and now new spaces of homes, dinosaur has been discovered in northern montana, near the us border with canada. it's called the lucky star tops a pond using the sarah tops family. and the fossilized remains of a dinosaur scholar on display in denmark's museum of evolution expense believe that the species which lived some 70 a 1000000 years ago measured over 6 meters in length and weighed about 5 metric tons. well, that's it for me to start. as you take, remember, you can always find much small on al jazeera, don't comp time you will have more often upfront, stay with us. the pod came in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that to move in the f one of these governments with this, this part that you say getting russell, a thought provoking odd since the e you made weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities. you're running mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from being president, joe, could we do it or something we can uptake the fact that he was signing up, present as not the need for the effective. he had the story

and we'll try to keep up with now new spaces of holding the dinosaur has been discovered in northern montana near the us border with canada. it's cold. lucky sarah. tops upon teasing member of the sarah tops family, the fossilized remains of a dinosaur scout on display in denmark's museum. this evolution excites believe that the spaces which they have to 78000000 years ago measured over it's 6 meters in length. and weighed about 5 metric tons. well that's it for me and this does hit next. it's the bottom line to stay with the the whole team is in power for prime ministers in 5 years. now poll suggests that votes is one person's conservative out. really, you can revise the change on the latest test on up or get pushy soon. economic jones stay without just a rough the coverage of the u. k. election. higher and steve clements and i have a question. if the point of the 1st us presidential debate was for each candidate to prove how unfit the other is for office, what's the verdict? let's get to the bottom line. the us president joe biden and former president donald trump had their 1st face to fac

a fossils of the dinosaur, including a skull and a partial skeleton, were unearthed in northern montanacky ceratops lived in the swamps and flood plains of montana about 78 million years ago, so you're not likely to run into one these days. the museum is one of 12 institutions in five countries documenting this new dinosaur. sandy, do we know what the weather was like in montana 78 million years ago? just wondering what the guy liked. >> larry. i have no idea. i wasn't even alive, so i can't tell you. >> okay, now, if spencer had been here. yes yes. >> but. i like how we can. we can take shots at him even when he's not there, sir. it has nothing to do with it. >> has no idea himself. yeah. >> so, any thoughts about the dinosaur? i thought it looked kind of cute a little bit. >> oh, it's cool. >> yeah. so we got a new one that maybe, you know, let's take the skeleton and put that, you know, robotic skin. >> exactly. >> exactly the same place. i'm thinking that this is like jurassic park. life finds a way we can make him better. what could go wrong? >> well, it could go wrong. okay. speak

it is critical for northern montana.e project is near a town called babb, of water to flood the surrounding area leading to extensive damage to local businesses in thata and will damage irrigation opportunities for 120,000 acres. now, what do i say damage? they won't have any water to irrigate provides water to four mwater systems and two tribes. it is a vital sorbsurce of water for central montana's water users and to so many farmers that feed the world. timing of this cannot be worse, literally hundreds of farmers and ranchers who are currently on that project to irrigate their crops.y of the situation, i immediately called on the biden administration to work to ensure communities' irrigators had the resources they need to fix this problem, including the productject in the that's what the administration can do. also has an opportunity, ansten obligation to -- and actually on obligation to do our job. congress can pass the for the belknap indian community water right settlement actment a icor piece of legislation that a

one northern montana, down to dallas where crow lives.nother thomas' home town of savannah, georgia, and san jose, california. the trips uncovered by the judiciary committee. a lawyer for clarence thomas said he thought they were covered by the exception for personal hospitality from the disclosure rules. george? >> rebecca: terry moran, thank you. whit? >> whit: now president biden at a key summit of world leaders in europe. the president set to meet with pope francis later this morning. this follows a major security agreement with ukraine. our senior white house correspondent selina wang joins us from italy with the latest. selina, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning. president biden is rolling out several historic deals while here at the g-7 summit in italy. overnight the president and ukraine's president zelenskyy signed an agreement to boost ukraine's defenses for ten years. it brings ukraine closer to nato and sends a stark message to vladamir putin. the u.s. and allies agreeing to loan ukraine $50 billion from frozen

cooperation with harlan crow to list these it's other trips, 202,017, 19, and 2021 to montana, to savannah, georgia, to northern california. we're not sure of the full nature of the trips, but we know that they were with harlan crow on his private jet. you referred to his fancy yacht where clarence thomas had gone to indonesia and we had known a little bit about that one because of the prior propublica reporting. but this just shows that there's still probably more of these to dribble out harlan crow has his spokesman had this to say about working with the committee mr. crow reached an agreement with the senate judiciary committee to provide information responsive to its requests going back seven years because of course, kate, the committee has been trying to figure out should there have been any grounds for recusal what was the full extent of clarence thomas is travel and i just want to add one more item on this that clarence thomas it's lawyer has said there was some ambiguity over what should have been reported and that actually clarence thomas need not have reported but these three trips because they would

. >> a different extreme in the northern rockies, where more than a foot of snow has fallen with record low temperatures reported in montana are also watching the texas gulf coast, which is now under a tropical storm warning. we will check your full forecast in just a few moments. >> a major drug bust near the southern border for the first time, chinese nationals are being charged with money laundering for a powerful mexican drug cartel. officials say both sides teamed up to flood the u.s. with drugs like fentanyl. abc's em nguyen is here now with the details. and. good morning. >> andrew. good morning. yeah. prosecutors have unveiled what they claim is the first case proving a link between the sinaloa drug cartel and chinese money laundering. federal prosecutors in southern california have announced a historic bust charging 24 suspects in connection with an alleged money laundering scheme between mexico's sinaloa drug cartel and chinese brokers, while seizing millions of dollars in drugs, including 300 pounds of cocaine. we're here today to announce criminal charges against a partnership, a partnership between a cartel in

understand energy is really important especially in a rural state like montana where distance is such a big deal. we are at a northernwere cold weather impacts battery technology and a real negative way. i will continue to fight for conventional energy and renewable energy as much as we possibly can produce moving forward. why? i think it is really important for this country's economic future. >> thank you, senator tester. mr. sheehy? mr. sheehy: the american energy is the bedrock of our economy. i was in a montana -- i saw the operation. one of the largest consumers of energy and montana. most of the equipment is electric. if power prices increas it is possible the mine cannot continue. that would be terrible for the state's economy. we have to focus on producing affordable energy for all americans. gas prices are double what they were when president trump was in office and the war on energy is. mandates are trying to take away your pickup truck. regulations are being rolled out through the green new deal that will shut down a coal strip and driving up energy costs. we need to unleash american energy and make americ

we are at a northern latitude so i'm going to producing renewable energy becaimportant for the economic future. >> thank you. mr. sheehy? mr. sheehyb): iin montana the other day. the largest consumer of mon equipment is electric. possibility that they will be able to make it. we have to produce affordable energy. gas prices are double what they were. if the war real, they're trying to take away your pickup truck. regulations are rolled out that throug shut down coaly. we need to unleash american energy, make america a net exporter, put us on firm footing so companies don't have to if they're going to take away the licenses to drill. >> energy is critically whether you are a family or business person, you use energy every day. economy. we need to push as many options as possible. we are darned good, push those options to maximize energy. >> thank you senator. our xt qme home ownership has been part of the american dream, but longer a reality. what can be done to improve housing? >> the american home is the american dream and what we have seen where up. issues inflation, interest rates, also a shor told three generations of young men if they work

montana. on monday. if we lift north of this, it is hot and sticky for trying his hand an island northern vietnam and southern china. but here's an update on our summer rains across trying to really do a number on woo hon. stretching out over the east, trying to see all of this, what weather is pouring into japan? any way you look at it, it's going to be a washout. so for places like soccer over the next 24 hours or so, 48 hours, we could see a month's worth of rain. and that could produce some flooding. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the fucking that you're watching out of here. and let's remind you about top stories. the sound. voting is underway across france. as a nation holds it's fast. snap column entry elections, meaning 30th. 2 rounds of version will choose 577 m p 's. the far right is hoping to make big gains to don's permanent tre ross and support forces say they've captured unimportant city in the southeast. they claimed to be in control of the city of some jobs, the capital of central states, the army, those as it is still fighting in this area. at least 40 palestinians have bee

northern california's premier casino resort. book your getaway now at cachecreek.com. >>> as of tonight, our next guest, montana's democratic senatorin his re- election campaign. money, a lot of money. polls closed at 10:00 p.m. eastern time in montana tonight, and the expected winner of the republican nomination for senate in montana is one of the richest people in montana. jon tester's republican opponent is ken sheehy who grew up in the neighboring state of minnesota in a multimillion dollar lake house, and has enough wealth to live and work part-time in montana. he has never run for office before the senate campaign. the montana senate race is one of several closely watched senate races this year that could give republicans control of the united states senate next year. yesterday tim sheehy began running campaign ads trying to tie senator jon tester to something that happened over 2000 miles away from montana last week, the 34th felony convictions earned by donald trump in a manhattan courtroom. today, jon tester's campaign responded with an ad about montana, not manhattan. >> montana veterans know. >> jon tester stands up for

are looking like west color montana on born your island getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain here. and hot and sticky for china is having an island northern vietnam in southern china as well. all has to do with this breeze off the south china sea. there's an update now on our summer rains across china, really striking qualen with solid bands of rain. same goes for woo hahn and shanghai as well. in the zone here, we could see about a 10200 millimeters of rain. that's not out of the question. all of these shoots over these trying to see pours into the korean peninsula and eventually japan as well. so for q issue and honshu, the potential to see some land slides, there are landside alerts in place here on sunday. see the 2 pounds of french colonial propaganda. a jew is liberation, army recruited yugoslavia as find this camera man to join the struggle and seize control of the narrative. decades later, a trove of unseen archive is uncovered. then the great the images of the minds behind the lens now for the contributions of jerry is independence, scenic, or religious. a witness documentary on that jersey france is preparing to vote in a snap g

they are looking like west color montana on born your island getting striped with some pretty solid bands of rain here. and hot and sticky for china is hung on island, northern vietnam and southern china as well. all has to do with this breeze off the south china sea. there's an update now on our summer rains across china, really striking greatly in was solid bands of rain. same goes for woo hahn and shanghai as well. in the zone here, we could see about a 10200 millimeters of rain, that's not out of the question. all of these shoots over these trying to see pours into the korean peninsula and eventually japan as well. so for q issue and honshu the potential to see some land sides, there are land side alerts in place here on sunday. so yeah, the unique perspective, one picture is not going to tell the entire agent once of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is not a rough, it looks like we're off. it looks like so on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the militarization of the police over the past 10 years. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. folks in the region, gove

we are at a northern latitude i'm going to continue producing renewable energy because it is important for the economic future. >> thank you. mr. sheehy? mr. sheehy: i happened to be in montanahe other. montana and most of the equipment electric. there is a possibility that they will not be able to make it. we have to produce affordable en gas prices are double what they were. if the war on energy i're trying to take away your pickup truck. rolled out that through the green new deal will shut down coal strips, driving up energy. we need to unleash american ener a net exporter, put us on firm footing so companies don't have to wonder if they're going to take away the licenses to drill. >> energy is critically important, whether you are a family or business person, you use energy every day. it powers the economywe need to push as many options as possible. we are darned good, push those opti >> thank you senator. our next question comes from stuart davis. stuart: home ownership has been part of the american dream, but it is no longer a reality. what can be done to improve housing? >> american home is the american dream and what we have seen where building regulations become str