drastic parka just in time for the opening of the latest installment of jurassic world it looks like dr henry woo deserves a bit of a tongue lashing for one glaring mistake in his prehistoric creations new research from a group at the university of texas at austin studies fossils of the t.-rex most specifically the hyoid bone a fragile small bone near the top of the throat that keeps the tongue in place in t. rex hyoid what they found is that they were short and some learn to those of alligators and what this means is that the t.-rex couldn't move their tongues around all that much at all so ridiculously short arms and an immovable toy. you know maybe dr drew was what was right and drastic park monster really is a relative term who are present heard references are they do have small arms or are that is are they remember everyone in this world we are told will love them or are not told is real love or tell you all i love you i am going to have a lot of people are watching the stars day and night. with the world in russia mantras architects visionary stuff the largest international congress on

drastic parka just in time for the opening of the latest installment of jurassic world it looks like dr henry woo deserves a bit of a tongue lashing for one glaring mistake in his prehistoric creation the research from a group at the university of texas at austin studies fossils of the t.-rex most specifically the hyoid bone a fragile small bone near the top of the throat that keeps the tongue in place in t. rex hyoid what they found is that they were short and some learn to those of alligators and what this means is that the t.-rex couldn't move their tongues around all that much at all so ridiculously short arms and an immovable tongue. you know maybe dr ruth was what was right and drastic park monster really is a relative term who are present card records are they do have small arms or are that is are they remember everyone in this world and i've told you about this or you're not told your love story tell you all i love you i am going to have a lot of people are watching this all day and like. that sort of fear. all across the western world the so-called melting pot is melting down immigra

. >> the defense would call dr. henryporter: the defense called celebrity forensic expert dr. henry lee, of o.j. case fame, to show the jury in theatrical fashion just how kathleen, falling, then staggering about, coughing up blood, could have accounted for the spray. >> an injured person can walking, can move, can shake their head. >> obviously, the blood all around was due to her being alive and moving around for some period of time. it didn't have to do with what inflicted the wounds. >> reporter: the blood on his shorts, that could have happened, the defense said, while michael peterson was cradling his wife. the fact that some of the blood was dry when first responders arrived, well, michael never said he knew what time kathleen fell. and as for those drops of blood in the house and on the walkway outside suggesting he staged the scene, the defense said none of that could be trusted. >> the blood in that area had been completely altered. the scene at the house had been completely contaminated. >> reporter: but what a

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dr. livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.batic, the wagenia dive into the treasurous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest falls in the congo river. >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wagenia tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along this historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting the colo

fox news' chief correspondent ed henry, former deputy at, dr. sebastian gorka. fox news contributor, investigative reporter sara carter. retired cia 30 plus years and senior intelligence officer, patrick hoffman. let's get to the president and then breaking news. it is ironic, there is no winning if you are a democrat. no winning if you are the left-wing media. you don't want the president to succeed. the media looks bad and democrats have no shot at 2018. >> in north korea, diplomacy is engaged and tension is down. i'm not sure what there is not to like. it's not following the traditional script from which we might negotiate for months and months, then put a briefing package together and sign loads and loads of duments, but in this case, the president had to have that initial meeting to set the stage for everything else. >> it was b all of these concessions on his part. he broke down the nuclear test site. and the hostages. >> that is so important. the administration has taken such a dramatic turn from the obama administration, i think it wa significant. syria

remember being in meetings with the mayor at the time a guy named chandler who succeeded mayor henry low when dr. king was killed and in many ways responsible for what happened and chandler showed content for the black community. we were on meeting of police brutality and i have the image in my mind, he's flossing the teeth with rubber band, totally unconscious of trying to relate to people in the community and in the meantime we were all under surveillance, those of us who were activists, you know, police sitting outside the door, plain-clothes officer. i found this out in my fbi file. i was a regional civil liberties organizer from the south from 70 to 76n. my fbi file, the two fbi agents are sitting in a car watching me come out of my apartment with a bag and then they follow me to the bank and i go into the bank and i come out and i don't have the bag and they follow me back and they record all of this. of course, we raised our money through the mail and we take it to the bank and deposited. so, you know, taxpayer money was paying for these guys to sit there and watch what i was doing which

dr. kathleen hicks, the senior vice president, henry kes jer chair with the center for international and strategic studies. she served on the obama administration as deputy assistant undersecretary of defense for strategy plans and forces and policy. dr. hicks led the development of the 2012 defense strategic department. she's a long-standing and highly respected leader in, a mentor to testimony at truman and a truly inspiring example of what selfless service and commitment to our country can achieve. joining us to moderate is tamra wittes with the brookings institute. before her time at brookings she served as deputy assistant secretary of state and served as deputy special coordinator for middle east transitses. anyone who has worked on or whose work had touched on middle east policy, especially in the post- 9/11 years, knows and greatly respects tamra. she's a proven thought leader, friend of truman and committed to mentoring and forming foreign policy and with that i'll hand it over to tamra. please join me in cumming kathleen hicks and tamra wittes to the stage. >> hello. thank you f

dr. hicks. a henry kissinger chair and director of the national security program for international studies. previously served in the obama administration as principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy and deputy undersecretary of defense for strategies, plans and forces. dr. hicks was a development of 2012 defense strategic guidance, the 2010 review and theater campaign planning. she is a longstanding and highly respected leader in the national security community, a mentor to many a truman, and truly inspiring sample of what selfless service and commitment to our country can achieve. joining us to moderate is tamara, a senior fellow at brookings institution. before her time at brock brookings, secretary of state for middle eastern affairs and deputy special coordinator for middle east transitions. anyone who worked on or work touched on middle east policy, especially in the post 9/11 years knows and greatly respects tamara. a proven thoughtful, and from truman. please join me in welcoming to t

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