control the ball i can score i live to be a. teacher of sport i like. to give 10. kids what i learn things for that they can be good. health insurance. her father mohammed supports route his ambition he has played football all his life growing up his life was vastly different. i think you. have. said yes i think. that you have a day it. says i'm also going to do. everything i can do that. i love able to live here. you should love. just this is about where your ship of the

t-rex no doubt that it's frustrating. which is exactly why the announcement is not the end of the work. we go to work this afternoon on for moren solutions businesses like hair salons to open. >> will anything more be done to increase the monitoring of african-american communities, which have been disproportionately hit harder by this? >> we are evaluating that and looking forward to working with legislators to formulate strategies allowing us track and monitor that more effectively. >> i couldn't help but notice that the lieutenant governor suggested people make mass -- wear masks, not mandate. the third-largest county in the country, the county judge mandated we start. this happened on the day that you announced big plans to reopen parts of her economy. to that disconnect you it's a what, governor. >> as we lay out in the booklet, page after page, we strongly recommend everyone wear a mask. however, it is not a mandate and we make clear that no jurisdiction can impose any type of penalty were fine. should be encouraged,

rex. and it's awesome. you know, it was have, very fun. a lot of time, and weirdly meditative. >> stephen: you did the entire jurassic park lego project. >> yes. >> stephen: how long did that take you? >> i think we did it over the course of three days. we could have done it faster if we had been exclusively doing it. i know, we've got the time. >> stephen: hold omy son is here. peter, you have done some big lego projects. >> oh, yeah. >> stephen: have you done the jurassic park lego. recent release, daniel? >> is that a recent release? should i show it to you? >> stephen: oh, just show it to me, yeah. >> this is one of the things i was laughing at, when this was going oi was laughing thinking i can't believe i'm sitting here getting ready to go on "stephen colbert" and showing my lego s. >> stephen: believe me, if we could transport them i would have you bring it on the show. >> stephen: oh, wow! that is sweet. >> i have not done that. >> stephen: >> anrs >> stephen: do you have a t. rex? >oh, damn! clever girl. >> so that's -- >> stephen

in parts of asia wre it started and was rgely beaten backfter some social distancing measures were rexed. st february in hong kong, i first met dr. alfred wong. i recently caught up with him again. what happens if you stop paying attention to this? >> in hong kong, the second wave is actually even bigger than the first wave people starting to walk in the streets without any protective measures. >> reporter: the same in singapore where earlier this year i met virologist. >> numbers went down when containment measures were put in place. now we have with other countries have been locking down, people want to return back this their home country or place of work, so those people are coming from different epicenters of infection. so now along with their suitcase they are bringing the virus become with them. >> reporter: so for now, europe isn't letting up countries are extending their lockdowns and flights have been grounded flight tracker at 9:00 a.m. local showed a hand full of planes overall of spain. italy and france across the ocean in the united states at 9:00 a.m. eastern, a very differ

. >> over the next seven days, we rex perfecting a major warming trend. before we get there tomorrow, a chance of suing a few shoufers. how much to expect when we come back. we're all in this fight, all the way. from the 7,000 cigna clinicians, supporting front line doctors and nurses, to everyone staying home to protect others. find answers to your most pressing questions: at cigna.com/covid19 that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. an oakland organization is doing something good for those in need. community kitchen has handed out meals in the last few weeks. a couple thousand now. they are partnering up with world central kitsch and chefs for america. the program is funded by seth and iesha curry's program. joining me now is richard mitchell, the owner of lucas tap room and lounge in oakland and he will helped start the outreach movement. thanks for dealing the feedback t

. >> reporter: for 49er season ticket holder rex wong. >> i couldn't wait for the next season. >> reporter: he and his friends had already discussed not going to the games this season, until there's a vaccine. >> yeah, i love my niners. i love all my bay area teams. but i think at this time, until a vaccine is out, i think that's the right thing to do. >> in my opinion, it's unlikely that the shelter in place will be lifted, at least until the late fall, because we don't have a national shelter in place program. >> reporter: county leaders say absent a vaccine and a nationwide shelter in place order, many past times will be a thing of the past. at least for now. >> we'll have to think very carefully about how we get back, how safe it is, and when we do it. >> such a big arena with such close proximity to the people around you. yeah, for the sake of human life, i think that's the best course of action to take. >> reporter: and to be clear, it's the county public health directors that make the decisions for the stay at home orders. but dr. smith, who's a top county official, believes the ord

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mattis: when i came in office, i was working alongside a son of texas, rex tillerson, and we determinedrk the strategy. in my case, it was the national defense strategy. it basically said we have to continue to deal with the terrorist threat. it is an ambient threat that will just be out there. the primary threat to the country, to go to your question, clearly authoritarian regimes acting badly. in terms of urgency, it would be north korea. in terms of power, it would be russia. and in terms of political will, it would be china. we are going to have to address those. david: when you think the u.s. will be able to, if at all, get out of afghanistan with our military? gen. mattis: the point i can make is you can want a war over and even declare a war over and order troops home, and then something the military says is the enemy gets a vote you'd you can say it will not -- gets a vote. you can say it's not a problem anymore, the problems don't stay over there. think iraq is a situation we don't have to worry about? or syria? gen. mattis: we have to be engaged everywhere in the world and we

this is kid family and viennese style coffee house and restaurant in north london with rex at aroundthe corner patrons hero warry the establishment might be forced to shut down. the canucks not a toy. enough as i often indulge but it's lovely to see them and to have dishes like that will they remind us of visits that we have made to your. hand what we did today we are not we're not only interested in english things i imagine things will close down and it will be you know it'll be a small. less interesting dynamic environment which recognize the coffee. kind of all know of course of honor calls upon or through the coffee house was established by christiane nic he's been living in person for 24 years he was deeply disappointed by the brics it felt london after all is his home he's certain breaks it will make it harder to run his business and to import products from mainland europe. until now that wasn't a problem often products ordered from austria would get here faster than english products here in the harp but all the extra paperwork all the extra forms that are no need to be filled

nbc bay area's sergio quintana is at stanford where labs rex panneding that antibody testing. >> stanford researchers have already launched a small study aims at people who may have already become infected with covid 169 but never got sick because their bodies successfully fought oft virus. that study is now expanding and at ucsf in the city a similar study is about to launch. at stanford universitying clinical labs robots are being used in blood testing for coronavirus antibodies. >> liquid handling robots who need to be set up and they can just run it. we're trying to increase the number of those systems we have in place to deal with more samples. >> this kind of test was created from scratch at stanford in part because of the early shortage of test kits. an added boengs they say this test is very accurate. the bay area's aeshly decision to issue shelter at home orders has been a big help for researchers. >> that has given a a good position to try to bring up testing not have to deal with overloaded hospitals at the same time. >> reporter: a plan to roll out antibody testing is also in

ed newton—rex is a judge in the competition. think that al systems can be musically creative, and i think that is totally fair and totally understandable, but i think what we are saying is that should not be the aim of ai composition. the aim should be to be a tool for musicians, a way of inspiring them, a way of giving them new musical ideas. letting them may be input an idea and seeing what the ai system does with it. this is an ai music competition, but the humans have been an indispensable part of the process. whether that will be true for humans in the future, though, may not be quite as certain. ai eurovision is now on, and we would love you to go and visit the website, listen to the tracks and vote for your favourite. the address is on the screen now. we have had a listen to the competing songs here. what did you think, lara? well, for me, eurovision is all about the theatre, and, of course, that is missing, which does take quite a lot away. and i thought most of them sounded quite computer—generated, but maybe the idea w

-rex while running away from a dragon and i wonder when did you realize what did it take for you to realize the nature of danger has actually changed and you now need to be more concerned about your dad then about your mom probably september or august was switched from focus and well my mom they recovered in august and she recovered and then was almost back to other than being traumatized from her experience she looked like she was fairly back to normal right away and then yeah we immediately switched to dealing with with dad's health problems. now speaking about this current. fighting the physical dependence on the drug your father was prescribed to deal with or they doze off which was increased to deal with your mother's illness from one. to describe the facts on the here were seem to be far more excruciating then you know even the fear of losing the grief the actual grief of losing a loved one d.t. know what he was getting into no no. we took a surprise for like a decade and a half to treat this depression that was caused by our own munitions that was treated with diet so when he was pre

mattis: when i came into office, i was working alongside a son of texas, secretary rex tillerson, andether we determined that we needed to rework the strategy. in my case, it was the national defense strategy. and that strategy basically said, we are going to have to continue to deal with the terrorist threat. it is an ambient threat. it is just going to be out there. but the primary threats to the country, to go to your question, david, are clearly authoritarian regimes that are acting badly. in terms of urgency, it would be north korea. in terms of power, it would be russia. and in terms of political will, it would be china. we are going to have to address those. so we wrote a strategy accordingly. david: when you think the u.s. will be able to, if at all, get out of afghanistan with our military? gen. mattis: the point i would make is you can want a war over, you can even declare a war over, and you can even order troops home, and then something the military says is, the enemy gets a vote. the idea that you can sa declare the war over, you can say it is not going to bother me anymo

and i asked him what stage he and his team are at now in their work oh our team here at the person rex scenes program and harvard medical school in boston children's hospital is really taking a very different approach from the other groups you know normally that seem development would start with developing an antigen something that the body. would respond to as a foreign agent in form and he bodies against him and then tested in mice for example and then in larger animals and eventually in human trials in our group what we do is put the human element 1st because there are species specific effects and we test the if affects of candidate vaccines outside the body we say in vitro in culture and we do so particularly using blood collections from elderly individuals who are most susceptible to severe coronavirus so we want to develop a vaccine that would be effective in those who are at risk of more severe disease what does that mean then for human trials in your development did they come later then for example than what we're seeing here in germany with bio when taken pfizer they may well

like you and i who choose to keep working because we joined working george and let's switch gears to rex it talks are going so hot between the u.k. and e.u. for plans after the u.k. formally departs the union on the 31st of december the e.u. seems to want to delay that date for another 2 years because of the coronavirus but the u.k. seems to be moving full steam ahead pandemic or no pandemic george this sounds to me like the divorced spouses one begging the other not to move out yet even though the divorce has been finalized by the courts. exactly beautifully put look we are steve mcqueen on his motorcycle in the great escape we are out of there we are jumping over those friends and we are out of there the end of the year this is the denial in which the e.u. is living but somehow we'll stay for another 2 years and help the short of the border know of the e.u. is economic collapse of course well we won't do it the people want stunned for the government warner agreed to it we are leaving the e.u. or negotiators want to compound the critical intensive care our economic situation they've go

messages there critics now accusing the government of course of putting ideology before saving lifes rex it before breezing is the slogan we're hearing at the moment and the u.k. really has no explanation for that in the beginning they said they had didn't receive an invitation from the european union the european union set we send one then the u.k. said we did this. but it was a political decision because brics it was already done and we wanted to go our own way that was quickly rejected now met 10 cook the health secretary saying it was not a political decision we joined the scheme and the e.u. deny set so really you have 2 political realities 2 parallel universes there and remember the u.k. and the e.u. will have to find a trade deal in the summer exactly i want to talk about matt hancock here from all but the health secretary he is an unknown figure outside of the u.k. i mean he's really not known as being one of the main brics it's yours if brits it is to blame for anything in this pandemic where are the leaders why are they so silent now. well they are not really silent to be hones

rex's in greenville, ohio. what do you do? caller: i also work in the food industry. i am a millwright. host: what has it been like for you? are there new safety measures you have to take and what you do? caller: wash your hands, basically. some of us have face masks, but we haven't got that far yet. host: what has been the guidance from your company? caller: mostly they are worried about the people that we work for and work with, as long as we go along with their health guidelines, that is what they are more interested in. host: thanks for the call from ohio. this is tyrone, new york city. what kind of work do you do? caller: i am an nta transit worker. i am definitely concerned about a lot of the workers that have passed away. i have known a couple of my coworkers that have either been conflicted with this virus or passed away from it. it is a very serious virus, and we definitely need the help that we got and that we continue to get. we definitely have a disadvantage, because it has a head start on us, and we definitely have something to contend with here. my main

teens 13 and now when the sun and she should be out and despite the fact the bondi beach might well be rex's eyes it's a witnessing day on thursday there's only this part of australia further west in perth for example it's fine and sunny 22 degrees a great lack of rain now greets us in most of the station we've had a lot recently and certainly a bullet of clouds moving towards cairo in northern honshu should bring some rain to you otherwise it's warm sunshine and strong sunshine today largely a dry picture but there is cloud building for the saturn is right in creeping after you know one to go eastwards but look at these temperatures remember late a few will going into early may nevertheless it shouldn't be that high the average at this time of year so shanghai is $22.00 or up to 30 on friday. the time had come for the p.l.o. to seek a new and peaceful solution. pursuing a path of diplomacy but what was to turn their agreed withdraw from lebanon into one of the most horrific civilian massacres of modern times women children we couldn't believe this chronicling the turbulent story of the stru

maria: they came on the rex.ed on the rex a couple times, not the first time. wow, that's great. me too. i took my sister to where my mom's mom grew up in sicily. check this out. toy maker mattel turning essential workers into action figures. it's to honor first responders on the frontlines of the covid-19 giving all proceeds to communities in need of ppe. there's 16 action figures in the hashtag, thank you heros collection including doctors, nurses, emts and delivery drivers. i love this, dagen. what do you think? dagen: i love it too. we need to continue honoring those people who put their lives on the line to save others. not just in healthcare but also in our military. that is something that we should honor every day. maria: for sure. spotify says more people are opting for relaxing music these days. they're seeing an upswing in chill and instrumental music, as well as meditation pod casts. you've been listening to nyc's classical music station. how about this. >> i've been a classical music lover since i was

t-rex is an unprecedented time and we have seen very strong demand for food and beverage products inhe countries that have been hard hit. priorities right now, and the first is the health and safety of our employees. if they stay healthy we can make a positive contribution here. is this course, contribution is key. we are trying to maintain our food and beverage products. with the presence of one hundred and 87 countries, it is important to us that we also give a helping hand over and above the call of duty around the world where we are present. all that business continuity, do you have all of your raw material supplies guaranteed? >> the minute we saw the crisis spread, we were trying to improve inventory levels at all levels of manufacturing. involuntary materials, work in process, finished goods. flexibility is what is required by now. you do have logistics constraints. even then it takes longer or the capacity is limited. still, it's really all about managing in a tight way this crisis and showing flexibility. this is what our teams are focused on right now. coronavirus changing