he said, "who could go out in the middle of nowhere with a backhoe and dig up the best meat-eater from. [ 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 scraping by, the dueling dinos could be a life-changer. >> my initial thought was these things are somewhere around the value of maybe $10 million. ♪ >> that's even more than chicago's field museum paid for sue, the giant t. rex unearthed in 1990. clayton and his partners shop the fossils to a number of museums,

three vehicles including a tractor trailer together a backhoe crashed just before 11:00 this morning on the eastbound lanes of the white horse pike at clementon road. two drivers the cars both men in their 60s were dead at the scene. a 55 year old woman who was passenger in one of the cars was taken to hospital. she's in critical condition. >>> any time there's, you know, a crash that involves any fatality is obviously not something that we see every day. it's tragic that two people unfortunately host their lives and we have another one that's at a hospital with unknown status right now. >> the camden county prosecutor's office is investigating the crash. >>> a sticky situation for drivers on i-295 in south jers jersey. tires covered in tar after a tractor trailer leaks asphalt on to the highway. our dawn timmeney has the story from thorofare. >> reporter: the tanker belongs to tri-state transportation apparently the driver had no idea anything was wrong and made it all the way to baltimore. but for those impacted, it was an unsettling situation. >> felt like i got a flat tire,. >> r

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. >> crews can avoid problems by not using backhoes and by digging carefully. >>> we just found out that billy graham has died this morning. he was a pastor for more than 70 years. a well known around the world. counseled a dozen american presidented and preached to 200 million people in 185 countries. his influence was again around the world. in this country he was known as america's pastor. billy graham was known for his humor. and he also maintained a nonpartisan christian view. martin luther king considered him a close friend as well. he opened the billy graham ministries which his son later took over. the reverend billy graham has died at the age of 99. >>> new protections for students at an all girl school in san jose. coming up in the 6:00 hour, the new policies at a high school rocked by sexual misconduct complaints. >>> and why a decision on possibly making water restrictions in california permanent was put on hold. >>> checking out the bay bridge, we're getting a crowd now which is not unusual. you'll see a little bit of a slowdown before you make it to the stand. >>> sonoma co

less destructive methods such as hand digging to locate the line before the you something big like backhoea little surprising all that construction downtown, not causing much travel all the old and the structure plenty. -- causing much trouble, all the old and structure plenty. >>> b.a.r.t. employees -- >>> violence against b.a.r.t. and places on the rise. >> here is a look at the disturbing numbers.>> we found these numbers of reported attacks has steadily gone up and even doubling one year. employee say what happened to them can happen to riders, shocking assaults. >> reporter: it is called the end of the line sweep when late at night train operators have to make sure every passenger, asleep or awake, ready or not, at the end of the tracks. this is something we wanted to both see. it is 1:00 amen -- and we are taking the last train to richmond. we wanted to hear from those expensing first and. >> he did not want to get the train. he through a cell phone am i face. the only thing you have to defend yourself or your natural instinct because there is the policy that says you cannot have any

and 33335 aladdin which are both at the midpoint of the alley, and finally, how will the trucks, backhoes, dumpsters, debris boxes, and scaffolding access these site without blocking ingress and egress for the neighboring residents? in particular, what accommodations will be made during construction to maintain access for emergency response. so we have a neighbor near the end of the alley who is 99 years old and has required transport by ambulance in the past, so this access is really an important issue. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> president hillis and commissioners, my name is terry, and i reside on aladdin terrace. 46 neighbors who live on aladdin terrace, tailor street and yunion street have signed petition opposing this project. we'd like to submit the petition and a block map to you today. the block map shows the subject property, and the number of neighbors at each property who have signed the petition. quoting from the petition, approval of the project as currently signed will a intensify negative impacts resulting from the insertion of priva

they took a backhoe and bashed it to the ground. dear people, dear people, are you aware of the suffering of the homeless people in our city? do you have any idea what it's like? i'm just emphasizing -- i'm emphasizing the empathy and compassion that you're so aware of, i'm just emphasizing. these -- when you crush a person's home and he's standing right there, unable to film it, you're crushing him either further in his personality. homeless people are crushed people. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you, mr. prozer. next speaker, please. >> melody. followed by sam christiansen. >> chairman brinkman: melody in? is there a melody here? i'm sorry, melody. we have to keep everybody from two minutes. please go ahead, and i'm sure that you can -- do you want to wait and let somebody else speak first? okay. we'll call a few more speakers and then you can cull up. >> mark, sam. >> yes, i'm mark christiansen, speaking as an individual. sfmta needs to take a lead role in a firm yet compassionate approach to vehicle overnight habitatio

three vehicles including a tractor trailer together a backhoe crashed just before 11:00 this morning in the eastbound lanes of white horse pike at clementon road. two drivers were dead at the scene. a passenger from one of those cars was taken to a local hospital where they're now being treated. their condition is not yet kno known. >>> any time there's, you know, a crash that involves any fatality is obviously not something that we, n we see every day. it's tragic that, you know, two people unfortunately lost their lives and we have another one that's at a hospital with unknown status right now. >> camden county prosecutors office is investigating the crash. >>> the aftermath of an early morning crash between a septa bus and a tractor trailer. this happened around 5:30 at the intersection of frankford avenue and orthodox street in frankford. minor injuries were reported. several people had to be taken to two different hospitals. septa police are still investigating how that crash happened. >>> so figuring out who represents you in congress just got more confusing if you live in penn

the state doesn't have a license or registration system for off-roal diesel equipmee tractors and backhoes. dembrow says his ultimate goal is for oregon to do what california did a decade ago: require older diesel eines to be phased out or retrofitted. california is the only state which has enacted regulations for older diesel vehicles. >> we have to make this change so that our trucks are where california is today. we'll have to prioritize; we don't have enough money to hp everyone. but certainly, we will want to use any funds that we have to help those companies that most need the help. >> reporter: but senator dembrow and his allies face an uphill battle. his original bill was largely gutted in committee after opposition from industry groups and some lawmakers who raised a number of concerns. a compromise was reached to use some of the v.w. funds to clean up the state's school bus fleet, but it's estimated that upgrading the entire fleet of older diesel vehicles througho oregon could cost hundreds of millions of dollars. some owners of older diesel vehicles, like sandora morsette, who o

in the want ads she found a guy with a backhoe who came out to the house and dug a hole. >> did you tell you were doing this? >> he didn't ask. >> ellen and her son michael wrapped his body in a tarp and put plastic bags on his hands and in the dark of night they move him on to a dolly in to the hole. >> is your son helping you or not. >> i asked him to help me throw some dirt on top of im. he said okay. >> they filled the hole with leftover construction waste so the body couldn't be seen. the next day, ellen went back to the paper. found a different guy who had a bobcat and hired him to fill in the hole. >> you buried a body. >> i burr riffed a body. >> and then she came up with her story. >> you got better at telling that story as time went on. >> yeah, as time went on. it became a bigger and bigger story. >> it was the end of her 2 1/2 hour statement to police. and ellen snyder wanted to get one last thing on the record. >> is there anything else you want to say before we turn off the recorder? >> i want to say i'm not a horrible killer. >> and with that 50-year-old ellen snyder was c

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