departing from sydney serves as your chariot to a truly remote experience that reminds you of "jurassic park> often called the galapagos of australia because it's one of the most diverse bird colonies in australia. >> ashan: so many, in fact, birds outnumber humans on the island. just over six miles long and a little more than a mile across at its widest point, fewer than 400 people call lord howell home. but even here, a familiar man-made culprit. what most people don't know is right here is one of the front lines of plastic pollution. we're spending a week at this unesco world heritage site to see firsthand this research undertaken in the field, not a controlled laboratory environment. >> there really isn't any of the data set like this anywhere in the world where along with species impacted by plastic has been followed so intensely and where we can link something as important as survival rates to the ingestion of plastic. >> ashan: for nearly a decade two scottientists have been relentless in their quest to understanding the impact of plastics. how did you guys notice your water as sort o

it started to chase me, spreading its wings, and not being tiny seemed like a creature from jurassic parkfire it with this gun, felling the turkey so my brother rescued me from certain death or perhaps he hoped uncle john's certain death or perhaps he hoped unclejohn's a might be poor. it was here to that when we were called for the rosary each evening, we would hide behind a nearby field stone wall. it was this stone wall with a gap in it that became immortalised in the song brought majestic shannon. i sat for a while by the gap in the wall, found a rusty tin can and an old purling ball, heard the cards being dealt in the rosary called. when shane was 13, we moved to london and lived in the still under construction barbican. here, shane's love and obsession with music came to the fore. in his room, replete with psychedelic green light and led zeppelin, pink floyd, jimi hendrix and rolling stones posters, he was sit at his table and earnestly study his music magazines, sounds, melody maker and in me. they became his bible. the napalm bomb of music would blast from his room and when he wen

jurassic park was the top movie. i don't even want to know how cheap gas was. it was like very, very cheap. >> you know what's scary is that a lot of songs that i like are now considered oldies, because it's been so long. >> me too. i'm right there with you. >> yeah, it's a little embarrassing. >> turn up the oldies. we're good. that's right. >> let's let's own it. chris. yeah all right, well, coming up, santa's very busy night is just getting started. so still ahead, a peek inside the command center, working hard (♪) (♪) get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. i know what it's like to perform through pain. if you're like me, one of the millions suffering from pain caused by migraine, nurtec odt may help. it's the only medication that can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks. treat and prevent, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion, and stomach pain. relief is possible. talk to a doctor about nurtec odt. owner may have

"jurassic park," remember that back in the day? it's true. and so when i'm feeling broken or beaten down, defeated or hurt in some way, nature is a friend. nature is a role model. nature is a path that i can look to. so that's one way. the other's more direct. nature feels good a lot of the times. i felt that. nature literally heals. there are herbs and plants that can stop bleeding and help with wounds. we've known all this. nature is a medicine cabinet because i know i've gotten so accustomed to the modern world and all of these layers between me and nature, physical and metaphorical, that i can forget that we come from this. so it's home. it's sometimes rough, and i don't like poison ivy as much as the next person does, but it's there for us. - there's the natural component, but then there's also this component where you are walking with and experiencing people who come from fundamentally different cultures. - yeah. - than you've inhabited. people who know your biography know that you grew up in the 1980s in washington, d.c., that your own

"jurassic park." so who knows if it's right?compromised beautifully. maybe you should be in charge of the country. [ laughter ] maybe you're the guy who could bring us together, adam levine. >> nope, nope, nope. >> jimmy: do you have fun going to las vegas? >> i do. it's fun going to las vegas. >> jimmy: you must be okay with it because you just extended your residency there, park mgm. >> i'm super excited. we really weren't sure what it was going to feel like playing in vegas. especially being a band. i think for a long time we kind of put it off. but then we finally kind of gave in. >> jimmy: i think there was kind of an old thought as far as performing in vegas goes and now it's a little more like -- it's like you're on tour but instead of you moving the audience is moving, coming in to see you for each gig. yeah. >> yeah, it kind of becomes like your living room. which is kind of a really great thing for a band who's been touring, you know, and traveling for so many years. >> jimmy: for sure. do you bring the kids to las veg

in the film jurassic park, these fast hunters turned out to be the most dangerous for the heroes, despiteatin, fast hunters. ancient fauna 1200. several years ago, the remains of a relative of this tropical predator, the kuni family, were discovered in southern africa. that one lived about 5 million years ago and was a little smaller, it's a honey badger, that's right, the ancient fauna of 900, walrus-like dolphins that lived several million years ago, the muzzles really looked like walruses, but the right one was several times longer than the left one. tusk, right, the number is 7 for 300, in the orthodox church it is not to commit adultery, in the catholic church it is not to steal. the seventh commandment? you're right? the city of russia is over 300. while searching for the word cheburashka, the crocodile gena found the name of this city in the dictionary. chabaksary? further, ships and ships over 300. on march 4, 1918, the warship cyclops disappeared without a trace in this area of ​​the atlantic ocean, what happened, unknown to this day, the bermuda triangle, right, the kings are ov

the jurassic park roller coaster came to an emergency stop as it experienced a malfunction. we don't know exactly why it took 45 minutes to evacuate all the passengers. no one was physically hurt. again, this is a flying coaster. um, yeah, but then i have to really have to explain this. but it's not like you're in the middle of a loop. do you? do you know, have you ever been on a flying coaster? yeah. >> but then, like, if you you're face down and then how do you, if you have to walk down the stairs, how do they get you out of that thing. >> oh that's a very good question. >> you know, like it's not like when you're sitting, you just like, you know, hop over and you're like, all right, now i'm on the stairs. >> oh, i think actually each row lowers down. oh, because that's how you get on and off in the beginning. there you go. so i assume they do that again i don't i knew you'd know the answer. >> here's the tam cam. we have cirrus clouds out there. this morning. that's because live doppler seven along with satellite you can see those cirrus clouds moving through from time to

the company's technology helping create 3d effects in hollywood blockbuster films like "jurassic park"the matrix." on thursday, hundreds attending this sunset vigil in memory of the victims. >> they were just the sweetest most gentle couple. for us to lose this ray of sunshine, it's -- it's devastating. >> reporter: and police in dominica say this crime is still under investigation. a third person was also arrested for the murders, but not charged. the suspects remain in prison and they're due back in court in march of next year. gio? >> gio: that is an unbelievable story, reena, thank you so much. >>> all right, to bronny james now expected to make his collegiate debut today on the u.s. seed basketball court. it's been five months since the son of lebron james suffered a cardiac arrest during a team workout. abc's morgan norwood is back with more. morgan norwood, good morning again. >> reporter: i feel like the resident sports correspondent this morning. like father, like son. at 19 years old, he's already selling out arenas. the most expensive seats reselling on the secondary market

where did the butch go, which is like jurassic park ?as possible, it turns out that arakhamia gave up the base, so the bucha - well, you understand what the bucha was, it is now becoming obvious, rakhamya himself, without understanding , gave up that the bucha was invented in order to justify the termination of negotiations, let’s listen to the words of one politician, they asked it to the wrong person, but what happened in the storm, i don’t know how immersed you are in it, but we know who organized this show, we controlled it. the process of the british, it was mainly the british, which we saw on cars, four cars, we gave the russians license plates, cars that arrived from lvov, that were filming in the wild, then thrown into this information space, well, who turned out to be, that’s right, yes , everything is absolutely, in this in the case of the interview with arahama, except... the first desire to urgently transfer responsibility somehow, to save his vile nazi skins, he did a very good thing in principle, with his revelation he conf

continuation of the war and not signing treaties was the turmoil, where did the bucha go , which, like a jurassic parko it was a bucha - but you understood what a bucha was, now it’s becoming obvious, rahamya himself, without understanding, gave in that the bucha was invented in order to justify the termination of negotiations, but let’s listen - the words of one politician, whom our , uh, opponents didn’t really want to believe in those days, what he said about this about bucha, stop lying, you’re in vain giving an example of a bucha, you’re in vain, you gave it to the wrong person, huh. .. what happened in bucha, i don’t know how immersed you are in this, but we know who organized this show, we controlled the process of the british, it was mainly the british who were in cars, then we saw four cars, we gave the russians car license plates, cars that came from lvov, who... filmed in a storm and then threw it into this information space, well, who turned out to be all right, yes, absolutely everything, in this case with the interview with arahama, except for the first desire to urgently transfer respon

. >> they'll probably >> well, they'll probably make a jurassic park about it.y. >> be. there's known as >> it would be. there's known as the paleo saw right, is how i'm going pronounce it. going to pronounce it. >> paleo saw, sadly, that's >> the paleo saw, sadly, that's all we've got time for, paul. but yeah, sorry. it's quite an interesting story. so sorry to cut the show nearly cut you off. the show is nearly oven cut you off. the show is nearly over, let's another over, so let's take another quick look monday's front quick look at monday's front pages. daily mail leads with pages. the daily mail leads with put a sock in it. lineker the guardian has rival tory tribes threatened sunak authority over rwanda scheme. the telegraph has prime minister under pressure to amend rwanda plan. the i news has sunak fights for his future amid growing threat from tory right the times leads with we will win legal battles, say officials . and finally the daily officials. and finally the daily star has houston, we have a problem . and those were your problem. and those were y

. >> they'll probably >> well, they'll probably make a jurassic park about it.y. >> be. there's known as >> it would be. there's known as the paleo saw right, is how i'm going pronounce it. going to pronounce it. >> paleo saw, sadly, that's >> the paleo saw, sadly, that's all we've got time for, paul. but yeah, sorry. it's quite an interesting story. so sorry to cut the show nearly cut you off. the show is nearly oven cut you off. the show is nearly over, let's another over, so let's take another quick look monday's front quick look at monday's front pages. daily mail leads with pages. the daily mail leads with put a sock in it. lineker the guardian has rival tory tribes threatened sunak authority over rwanda scheme. the telegraph has prime minister under pressure to amend rwanda plan. the i news has sunak fights for his future amid growing threat from tory right the times leads with we will win legal battles, say officials . and finally the daily officials. and finally the daily star has houston, we have a problem . and those were your problem. and those were y

they wreaked in park . wreaked havoc in jurassic park. so sorry, we've got to so sorry, louis. on that. but that's part three the bag. up three in the bag. but coming up in final woke free in the final section, woke free beer silver snorters. see beer and silver snorters. see you welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the mail and the rise of silver snorters louis. >> yes, troubling rise of silver snorters treatment for over 60s o'kane users has shot up in the last year. >> so was built for you? >> so was built for you? >> yes, it is silver. you know, i don't take drugs. i sell them . i don't take drugs. i sell them. >> and you cut off morals? >> and you cut off morals? >> yeah . you don't use your own >> yeah. you don't use your own product anyway , it's this product anyway, it's this basically is in daily mail. it says that more and more people are using drugs as they get older. of course, they using drugs as they get older. why wouldn't needed wouldn't you? drugs are needed for not for old people, but it's not that many drugs. and in 1920, 19, 2022, only

they wreaked in park . wreaked havoc in jurassic park. so sorry, we've got to so sorry, louis. but that's part three the bag. up three in the bag. but coming up in final woke free in the final section, woke free beer silver snorters. see beer and silver snorters. see you welcome back to headliners. let's get straight into it with the mail and the rise of silver snorters louis. >> yes, troubling rise of silver snorters treatment for over 60s o'kane users has shot up in the last year. >> so was built for you? >> so was built for you? >> yes, it is silver. you know, i don't take drugs. i sell them . i don't take drugs. i sell them. >> and you cut off morals? >> and you cut off morals? >> yeah . you don't use your own >> yeah. you don't use your own product anyway , it's this product anyway, it's this basically is in daily mail. it says that more and more people are using drugs as they get older. of course, they using drugs as they get older. why wouldn't needed wouldn't you? drugs are needed for not for old people, but it's not that many drugs. and in 1920, 19, 2022, only 517 mean

scientists trying >> so these scientists trying to make dinosaurs again, just watch jurassic you jurassic park not to do that. >> things in >> people colliding things in a hadron, whatever hell hadron, whatever the hell it's called. you what i mean, >> but you know what i mean, though, like. >> don't me i don't >> and don't tell me i don't understand science . >> and don't tell me i don't uncyes.3nd science . >> yes. >> yes. >> stephen allen, when you need him. >> e— him. >> you don't understand science. >> then right >> but then you're right not to understand >> but then you're right not to understarii far just seems >> well, i so far it just seems to be able to use it to spot plagiarists or commit plagiarism. >> yes. and to do photo or do like photorealistic with. like photorealistic images with. >> starts. >> that's where it starts. >> that's where it starts. >> fingers. right? that's how. >> that's what's the problem is it's ideology behind is >> that's what's the problem is it's controlled gy behind is >> that's what's the problem is it's controlled by behind is >> that's what's the probl

a bit early for that but incredible graphics and something out of jurassic park, the franchise.l national treasure thrown in there as well with sir david let's take a look at some of today's papers. the observer leads on labour giving its strongest criticism yet of israel's attacks on gaza with the shadow foreign secretary david lammy describing the destruction as "intolerable". the sunday times has details of that study we mentioned earlier, which claims the pandemic has left britain with a social divide that mirrors the "two nations" of the victorian era. "millions of children at risk from killer mould" is the headline on the front of the independent. the paper says one in three young families are now living in properties with a reoccurring mould problem as millions struggle to heat their homes. and the sunday telegraph features an image of the prince and princess of wales' official christmas card, showing the couple alongside princes george and louis and princess charlotte. the image, which also appears on several other front pages, is described by the paper as a "christmas c