in the meantime, you can find nat geo's exclusive on the reconstructed dinosaur at nat geo .com and inir september issue. and by the way, the dinosaur's nickname is natalie. and just listen to how she got her name. >> natalie got its nickname from the nats that would relentlessly pester our excavators when they were working in southeast utah. thank you and have a great night. >> wow! i can't wait to watch that. our thanks to david muir for that. >> coming. i often assist womeno struggle with urinary incontinence, women who have fallen trying to reach the bathroom, or who have damaged skin from too much wetness. it can take a toll on them at home, i worried for my mother a lack of sleep due to bladder leakage affected her life. that's why i'm so glad the pure work system is available for home use. it's an innovative option for women who experience moderate to severe bladder leakage. this external system uses a soft, flexible wick placed outside the body to draw urine away from the body and into a collection canister. it's noninvasive and designed to keep the skin dry and stay in place.

nat geo, part of our parent company disney, has been documenting the reconstruction, and is first toing the skull, the blacksmith and sparks. bringing the dinosaur back to form. now, its new home at the natural history museum of los angeles county. and look closely there. from its tail to its feet, the fossils are green. it is the only green dinosaur on display in the world. getting its color from the minerals in the riverbed where the fossils were found. right here tonight -- >> good evening, david. >> david: dr. nate smith, director of the dinosaur institute there, grateful to this team. >> over many years, dozens of people have worked to bring this amazing skeleton to the public. >> david: the exhibit will open in los angeles in november. in the meantime, you can find nat geo's exclusive on the reconstructed dinosaur at natgeo.com and in their september issue. and by the way, the dinosaur's nickname is natalie, and just listen to how she got her name. >> natalie got its nickname from the gnats that would relentlessly pester our excavators that were working in southeastern utah. th

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that rate will nat geo, short running for cover news. and now this couple of news says there really is no. this is an unusual story. there are likely to be the last question. refugees heading for ukraine is fighting the coast creeds and drags on. many russian civilians might soon have to choose between taking a chance and coursing different lines and taking a chance for new crane. or if any of crap truck is a member of the ukranian parliament and space for precedence, lensky is the servant of the people party. a warm welcome to the de ukrainian forces have been pushing into the course region into russian territory on russian swell. what is being done there to avoid harm to civilians? i thank you, clarence with having me. um. well 1st of all, we need to understand what a base region is at borders was our region sooner. and we had information that's russians was going to attack from uh, who's region sooner region. so basically the racial army made possible to keep our attached rate intact. so this is products of defense bought the civilian

and what that does is it promotes fussing nat, geo, or as to something where i'm by now communities cannot use those states and then you'll see the cycle transmission of the testing. alarms keeps in again. this homestead is one of just a few in the village with the people that treat toilet. most people here relieve themselves outside on the funds, making things even worse, intestinal ones. i'm not the only disease that's people in this region have to grapple. we've applied events like floods. we'll have via or the snow fever is another. another canyon government has made efforts to eradicate these diseases but has been unable to. yes. dr. motion he calls for new ways to provide infrastructure for those most vulnerable. we have problems like warms and snow fever, put people on some of these things. it's like making sure that uh what's on sunday . so not the idea. so obviously i meet up with the people using you know about the mando with investments coming from different sector and having the community awesome be escorting vista. simon has fully recovered from the ones and the surgery and sa

i can't even remember what month to i remember the 2nd well to the sirens, the rate will nat geo short running for cover news. and now this couple news says there is no. there's a certain unusual story. there are likely to be the last russian refugees heading for ukraine. is fighting the coast creeds and drags on. many russian civilians might soon have to choose between taking a chance and crossing the front lines and taking shots from ukraine. the economy reporting, they're turning now to some other news. the european union's health agency has worn to that additional cases of a new em, fox berry, and are likely to be found in europe. in the coming days after sweden confirmed the 1st infection outside africa, officials say the patient had been infected while staying in an area experiencing a major outbreak. on wednesday, the world health organization declared a global public health emergency following an outbreak and the democratic republic of congo that had spread to neighboring countries. but both the w h o and the international federation of the red cross are recommending that count

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nat geo exclusive on the reconstructed dino can be found at nat geo.com. >> plus, it will be free foree all the informational displays we've set up about her excavation, the preparation and the installation of this amazing creature. >> and you can visit natalie here at the natural history museum starting on november 17th in expo park. sophie flay abc seven news. >> impressive. and that's going to do it for abc seven news at four. i'm kristen z. abc seven news at five with dan and ama is coming your way next. but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. ♪ the best summer plans come from the back seat. let's go camping! i want to see a dinosaur! let's rescue a puppy... a real one. let's go on a big family road trip! volvo plug-in hybrids. short trips on electric, longer trips on gas. mom, can we drive until we see the stars? the v

our friends at nat geo were the only ones there for the bone by bone reconstruction. county museum in november. let's go ahead and get a c >> lara: our series the science of you, this morning it's all about breakfast and which types of food are best for your health and energy levels. becky worley is back with us and on the case. beck, what's on the menu? >> reporter: lara, if i asked people to name off breakfast foods, they'd probably say pastries, bread, cereals, fruit. one study suggests a protein rich breakfast can help curb hunger and maintain even blood sugar throughout the whole day. breakfast. often overlooked and rushed. but it plays a big role in blood sugar and energy levels throughout the day. >> easy grab and go, fast to cook. >> reporter: for one family, it's a struggle. >> the struggle is the pickiness between the kids and what they want. we want to make sure they have some calories in them before they head to school. >> reporter: but what kind of calories? dietitian lauren kramer takes u to the berkeleyville grocery store to explain the issues around ou

the research and exploration vessel has spent the past few years navigating the world's oceans with nat geos morning gma is getting a first look at national geographic new series ocean explorers. pushing the boundaries of under water exploration with cutting edge technology. >> i can hear them. >> reporter: and below the surface. >> one breath you can dive down and be in their world. >> reporter: the team is diving in head first to observe one of the ocean's beloved peaceful giants, the humpback whale. team following their migration through the caribbean, where thousands of humpbacks return each year mating and giving birth in one tiny patch of ocean off the coast of the dominican republic. explorers unafraid to get up close and personal. >> that has to be one of the best experiences i have ever had. >> reporter: the team is studying the bond between a mother an her calf when their cameras capture something remarkable. >> there's something else in the water. >> reporter: the pair running into a pod of killer whales. >> she's keeping the calf on her back. >> reporter: the mother going to gre