otto lives in the jurassic ocean.ing ding] down submarine, ahead one half. >> aye, aye, skipper! that's submarine talk. >> elmer, we're taking a trip to the jurassic, but we'll be right back. >> ok. have fun! see you! >> all right, mr. gilbert. steady as she goes. let's take her in. eureka! that's otto! punch it! i mean, ahem, ahead full, mr. gilbert. >> aye, aye, sir! ahead full! >> ahoy there, otto ophthalmosaurus! >> huh? uh, who or what are you? >> otto, hi! it's me the conductor, and this is our brand-new dinosaur train submarine. >> oh. hi, mr. conductor. i didn't recognize you in that amazing submarine thingy. >> hi, otto. i'm buddy, and this is my sister tiny. mind if we compare features? >> sounds good, buddy. >> let's see. you have a long, narrow snout. can you open it, please? >> yeah, sure. ahh. >> almost no teeth. >> mr. ophthalmosaurus, i'm don. you've got really big eyes. >> yeah, i sure do, don. the better to see in the dark, and where i dive to find food, it gets really dark. you want to come down the

jurassic park was just three years ago. you started up here, and then you get kicked down to the basement, so tell us about this story line are and where your characters are concerned. >> the first thing about was her having a breakdown and being demoted and having to find her way back from the basement in this corporation she worked out for 15 years. the focus is very much about how to fine voice, how to be healthy, but as many of us do after coming back from the realization you have to keep your eyes on your own paper, amy does that by deciding she is going to change her mother, change her company, make it a better place, i think that is what happens, but as it rose, she believes she can take this energy and make the world a better place, and she gets doors slammed in her face constantly. at the end of the season she makes a decision to burn it to the ground symbolically. now this season starts with what is amy going to do. the question is what is a whistle-blower. you and i spoke the last time about the cultural apathy t

and it gets to the part where we go above the "jurassic park" waterfall?jay: yeah. >> the t-rex was like "grrrrr." and everybody was like, "oh no." and then the car crashes. so we saw that waterfall, and as the music starts and crescendos they're like -- [ making music noises ] my poor daughter literally wakes up. she goes -- [ vomit noise ] [ laughter ] throws up all over the dashboard. or whatever the helicopter equivalent of a dashboard is. the pilot starts sweating profusely. am i'm just like, "we're never going to be invited to fly again." >> kristin: did you clean it up? >> n

it's jurassic-tastic! >> jurassic-tastic?yx can fly all around, just like me and petey. >> one way to find out. the train's making a stop at archaeopteryx lagoon. that's where arlene archaeopteryx lives. >> really? >> [humming a tune] >> can we visit her, mom? >> please? >> pretty please with beetles on top? >> [squawks] we can certainly stop and try to visit her. >> hooray! >> and just in time. time tunnel! time tunnel approaching! [bell ringing] next stop, archaeopteryx lagoon station in the jurassic time period. bye! say hello to arlene archaeopteryx for me! >> we will! >> hello? arlene archaeopteryx? >> come out, come out, wherever you are. >> hmm. maybe mrs. archaeopteryx doesn't want to be bothered. i mean, we don't know her, and she doesn't know we're coming here. >> and what if she's really old? >> tiny, archaeopteryx may mean "old wing," but it doesn't mean arlene is old. >> yeah, but she might be. i wonder if she's nice. maybe she'll at least watch us do things, like play or sing. >> well, you can certainly try. she

>> "jurassic park." >> yes, that's it!g you dinosaur bait. >> i'm never gonna get a chance. >> oh, come on, take my turn, honey, go ahead. >> yeah? >> yeah, go ahead. >> okay. joaquin, you can't turn on the tv. we're playing charades. >> but i don't want to. >> this is supposed to be happy family time, okay? turn the tv off and be happy! >> genie. >> pizza. >> statue of liberty. wait, oh, wait, wait. song title, song title. >> yeah, song title, huh. >> duh. category. okay. >> pepperoni pizza! what? >> uh... >> uh, rock. rock-a-bye-baby! >> oh, gosh, man! and i had a whole routine and everything. >> all right, come on, joaquin, take my turn. >> well, i'll pass. >> look, joaquin, either participate in the game or go to your room. >> good night. >> oh, you playing, all right. [ will laughs ] >> movie. >> movie. >> i. >> i. >> i. >> uh-huh. grr. >> no way. i'm not gonna go. >> never? never? okay, never. i never. >> okay. >> it's "i never." >> hug. love. squeeze. squeeze. >> give me. >> give me squeeze. >> give me. >> squeeze m

jurassic five entertained the crowd at golden gate park.ore than 25 acts are performing today on multiple stages. tomorrow's lineup includes hall & oats, willie nelson & family, and the red hot chili peppers. >>> sailors on san francisco bay today got an up-close look at the america's cup team won the louis vuitton cup. their opponents from sweden looked strong early in the race, but could not hang on to score a win in the best of seven series. they will meet team new zealand in the cup finals set to start next saturday. the winner of those races goes on to the america's cup, facing oracle team usa starting september 2. >>> in the north bay, police investigated a pretty unusual accident involving a runaway horse and buggy. take a look now. petaluma police say a man was giving an 11-year-old girl a buggy ride as part of a family gathering on east washington way. the horse got spooked and took off running. when the carriage hit a street sign, the driver was thrown off, loafing the girl alone in the back of the buggy. the driver of a white pic

they did at jurassic park out there and what was the one where- de plane?fantasy island. >> that was shot out there as well. we got a taste of hawaii weather here in the sense it's warm and moderately humid. but that will change. look at this jet stream. all summer long we've seen one branch of the jet stream shoot into the arctic because of unseasonable warmth all for northern north america and diving southward into our area with cool air and that pattern leaders this week but it shows a sign of breaking down next week, the flow going up to the arctic terns westerly next week and that they cut off the supply of these cool canadian air masses and allow us to warm up. you see tomorrow's error pop-up it's actually warmer and this has been the case all summer in northern north america that has been down here in many cases. a couple of thunderstorms with dusty northeast with blocking and later tonight. during the day tomorrow, the high comes over us and winds will let up they will blow with an easterly component wednesday and thursday and that keeps the tempera

a real-life jurassic park? no. that heather picked up? twerking. this is miley cyrus at the vma television awards. what is the official definition? a dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner. and the word stealthy is also added. >> when you take a picture of yourself and post it on-line. >>> miley cyrus's video music tv award performance raising eyebrows. trying to break the mold and the consequences that has on the fans. >> it isn't easy to blur the line from child actor to adult performer as former hannah montana star miley cyrus showed with her risky performance, those making transition can go too far. ♪ ♪ >> i think miley wanted to get rid of that image and let everyone know she's a woman, sexually active. she may or may not use drugs. automatically miley's performance is going to alienate younger fans that might actually be watching hannah montana even though she might not be watching that show anymore. they still air it. the parents are going to say no, they're not going to be able to watch mil

maybe it's a time tunnel and we'll come out in the jurassic! >> no. you found a cave!tty sure mom will be mad that i dug this superhole. >> well, we should tell her anyway. >> um, do you really think that-- >> awk! >> whoa! >> how did you get here? >> we fell. we're fine by the way. thanks for asking, and what's going on here? mom told you no more holes. this--this--this is some kind of superhole. >> it is, but don't tell mom. >> kids! >> kids! >> kids! >> shh. >> don. >> ohh! unh! >> don! >> heh heh. >> i think you have discovered the perfect place for us to ride out the hurricane. >> yay, don! >> ohh. listen. it's louder than ever. >> well, thank goodness don discovered this cave. i feel so much better with you kids down here rather than under the trees. >> ohh! it's a real live hurricane all right. it's really blowing. >> what did it look like out there? >> well, our trees are all still there, so don't worry. >> my favorite tree with my tiny place! oh, i hope it's ok. >> and what about cindy cimolestes? that tree is her home. >> cindy! shouldn't we go make sure she'

>> isn't this the beginning of jurassic park? >> it is. >> i don't understand why you're trying to clone something that was huge and decimated a lot of things. this is the worst idea ever. that's like a saber tooth tiger. let's bring back the saber tooth tiger. let's not do that. because we beat it one time. we won. let's just stay in the win column and move forward. >> any extinct species you'd like to see? >> no. i'm okay with everything. i'm okay with everything the way it's going. i don't understand. i get it. people have little nostalgia for animals that disappear but maybe that's how it's supposed to happen. >> that's true. natural selection, evolution, kimberly. bringing back the woolly man mouth go against god, man, and kimberly. >> it's really cool. it can keep your child entertained for hours. i'm all for it, actually. >> you are? >> yes. >> i love you. >> it can replace my baby-sitter. >> i don't think the woolly man mouth can be a good baby-sitter. >> it can stalk your child. >> a woolly man mouth hasn't met my child.

maller plans to build a "jurassic park"-inspired display in queensland.s is the first of what could be as many of 100 animatronic dinosaurs. it stands 3.5 meters tall and is 20 meters long. it's an impressive sight greeting guests as they arrive the at the resort. unlike the real dinosaurs, clive hopes his political ambitions will survive for many years to come. matthew taylor, cnbc. >> that's one guy i wouldn't want to meet. the dinosaur, that is. >>> coming up after the break, as emerging markets have slumped and developed economies stall, is it time to go further afield? after the break, we'll be hearing why frontier markets could help your portfolio. much more to come here on "worldwide exchange." see you in a second. could be simple? well, now it is with truecar. just go to truecar.com, configure your car, and get connected... to a truecar certified dealer... for guaranteed savings. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000

a discovery right out of jurassic park.uncovering a pair of dinosaur nests filled with well-preserved egg shells. a rare find because scientists say egg shells are so delicate and hardly any have survived. researchers believe that some of the egg shells once harbored embryos of huge meat-eating dinosaurs like the one seen here which roamed the earth some 150 million years ago. jenna: i'd like to avoid any of those. that one, that one, that's the one i don't want to -- [laughter] it's an incredible prehistoric discovery near our nation's capital, a massive fossil dug up from a river bank. the 6-foot-long skull of a long- extinct creature. it's tough to make out there, but it's believed to have once belonged to a 25-foot-long whale. and joining us on the phone is john nance, and he's one of the men who discovered or recovered this fossil. so, john, let's start there. just tell us the story. how did you find it was even there, and what did it take to get it out of the ground? >> hi, how are you doing? back in june of this year

lori: jurassic profits.dders will be going for in this fall with a rare set of dinosaur bones hits the auction block. paleontologist is the consulting director of a natural history department and the man behind this auction. we literally yanked him off his latest dinosaur bone dig. we're so supposed to welcome him here to help us explain the value of these fossils. how they determine the value and really what the dinosaur bone market and industry is like these days. sir, welcome to you. this going up for auction is called the montana dueling dinosaurs piece an bonham's puts the value, expected to draw between 7 and $9 million. how do you determine that amount? >> this is probably the most significant and important dinosaur find ever in the world, for sure, in north america. and it has actually been since 2006 that they have been known of and that they have actually been offered to some of the museums around the world, but, when we look back at the previous record records selling dinosaurs such as sioux which