dinosaur family, except you can see it doesn't have any horns. at this stage, there were no horns, you can see in the restoration, just a little hint of the frill in the back of the ead. this is about the size of the animal. probably was not completely full grown, but it was not a baby, either. so this is a the animal. very, very small dinosaur. and we found that in the late 1990's in montana, and we suppose that it probably occurred in southeastern oklahoma, but we simply don't know. exhibited here, the scum, the way it was actually found. and then with some restored pieces put in, and then 3-d composite done where it's stretched out from its istortion. over here, that's one of the very smallest and earliest and most primitive members was horned dinosaur group. here's one of the largest. this is the largest skull of any terrestrial animal ever known. it's close to 11 feet long. and you can see the brow horns up above the orbits. they're about three feet long, very impressive. the largest ndividual. this one is mounted, as much real bone as e cou

arranging a stradivarius this is a burden for monica's horn. was. like. linux isn't easy you supergirl her weapons are guitar templates and. she's fighting against frogs for a second referendum. out of all u.k. residents want britain to stay in the end you so much leahy is not about to quit she believes in miracles and superpowers. culture. hair. superman. superfood stylish style icon. lifestyle during. sixty minutes. there's a saying among many tribes who knows america. before a tribal decision is made the elders consider seven generations in the future plus where two hundred years in the future the poles are suspect. i have never heard a politician in the united states talk about seven generations in the future. or not. i suggest that you think in terms of the native people less personal ownership. possessions who are a matter of community this is our coverage from the. to live here for a while. one hundred million tons of sand. have a stake in it. with deadly consequences. storms look. at frequency. once they start there's no stopping. start

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of a stradivarius this is a balance of the monica's horn. was a bit on the phone it was. i've never felt like. tell the truth now do you know berlin well let's go through the city on berlin his most famous bus rich. enjoy vibrant urban life as. a call for lish and look at the stake i journeyed of discovery with new ideas for visitors to berlin. to. the buddhist there is serious. business life and death out there with every soldier responsible for the next. german troops deploying the whole of. the federal government says this could happen . but germany's complex is up to the toughest. challenges of the judgment. on d w. one hundred million tons of sand. devastating everything in its place with deadly consequences. those storms may become the oddest. magnitude out frequency. once they start there's no stopping them. just starting april seventh on d w. welcome to a new special edition of check in all about berlin. the first towards the high.

i was so happy to see the venezuelan horn players and of course when horn players get together they have to play together. my next favorite orchestra is a very special one zora the afghans women orchestra were here in berlin after having performed at the world economic forum in davos i really admire these brave young women and i loved spending the day with them. the afghan musicians were joined for their european tour by musicians from the schloss belvedere music school environment as part of a german afghan exchange program. did you know that look times one has its own orchestra but i didn't and when i found out about it i really wanted to feature them on sarah's music where at the aviation center and right now the orchestra is rehearsing for the concert up status the orchestra is made up of pilots flight attendants technicians office workers and many more all who love playing their instruments in their spare time and two get together for two to three special concerts every year. playing in youth orchestras was just the best time of my life and i got to do it again recently here at the

cars everywhere, and the sounds from the horns beeping, it isjust and the sounds from the horns beepinghe sounds from the horns beeping, it isjust nuts. as and the sounds from the horns beeping, it is just nuts. as we reach giza, we get a glimpse of the ah logical wonders that have fascinated visitors for centuries. —— archaeological. wow! is that of m? i've only ever seen them on tv. we are still quite far away from them, but actually it's breathtaking. the ancient egyptians will these pyramids as elaborate tombs for their rulers, or pharaohs, some 400 thousand years ago. they have become the calling card of egyptian tourism. and the oldest, the great pyramid stands at nearly 150 metres, and is the largest stone monument anywhere on earth. that is awesome, seeing them in real life is so awesome, seeing them in real life is so cool. tourism is one of egypt's biggest moneymakers, and in 2010 it reached an all—time high up with more than 14 million coming here on holiday. but the following year, everything changed. change, change, change! anti-government demonstrations in cairo kicked off

rchi >> ♪ >> there is so much effort involved in playing the french horn.zing of the lips?>> just take a huge breath press your lips together and you blow and it goes in there and some magic happens. it comes out of the other end. anything you want. >> i picked up my little boys trumpets and just to get a few notes out it is hard for me. >> is too modest to say this but the french horn is one of the hardest to master. the difference between hero and goat is about this much pressure. >> john williams composed the theme to the olympics and we talked about et, another song?>> how about harry potter? >> ♪ >> amazing. i am hoping all of the little ones who come will see that there music lives not just on a tv screen or movie theater but it is the real deal. that is what i hope people get. >> bravo to your kids schools for having that program because no matter if they end up being musicians, the lessons they learn about fulfilling their own talent will carry over. >> absolutely. mr. harrington is the bandleader and we are so thankful. to see the boston pops, ther

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program i'm peter dubey somalia has been in conflict for much of the last twenty five years but this horn of africa nation has been showing signs of recovering and that's provoked interest from many regional countries including the united arab emirates this gulf nation has been conducting a military training program and running a hospital in the capital mogadishu but the u.s. government has now abruptly ended its involvement on both those fronts after a series of recent diplomatic disagreements we'll bring in our guests in just a moment but first let's set up today's discussion with our correspondent mohammed oh. the u.a.e. iran ship zite hospital in mogadishu and now close to the public staff there say they received orders to stop operations in definit the facility offered treatment mainly to poor in this place people in the somali capital medical workers also performed lifesaving surgery on those injured in mogadishu as frequent car bomb attacks confirmed how they are this is basically a punishment for the people of somalia for simply defending their sovereignty if the u.a.e. had opened

boiling over and and it's very very important to highlight that a lot of it for the people in the horn of africa it's playing out in somalia for now although you know after eritrea supported you know sided rather with the saudis. the qataris we drew some of their you know some of their forces from a very critical area along the course that it shares with with with with djibouti and move very quickly once the qataris moved away so late to your point though. the reality is there are no free lunches in this in the international arena so what will happen is another player will come in but for us we think this would be fairly critical because the interest alone in the port of berbera which you know semi-autonomous state within somalia under somali government has said that is not going to happen so it's not going just of the relationship in india in the humanitarian arena but it will also have ripple effect can i just get you to back up a second when you say another player will come in another player will come in from to do what and how well financed will the new player be. i mean when i mea

you have to figure out when you're at the three horns you have to figure out when you are due to all those you have to figure out what your voice is and your imagination is working full time. and i think we're kind of exploring it out all these fantasies that the violin is has when he plays it's a long song on the violin and instrumentation is only one thing but sometimes you have to have the the bass i mean one time you played on the g. string with you without the voices you know there are variations you have to imagine it and even more difficult you have to make each each and every one of the listeners imagining what the baseline is what the second line is there is more than half of it has to be in the head of the listener and one of the performers well. what goes through your mind when you're playing the shaquan what do you see what do you feel first of all i have to try to make a structure when the heavy points of the bar first of all of a single bar most likely is on the second beat sometimes it would be on the first and then the second would be passive and then the third would

dinosaur family, except you can see it doesn't have any horns. at this stage, there were no horns, you can see in the restoration, just a little hint of the frill in the back of the head. this is about the size of the animal. probably was not completely full grown, but it was not a baby, either. so this is a very, very small dinosaur. and we found that in the late 1990's in montana, and we suppose that it probably occurred in southeastern oklahoma, but we simply don't know. exhibited here, the scum, the way it was actually found. and then with some restored pieces put in, and then 3-d composite done where it's stretched out from its distortion. over here, that's one of the very smallest and earliest and most primitive members was horned dinosaur group. here's one of the largest. this is the largest skull of any terrestrial animal ever known. it's close to 11 feet long. and you can see the brow horns up above the orbits. they're about three feet long, very impressive. the largest individual. this one is mounted, as much real bone as we could put t

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[applause] the horn award will be presented as the highlight of each national election law seminar. another reason for you to come to st. louis in august t will be selected by the current rnla chair with the ascent of board of directors and the following word will appear on each award. the robert j. horn chairman's award for the distinguished election law achievement is presented to individuals for nationally-distinguished service, to the citizens of the united states of america for protecting the honesty and accuracy of elections. it is presented in honor of the founding chairman who succeeded in significantly advancing the integrity of elections throughout his professional lifetime by founding and promoting the republican national lawyers association. so i'd like to -- i will bring this to you, bob, we have put together for bob, the bob horn rnla founding chair book which contains many best wishes from a number of members. i will bring it to you. [applause] and thank you, bob, for your service to the this organization [inaudible conversations]. >> first of all, let me say thank yo

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the purpose of the trip, scout for big horned sheep. not easy.ged perches 10,000 feet up and more. they are like ghosts. there for a fleeting moment, then gone again. inhospitable country. >> it's steep, it's rugged. it's all rug. >> reporter: base camp was 9,000 feet up in an abandoned mining town called kirwin. august 19th, they saw five grizzly bears. >> makes the hair stand up on the back of your neck. you know? >> reporter: he brought his horses, duke and dirty devil or double d, the stubborn one. the next day was august 20th. the very same day mckenzie morgan set off from laurel, montana, on her first solo cross country flight. nate and josh were picking their way up a rocky pathway to greybull pass, elevation, 12500 feet double d didn't like it, tried to go home. slipped and tumbled down the rocky slope, dragging josh with him. >> i couldn't get kicked out of the stirrups fast enough. he went over, smashed my ankle and tore up his front leg also. >> reporter: the horse cut its leg. josh sprained his ankle. but give up? go home? no. way too

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the horns are pointed straight out and the shield is up.sll is up, intimidating sink in 11 foot head and horns pointed out you. >> the music was both the sport of oklahoma and private donors. the museum got involved -- the university got involved in the project, but disaster people pushed it forward. is a beloved institution in oklahoma. how beloved you might ask? when the football stadium wanted to expand, the university wanted to add the football stadium to a bond issue that was be completed for the museum, both rose up and said that is for the museum. apparently this museum can play a role as king and people of the institution. institution.e the oldest homes and norman is the lindsay house, built in 1899 after the settlement in the city. join us insight about the family lived here and the role of development in norman. this house was built after william s more, and he was a wealthy man in the occupation of capitalists. he had a lot of money and the majority of that came from real estate investment and things like that. he was the one who

plenty of glitter he reckons living as a free spirited unicorn can save your life let's see if the horns head in ists have a point. could it be any more colorful the members of fabulous of unicorns used plenty of glitter to get across their universal message of peace hedonism and charity. the unicorn is the symbol of freedom to live and freedom to love is our power and. some people who judge us with their suggestions and perceptions believe stream attention holes whereas in reality with stream the self expressive. shaft is the group's founding father. pete is unicorn allies perform at events around the world. we met him at his home in london's harringay district. welcome to the crisp local. chef to use to develop advertising campaigns for large corporations but for the last three years he's preferred to market himself and his vision of a better world but he's still a bit tongue in cheek about in. every way cynically. and as we say in the paddock more is more. less is all. we live by the ten principles of you know cornea number one always be fabulous one another and the uniforms will deli

the number of rhino killed for their horn has gone from 13 in 2007, to over 1,000 in 2013 alone.ut a new danger to the park may y be even more disastrous than the widespread poaching problem in the country. a new open-cacast coal l mine on the s southern borrder oof the parkrk threatens this, africa's most important rhino breeding ground. park officials here worry that this new danger could be a deep dark hole for rhino conservation, because the mine will pollute the air with dangerous gases, like toluene e and benzene, and blolow toxic coal dustt over this wilderness area. the mine will also discharge acid mine w water laced with sulfuric acid and radioactive byproducts into ththe umfolozi river,, where the park's animals and the livestock of the surrounding community all drink. >> and w when we come here, we come h here to kind of, lili, to unwind and experience the wild, and now there's a mine happening on the edge of the wilderness, and d it's diluting every experiencece that the people are getting here. >> if hundreds of rhinos are kikilled for their horn, the popupulation c

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why is macron doing the hook 'em horns sign? it's super weird.lania trump grabbing his other two figures. donald trump grabbing just macron's middle finger, super, super awkward. these are the things i spend my life trying to figure out, brooke. it's a blessing and a curse. >> is there any more you want to dissect from this photo? >> you have the horns and the middle finger. >> 60 degrees in washington when this picture was taken. i sweat a lot at all times. i don't wear an overcoat unless it's 20 or below. one other thing. i'll go from happiest to least happy to be in this picture. >> happiest. she's thrilled. i think it's probably the hat. macron, this is like a devious look because he's doing the hook 'em horn thing and then you get to brigette macron thing and she's like, wait, we're doing hand in pocket move? >> my biggest takeaway is that macron may be a secret kiss fan. >> we'll have to do a whole cnn special on that one. >> i expect that to be your next topic for your next show. >> we will be right back. so we swapped your car out for the

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(nature, ambient sounds, (running water)) (car horn sounds) (car horn intensifies) jane, this is jimve contacted help and they're on their way. o.k. don't worry i'm going to stay with you until help arrives. thank you. that deer, it just- it just came out of nowhere. we're out of bud light! (bell ringing) ♪ (trumpets playing) ♪ let the bud light flow once again. dilly dilly! dilly dilly!!!!! need a fresh keg here too. ♪ (bell and trumpets repeat) ♪ it's really loud in my face! a keg of bud light is changed every six seconds. enjoy it fresh. ( cheers and applause ) welcome back to "the daily show." this saturday we saw millions marching in the streets across this country, voicing their opinions about guns. roy wood, jr. went to the great state of montana to report on another side of the discussion. >> we heard about the march for our lives in d.c., but there was another march going down all the way out in helena, montana. out here at this march, people were taking a stand for the real victims of gun violence. guns. >> we're blessed to live in a state that believes in individual rights

(nature, ambient sounds, (running water)) (car horn sounds) (car horn intensifies) jane, this is jimway. o.k. don't worry i'm going to stay with you until help arrives. thank you. that deer, it just- it just came out of nowhere. surpri-- we got a laggy video call here.. you need verizon, the best network for streaming. trade ya. okay, people, that's a reset. let's take it back from "supri--" (avo) get up to 50% off our best phones. because unlimited is only as good as the network it's on. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight has 20 feature films, 20 plays, nine tv shows, and a major film studio to his name. he wrote, produced and directed his latest film called "tyler perry's acrimony." ( laughter ) >> this is the building you say we will riff in. so proud of you. >> thank you. >> sorry i'm late, babe. hi. i'm deanna. i'm robert's fiancÉ. >> trevor: please welcome tyler perry! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> why the hell did it take so long for me to be invited here, man. >> trevor: what do you mean? you are tyler perry, an extremely busy

hope is still alive in cologne too and goalkeeper tino horn is certainly no quitter . potential of course we all believe in them are going to go along fans and local people in general have been saying to us also you'll make it. and why would they think otherwise after seeing the team brushed aside darby rivals later close in on the previous match day. form taking a knock them to getting there is laughter before and after training you can sense that there is still believed and i. it's just one shot from a conversation coming despite the club's messy season corn has managed to show what he's made up the goalie has chalked up over one hundred saves this campaign on saturday cologne went to hoffenheim worked for and got straight down to work. wonder what truly dire straits cologne would be without their keeper. but there's only so much one man can do and hogan was powerless to stop sasha napoli's blistering shot midway through the first half. back to their old ways. captain unisex or urged his team to reproduce the grit seen on recent outings. but the second half saw more

but there's only so much one man can do and horn was powerless to stop sam's napoli's blistering shot midway through the first half. cologne back to their old ways. captain eunice hex or urged his team to reproduce the grit seen on be sent out. but the second half saw more of the same worse in fact far worse. natalie made it to male just two minutes into the second half. of course that was not a performance worthy of the top flight. nothing was going colognes way more disastrous to fight. being gifted the hosts a third goal by former cologne reserves player mark i know it's i'm sorry to see cologne losing in that fashion going to lose in the losers and. it was to be a very long afternoon for going on with look us we're also getting on the scoresheet. better day for cologne's goalie and the nightmare wasn't over yet. i then got his brace i followed him torn we're being overwhelmed i can finish first one first and i can understand how we showed zero byte throughout the ninety minutes and such little aggression being in concord i don't lost cause for cologne i by the end they'd been hit

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everyone was beeping their horns coming by. the whole town was celebrating with me. >> reporter: when they arrested williams, they used corporal eugene cole's handcuffs. williams is due in court this week. tom? >> thank you. >>> next, to the severe storm threats targeting the center of the country beginning tomorrow. possible tornadoes and large hail stretching from texas to north dakota. and the tornado threat extending through the week. let's get right to weather anchor sam champion. you were just telling me there's a strange weather pattern in this part of the country this year? >> in april, may, and june, they're our peak tornado months. zero tornados in oklahoma and kansas, the heart of the tornado belt, in all of april. but that's likely to change in the first few days of may and we'll show you why. the storms on monday, warm air is blitzing across the country. then tuesday, a tight little ball of storms. omaha all the way to bellevue likely to be strong storms but wednesday is our big tornado threat. kansas city, wichita

claria horn boom to serve the eastern and western districts of kentucky. she was confirmed 96-1. just one senator in opposition. this is the kind of uncontroversial nomination the senate could typically dispatch by voice vote. oh, but not these days. over and over again we've had to file cloture and exhaust floor time on amply qualified nominees who then soar through their confirmation votes by lopsided margins. since president trump took office, the senate has had to hold 82, 82 cloture votes on judicial and executive nominations. in the first two years of president obama's administration, there were only 12 such cloture votes. 12 for president obama, four for george w. bush, eight for president clinton and already just a few months into president trump's second year, 82, 82. the numbers speak for themselv themselves. well, today we'll have the opportunity to confirm yet another qualified nominee for a critical post. john ring's nomination to serve on the national labor relations board is an important next step to continued cleaning years of regulatory rust off the american econ

asked about christians in the horn of africa the tribal leaders in afghanistan talk about the values of democracy and human rights.on with those accusations to think that they are somehow complicit with the terrorist attack as he engages with muslim leaders. nearly 2 billion people adhere to the muslim faith many in countries that have relationships that are critical to promote national security similarly coming from our diaspora w communities serve as public diplomats to the rest of the world. and to make such derogatory remarks affect the diplomacy? as i said before it is imperative for the secretary of state to be forthright with faith and trust unequivocal challenge our values and our global leadership comes from the policy does her primary policy drivers abroad fortunately i don't believe the director who has prioritized diplomacy particularly in the context of the voices and i am particularly concerned about his past comments on machine change in north korea. but our national security is a little different and with the confirmation hearing as a last resort calling for military

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so why not take the bull by the horns? why wouldn't we take immediate action to potentially prevent a constitutional crisis from coming to pass? why don't we head it off at the pass and move bipartisan legislation that's been introduced this morning through the judiciary committee, which i'm told senator grassley is seriously considering, and on to the floor of the senate where i hope leader mcconnell would place it. in a bipartisan group this morning, senators graham and tillis, booker and coons, have introduced legislation that would help protect the special counsel. why not pass this legislation now and avoid a constitutional crisis? why not avoid an injury to the body of this great country and then try to stitch it up? why not avoid an injury instead of sustaining it and trying to stitch it up? that's what we should be doing. let's not wait until it's too late. let's head the constitutional crisis off at the pass by passing the bipartisan legislation introduced by graham, tillis, booker, and coons, and take the threat