" with a little sign saying "welcome to jurassic park."s, you know, post-beach, seeing our friends, we're getting in the car. i'm standing right in front of the sign and here comes a group of people. [ laughter ] and this to me, "oh my god, oh my god!" this is, i just want to be with my family, let's not do a whole jurassic park -- she goes, "aren't you the girl in the taylor swift video?" [ laughter and applause ] it was amazing. she did ask for a picture with me, because she loves taylor swift, and there was "welcome to jurassic park" right behind us. [ laughter ] so i'm excited to know -- >> jimmy: that is really funny. okay, i have another story i want to ask you about because this is pretty crazy. david lynch is in the new steven spielberg movie "the fabelmans." he played john ford, the old-timey director, very famous guy. he's another famous director who you've worked with many, many times. >> yeah. >> jimmy: somehow you engineered his appearance in the film. he initially said no? >> well, i can't take the credit of, you know, maestr

the jurassic park score live to picture. the show starts at 7:30 tomorrow. sounds like a fun one. >>> also this weekend chinese new year celebrations, it's all about welcoming good fortune. san francisco's chinatown getting ready to launch good fortune weekend as the zodiac wall transitions to the year of the rabbit. chinese new year festivities kick off there saturday at noon. >>> if you wanted to watch a show with a little bit of drama, some backstabbing and a bit of suspense, you could have turned on netflix or c-span. we've got the highlights of

the jurassic park score live to picture.ts at 7:30 tomorrow. sounds like a fun one. >>> also this weekend chinese new year celebrations, it's all about welcoming good fortune. san francisco's chinatown getting ready to launch good fortune weekend as the zodiac wall transitions to the year of the rabbit. chinese new year festivities kick off there saturday at noon. >>> if you wanted to watch a show with a little bit of drama, some backstabbing and a bit of suspense, you could have turned on netflix or c-span. we've got the highlights of >>> okay. it only took 15 rounds of voting. >> 15 times the charm. >> some shouting and although we didn't see it on camera, probably a little bit of crying for there to be a new speaker of the house in washington. but they still get the round of applause, of course. california republican kevin mccarthy was tey a post midnight vote that came after plenty of drama on the house floor. the 14th round of voting failed after florida lawmaker matt gaetz voted present and then mccarthy who apparently

ilya maksimov hollywood music on stage great soundtracks yes harry potter mischievous warriors jurassic parkief and john williams and biographies five oscars at emmy seven, british academy film awards connove, musical masterpieces under the vedorat colder to the symphony orchestra great directing console the maestro wilgel of germany is spectacular and will be liked by the public, we will propagate the fire music of hollywood to the minsk rumors at the pyrode new projects dutchman, and in the summer she has the open air festival it seems to me that the time is for musicals, the time for such bright shows, now it is coming . it is already now it is already in this need of necessity. and this music once again shows when a full house comes . uh, there is a demand for such an uh hmm genre, yes, belarus and europe, and already at the literal concert folk scene at programming.

jurassic park? guest: for us it is about helping technologies. at these as systems problems, you can develop a lot of great technologies. in our first six months of business, we developed technology that can be really helpful for human health care. i would say there is nothing more pressing than climate change and loss of biodiversity and we need more tools. it is on companies like us to educate the public on the value of these tools. ed: there are concerns from paleo geneticists about de-extinction. can you address them? guest: we love negative feedback. for us whenever you do anything big and bold in the world and you get all kinds of feedback, we love negative feedback if it's inform. many advisors who were negative toward us are now talking to the world about us. we have a policy that we run towards critical feedback because we want to do things that most transparent in the best way possible. you can do that by listening to feedback that you get from the general public. caroline: thank you for coming on and listening to our questions. meanwhi

[laughter] so now we know what the t rex is in rehab jurassic park and these that can be traced back. >>re so that going back to health creek montana finding the very first t rex in montana and then things change for paleontology and what happens when discovers of those. and when barnum brown first look down seeing the jaws and teeth in the first person to go back 65 million years but when you have all the dinosaurs before the t rex and it was boring and big and if you remember the first jurassic park and then the t rex comes in and changes everything so then you realize the drama of life and how do you survive or protect your loved ones? that has been going on for millions of years before humans enter theyo scene and then start to realize and then there has to be more life and there must bes some sort of sense mechanism investors to evil a more complex relationship and search you realize first three have this daily drama and then you start to realize and paleontology even after doing this book is iso intimidating and you have to know so much about anatomy. looking at that assumption

in 92 the same time they filmed that movie, jurassic park, a hurricane came through called a nicky. and a nicky blue these chickens into the air and they wound up you know, landing wherever and that starting a new families and stuff. and before and nikki, there was no chickens around. but since that one storm in $92.00 it so it's infestation. are chickens. in steven spielberg's film, a huge storm allowed marauding bloodthirsty dinosaurs to break free and terrorized the island while in real life. hurricane a nicky allowed the islands domesticated chicken population to fly the coop and live according to their women's clothes, but they're not the 1st birds to find freedom on this island. red jungle fowl brought by the 1st polynesians, had already made their home in co eyes, mountains. the free domesticated chickens and wild jungle fowl, interbred to form a whole new breed of chicken. the feral chickens of co, i an entire population of domestic animals returning to the wild is a highly unusual occurrence. but the federal chickens have grabbed the opportunity with both feet and have adap

the birds, like the dinosaurs in jurassic park, were able to take advantage of a major meteorological event and make a bid for freedom. return to the wild. it seems thou remain free for the foreseeable future. recent years have seen a marked increase in natural disasters around the world. experts predicts that global warming will lead to rising sea levels, supercharge storms, prolonged droughts and heavier precipitation. on kangaroo island in australia, peggy ris miller believes that increase lightning strikes will cause more fires in the islands future. how that will affect the ecosystem will be really interesting because fire is natural and fire has not devastated the ecosystems, but it has changed ecosystems. and i think with global warming and with more fires, the ecosystems will survive in other be interesting to see what adaptations happen . but there's certainly be here in the future. life on kangaroo island has evolved over millions of years to cope with fires. but it remains to be seen if nature elsewhere will be able to cope with a sudden change in the climate. certainly, hu

music hollywood on the stage of a large soundtrack to harry potter star wars jurassic park is all the work of one composer june williams of his creative biography five oscars 67 british academy film, and performs musical masterpieces under the movie video sequence. the symphony orchestra of the bolshoi theater of belarus conducted by maestro wilhelm kaitliteli from germany the bolshoi theater offered me to make this program, it is very effective and the audience likes it, so we are happy to offer the magic music of hollywood belarusian listeners are ahead of new projects from the musicians of the bolshoi in march. flying dutchman, and in the summer the opner festival is stale, which is the time for musicals. uh, the time for such bright shows, now it's coming. it is already now that there is already a need for this need . and this music once again shows when it comes. uh, full halls. eh, there is a demand for this. uh, hmm genre, yeah. from the hollywood program and the large orchestra has already performed in europe. and now , one and two also took part in the program on the russian

now you are in unison with tam zenday jones and jurassic park breathing periods.h the maestro's zadrazhora console, i will refuse you with an orchestra with a warehouse of 80 channels. there is a lot in this program. the percussion instruments here are just the guys when they found out what the concert was going to take place. they just got infected with it, and they just want to show all the breadth of their tools. that is, you can get by with, say, four drummers. they're there right there eight of them will be twice more, that is, they want a lot of will e string group e, woodwinds brass billboard helmets of the viennese woods live on the stage of great focus on the austrian composer's non-irritated swamp marches. add a command. ares and duets of folk artists and the creator and the young orchestra will play music not under, but on us appreciate the performance of strauss e, in the concert of the dance floor. these are completely different things, different traditions, different tempos, and so on. and of course, in a concert, people still listen, and in order to

jurassic park do to life. does jurassic park do to ask park? this they're ask park?so this is they're going make dodo. going to make a massive dodo. going to there's going to eat somebody who's on a toilet in a little well don't think little cubicle. well don't think dodos with i mean. dodos with that big with i mean. i life size one in the i saw a life size one in the natural history museum and then they'd turkey plump plump they'd like turkey plump plump chickens. like chickens. yeah, like a like a turkey, i think. and apparently they're eating the they're the good eating and the related to the pigeon as well. yes. status. yes. which lowers their status. does one like. oh does i read that one like. oh that's oh they're bringing that's not. oh they're bringing these back, that's how they recreating it. and the recreating it. and because the genome the dna is similar to the pigeon. yeah the pigeon doesn't look like a dodos. so look anything like a dodos. so what's to look what's this thing going to look like? don't know. i the like? i don't know. i think the existing

hollywood music on cooling great soundtracks gifts of sweat to ruinous warriors to jurassic park thiseves of john williams at the berries grumble, biography five, oscar-6 emmy seven, british academy film awards avguon in musical masterpieces under the vedorat spectacular and rising buttons smooth music of hollywood rumored new projects. with this, our issue is completed on the win region and inshaa projects of the beltelerod company are available both on the website of the tvr-box beeline reception days and up to sisters 18:1. this region is called little venice. as you understand, due to the weather conditions , we won’t be able to start traveling in a raincoat, but in no case will this interfere with our acquaintance with the city; however , hundreds and even thousands of kilometers will not interfere with traveling around belarus, a unique architectural building one of the most famous names of the belaya vezha tower, although its white history. she never was. by the way, who didn’t know this particular tower is depicted on a five-ruble banknote, the national belarusian authenticity

with this place is mind bending while dash is like quote the finding yourself on the saddle of a jurassic park movie or something like that. you will cross the trills almost like iceland or you low foot in norway or store or some other places, and you realize you can get it all these unique experiences, cross the quote all at once. and in one place, sagal here in russia, 2 or last material, i believe i'm not mistaken. it was dusty yankee who said that russia includes everything and the entire absolutely, it does. and the chair that i see is parts of russia the far east and the arctic mazama explored by traveling enthusiasts and estate didn't contribute much to that quest valard. it was mostly private initiatives that have always admired how deeply these people cared for the wild life in those parts misuse for the local population, correct me if i'm wrong, but as far as i know i, she can either the russian empire nor the soviet union or the russian federation i ever tried to enforce russian culture and language on the indigenous people, coach the brains, realization to them. so to say, you know

about the left-hander who shod a flea, but i didn’t think that this city had anything to do with jurassic parkd you know that the teeth of the tyrannosaurus rex were 15 cm long, and the brain was tiny the size of a walnut a nut, and you ask and here the dinosaurs , they died out a long time ago, but in tula it seems to have everything meet patiently. yurina tyrannosaurus has been standing at the entrance to the exotarium for 30 years. such a legend exists, what did someone say? about how the director does not like his mother-in-law, that he even erected a monument to her, so the dinosaur went to tula - this is a mother-in-law named serpentina. well, what a lady without an outfit. but she is also beautiful on march 8, we dress her up. and so we put beads on her, where did the tradition of dressing up come from? no one remembers, but on holidays, the employees of the exotarium select a new image for the prehistoric lizard and what the most original outfits she had. well, i understood about the schoolgirl. we also have it with a briefcase, and here, and from a bouquet of flowers for the tula dino

while there is like quick finding yourself on the saddle of a jurassic park movie or something like that, you will cross, it feels almost like iceland or you low foot in norway or store or some other places and you realize you can get it all these unique experiences cross the quote all at once, and in one place several here in russia still or last martinez, i believe i'm not mistaken. it was dusty ascii, who said that russia includes everything in the entire were absolutely, it does. and the chair that i see is parts of russia the far east and the arctic mazano explored by traveling infuse s and the state didn't contribute much to that quest valid. it was mostly private initiatives that have all this in mind how deeply these people cared for the wildlife, those parts on the ceilings for the local population. correct me if i'm wrong now that as far as i know i, she can either the russian empire or the soviet union or the russian federation. i have tried to enforce russian culture and language and indigenous people to watch the brain civilization to them. so to say, even what have you seen

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. >> and appointing special counsel is like the guy that ran jurassic park thinking he is safe because he only cloned female dinosaurs. remember he said lie finds a way. special counsel has found a way. the end up doing whatever they want to do. >> it's hard to unwind a special counsel and that's a reason why there is certainly a reluctance about using them. he was forced into doing the first one because donald trump declared for presidency against his boss and when you have that one you need to do this one so i think let's remember there still 1/3 special counsel that is still in existence three years later and that is the issue with this. the timeline is one where we are all looking at the clock. there's an election coming up in a couple of years and certainly i think the justice department hopes this can be wrapped up to try to get out of the way of that election but things get complicated when you least expect them to. >> we are hearing from republicans on capitol hill will they say there is a double standard on biden versus trump and classifieds documents. you think that's fair? >

>> raymond: with sandy berger who went in and shove documents into his pants so this is like a jurassic parkiew. the data source are doing the same things, our lack of outrage tends to drop but it shouldn't. this is a major national security crisis in some ways. more than the trump situation. those documents were packed by the national archives and sent to mar-a-lago. someone in the biden administration or close to him packed these documents and stored them at this private office. that is a bigger deal. >> harris: you gave us a lot to work with there, kennedy i want to talk about the university append. and during the trump presidency the treasurer, i mean the secretary of education was looking at how much money these universities were getting by putting up centers may be in people's names. if your name was biden, you could raise a lot of money for that center. so it is interesting. maybe he doesn't member everything that was in there but these are in a locked closet -- >> kennedy: were they? the president doesn't know. he was like it was a cabinet, maybe a locker, maybe a locked closet. what

this is like jurassic park saying they're going to ask around to see if it's cool to let the raptorsut again. [ laughter ] i don't know why he's doing -- who needs facebook when you reach almost a dozen people a day on truth social? [ laughter ] the my pillow man, mike lindell, is almost out of -- i don't know what's going on, but he's getting sued by dominion voting systems for $1.3 billion. mike's lawyers say he doesn't have that kind of money, they claim that -- dominion says after he started spreading this gobbledygook about the election, profits at my pillow skyrocketed because he was on the news all the time. which has now forced mike lindell, who's in litigation, to cry poor. >> let me tell you the facts about my pillow. when i tried to get this out to the people, my pillow lost $100 million in retailers. we are not up 30 or 40%, we're down. we are down. i've had to borrow money. >> jimmy: i don't know who would lend this man money. [ laughter ] but are they on crack too? i don't know. [ laughter ] mike claims he's even had to cut costs at my pillow. now, instead of his patent

. >> a bit of a jurassic park outbreak. the mystery at the dallas zoo continues.t one, but now 2 different habitat found with the same intentional cuts in the wire mesh yeah. >> it was clear that this opening was not habitat. failure was an exhibit failure. >> and it wasn't keeper where it all started friday morning when nova a female clouded leopard with missing for several hours. the zoo shut its doors issued a code blue and warned the public not to approach the this is intensely frustrating. this is a cat of conservation concern that is not up nova was found that evening unharmed on zoo property but her habitat toward open and this weekend, the same intentional tear found in the langur monkey exhibit both now being treated as criminal the incident. not keeping holiday weekend crowds from coming to some of my kids. it's about the taser and visiting nova sleeping on trees. and it's not the first time a resident of the dallas zoo has made a break for it. >> back in 2011 cocoa, the chimpanzee decided to go for a walk, but the adventure was short lived before the mi

taylor: you need the electric fence from "jurassic park." jackie: that does it for us. great to be with you always, taylor and brian. back with you here tomorrow. charles payne is next. charles: electric fence, valentine's day in the same conversation. thanks a lot guys. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." barbarians are at the gate. wall street names they said they hated would never recover. here is the question. will pros move to jump into this? or old school style capitulation. here is the rub. if they think powell and company could slam the market again, that could be a fatal flaw, jay powell and the fed, they're in a pick k on board, lance roberts, david nicholas, peter thiel. calling president biden's first economic speech later on this hour. face it will be more of a political speech focused on the maga crowd and fear-mongering. i will ask house majority whip tom emmer for his solutions from republicans. rebecca walser, absolute proof stim mys sparked runaway inflation. my take on experts and their eagan suppose. and that and much more on "

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it's really turning my stomach that is it for part two jurassic park three for some male gender neutraldn't think we go into show without those. how offensive the flower of scotland and why flower of scotland is and why magnetic fields are now problematic . i'll see you in problematic. i'll see you in a couple of minutes . welcome back to headliners. i am simon evans. i'm joined by leo kearse and josh howie for the third part of tonight's part show. let us kick off with the friday and i'll be fine . fridays friday and i'll be fine. fridays express josh this looks like this. oh, no , we've actually this. oh, no, we've actually we've had that one. i apologise . entertainment news now that somehow got jumbled in the in friday's times and seems that upper body strength is required make good pop music after is that right. yeah gender neutral british awards nominate all men for 2023 best artists who would have foreseen this last year. the brits they were like, we're going to get rid of gender. what is gender? what is sex? we're all human beings. it doesn't matter. to be fair, it was won by a

it's really turning my stomach that is it for part two jurassic park three for some male gender neutraln't think we go into show without those. how offensive the flower of scotland and why flower of scotland is and why magnetic fields are now problematic . i'll see you in problematic. i'll see you in a couple of minutes . welcome back to headliners. i am simon evans. i'm joined by leo kearse and josh howie for the third part of tonight's part show. let us kick off with the friday and i'll be fine . fridays friday and i'll be fine. fridays express josh this looks like this. oh, no , we've actually this. oh, no, we've actually we've had that one. i apologise . entertainment news now that somehow got jumbled in the in friday's times and seems that upper body strength is required make good pop music after is that right. yeah gender neutral british awards nominate all men for 2023 best artists who would have foreseen this last year. the brits they were like, we're going to get rid of gender. what is gender? what is sex? we're all human beings. it doesn't matter. to be fair, it was won by a w

then just watch jurassic park.o become one of british athletics brightest stars who is now being dubbed the great toon burg of sport . the great toon burg of sport. why? because the celebrated has shot the world of british athletics by refusing to travel to the world cross country in australia due to environmental concerns explaining decision, fitzgerald told athletic weekly that, quote, the reality of the travel fills me with deep concern. i would never be comfortable flying in the knowledge that people could be losing their livelihood, homes and loved ones as a result, the comparison is with greater than just based on their shared climate concerns though toon berg this teenager has surprise surprise growing up with eco warrior parents who it appears have pushed her towards a decision that could leave her lifetime dreams in tatters . as lifetime dreams in tatters. as fitzgerald told reporters my family is as an environment minded as i am. family is as an environment minded as i am . we live in minded as i am. we l

then just watch jurassic park.o become one of british athletics brightest stars who is now being dubbed the great toon burg of sport . the great toon burg of sport. why? because the celebrated has shot the world of british athletics by refusing to travel to the world cross country in australia due to environmental concerns explaining decision, fitzgerald told athletic weekly that, quote, the reality of the travel fills me with deep concern. i would never be comfortable flying in the knowledge that people could be losing their livelihood, homes and loved ones as a result, the comparison is with greater than just based on their shared climate concerns though toon berg this teenager has surprise surprise growing up with eco warrior parents who it appears have pushed her towards a decision that could leave her lifetime dreams in tatters . as lifetime dreams in tatters. as fitzgerald told reporters my family is as an environment minded as i am. family is as an environment minded as i am . we live in minded as i am. we l

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so that would be a film like jurassic park, plastic park.ld work. think about work. let's think about something with that for sure. yes us know what you make yes do let us know what you make of that. the stories of that. any of the stories talking about, say, gb views at gbnews.uk about gbnews.uk we all talk about neighbours later. tell us, neighbours later. so tell us, do you a good with you have a good relations with your have we lost your neighbours? have we lost the be neighbourly? the ability to be neighbourly? let know you think. lots let us know what you think. lots more come after this short more to come after this short break. look at break. but first, let's look at the weather for you. good morning. alex deakin . this morning. i'm alex deakin. this is latest weather updates . is your latest weather updates. we start weekend so we we start the weekend so we concerns over rainfall. we're going to end it with a potential for frost ice and perhaps even a little bit of snow. we've got low pressure dominating the weather at the moments t