isaac newton. impress, yes, but we're here for bones that are older 155 million years older. we're hoo here for dinasaur. we're calling him little al >>> if you're thinking castles and kings, think again. >> we're going to start at 150,000 pounds >>> techknow has travelled here to attend an auction of a very unusual piece. meet al. the juvenile alisaurus. there it is. that is amazing. how old is this? >> this is about 155/160 million years >>> these men are two key players behind what will be a true techknow adventure. he is the curator of this action and the owner of the auction house. what stands out to you, what makes this so unique? >> first of all, it's a juvenile alisaurus. it is rare and unique thing. this is the best example of a juvenile one. >> you can see the teeth, they're very sharp. they're designed for grabbing on and not lesing go. these are for cutting and slicing >>> between 300,000 and 500,000 british pounds >> if you walk in to a dinner party and see that, you will say, god, what is that >>> is there an appeal for this? >> they're iconic, aren't they >>> t

thank you, isaac newton.ortunately the young man went out on a boat later that day because you can swan dive as much as you like in the deep, deep ocean without fear of hitting the beach. of course, there are other concerns. i was just trying to dive. why can't i get in the water? topic number 3. let's continue our theme of wild, wonderful animals. sea lions on the oregon coast have become pesks to boat and fishermen. the anti-sea lion lobby has gone so far as to create dancing wind socks to scare the creatures off. dancing in heaven. the wind socks were made famous here. i'm al harrington, president and ceo of the inflatable arm flailing tube warehouse. kennedy: you know what they really needed? this guy. [♪] whether it's west side rentals or a stereo stop, i love that guy when i'm driving down sepulveda boulevard. >>> you know what would be super cool? a dog riding a moped wearing glasses. wait, wait, i'm getting a message from the control room. apparently we have it. the dog is driving a moped. he's steeri

isaac newton's take on gravity worked just fine in our everyday world of low velocities and normal stars. so why be concerned with the minuscule adjustments that general relativity offered? what was the use? einstein's predictions refer to such minute departures from the newtonian theory, noted one critic do. >> not see what all the fuss is about. after a while einstein's revised vision of gravity appeared to have no particular relevance at all. by the time that einstein died in 1955, general relativity was in the doldrums. only a handful of physicists were specializing in the field, as nobel laureate max confess inside a conference the year of einstein's death, general relativity appealed to me like a work of art, to be enjoyed and admired from a distance. but in reality, what einstein had done was device a theory that was decades ahead of its time. expertat -- experimental murder had to catch up to his thought. not until astronomers reveals surprising new phenomenon in the universe brought about by advanced technologies did scientists take second and more serious look at einstein's vie

isaac newton never met donald trump. can you please explain this?him say millions of dollars were spent on ads and the numbers go up. there was a controversey about rve -- everybody agitated at the rallies and his numbers go up. everybody denounces him, editorials, the numbers go up. he even makes mistakes and the numbers go up. >> makes a few mistakes? donald trump has a problem with what stephen colbert would call truthiness. he holds the record for false statements. he makes a false statement and he lies about every five minutes and politico pointed out that he had five dozen or 60 exaggerations or misstatements of fact. never has so little that's been true been said by a candidate despite the fct that his numbers keep going up. >> you know some people in the living room are watching saying they are part of the media establishment that is anti-trump and they are trying to spin it away. that's why he is doing as well as he is. >> it could be that we are even less popular than politicians. that's our role when people are pointing out the truth or n