this guy is related to batar? >> yes, batar is the representation of it. >> do we know why they have such little arms? enormous legs, but tiny arms. >> yeah, and the arms couldn't even too much each other. they couldn't go like this. >> reporter: but batar or this guy, they could have eaten all of the little dinosaurs around and they probably did. >> things are really changing in mongolia. they're becoming engaged in these issues, like the looting of dinosaurs from their land. and it has been happening for a very long time. certainly in the early 90s, we started to see things happening there. but only recently, the mongolian government recognized there was a real problem and tried to stop it. >> for national sovereignty purposes, if it's something in your borders, the country has a right to make those laws and to have them followed and respected. >> if you take the element of the dinosaur away from it, what's troubling to me, we can smuggle anything into our country. >> reporter: at the auction house, life began t

batar and his cousin t rex were the most fearsome dinosaurs who roamed the earth. >> batar is the asian why representation of this. >> do you know why they had such small arms? they had enormous legs but tiny little arms. >> batar, this guy could have eaten all the other little dinosaurs around them and probably did. >> things are changing in mongolia, engaged in this issue like the looting of dinosaur bones from their land. it's been happening for quite a long time, certainly in the early '90s we saw illegal excavations there, but it's only recently that the monday goalan mongolian government has recognized it and tried to stop it. >> the government has the right to make those laws and have the laws respected. >> we could smuggle a 24 by eight foot anything into our country. >> at the auction house life began to improve for the dinosaur. the buyer withdrew. the auction house asked to cooperate. with batar safely moved to an un undisclosed location in queens, teams from united states canada and a delegation from mongolia came to inspect the giant fossil identifying him or her as 100% mo

batar decided to completely alter the nose. >> to improve the hump on her nose, the width of her nose and give her a nicer more feminine fit but at the same time increase the air passage inside the nose for air to go in and for her to breathe better. >> reporter: now crystal can show off her new and improved nose on her blog and she's enjoying a better night's rest. >> i'm able to breathe through my nose again. i'm not snoring at night like i used to and it's a lot cuter. >> reporter: andrea roane, wusa9. >> keep in mind rhinoplasty is expensive usually not covered by insurance and it takes 10 to 14 days for most of the facial swelling to improve after a procedure. >>> the next time you might have a hangover you could reach for a can of sprite. chinese researchers looked at 57 drinks including herbal infusions, tea and carbonated beverages. sprite did the best job when it comes to getting rid of that feeling and it helps break down the alcohol. the findings appear in the journal of food and function. >>> topper, what's up with the weather? >> you still need the umbrella, a little driz

talk about what to expect from this rally and the potential for a path forward i'm joined by shah had batar executive director of the bill of rights defense committee thank you so much for joining me so this is being billed as the largest rally to date against n.s.a. surveillance do you think this could be the real impetus to change and what kind of change are you really looking to come out of this i certainly think it can be and among the changes that the stop watching us coalition is looking for are legislative measures to rein in the n.s.a. restore constitutional rights and to change the statutory landscape enabled by the patriot act in the two thousand and five minutes sure speaking of the patriot act october twenty sixth is actually the twelfth anniversary of the signing of the act for people that don't understand how are the powers that were granted during the patriot act different from what we're seeing that thorny the n.s.a. now has so section two fifteen of the patriot act has proven particularly controversial it was the section at work in the first of the court orders that glenn g

gather telephone data from over sixty million spanish citizens for more all this i'm joined by shai batar executive director of the bill of rights defense committee shahad welcome back back thanks but it's not great having you as the star with the rally on saturday. how did it go what happened it was great actually it was a very well attended very diverse crowd particularly reflective of the left right alliance that has emerged around electronic privacy and the checks and balances issues at root in the n.s.a. scandal very broad coalition of co-sponsoring groups some great art great energy at the rally i think everybody left very eager to continue building the movement in all the different places that the participants came from i think night in the congressional visit the visitors center justin amash the republican from michigan that's right and you know there's a screening of it's a documentary terms and conditions may apply which is just recently released and speaks very well to these issues indeed and how we're when we click that terms and conditions on websites and whatnot we're basica