the t rex. our city is home to what's being called the nations t rex.useumfatural history closed down in 2014. for some renovation.t, e're less than a year away from reopening. news 4 gives us a sneak peek of what to expect. >> reporter: this is about to be the new home of the nations t rex. and scientists say even though ne sidinosasent extinct millions of years ago they can teach usng thi twof. creatures like thisksed to wal the earth. as you look at the bones of this t rex. u can't help but wonder what life was like if r it all the years ago. >> this will blow peoples minds. >> t director of the museum. says the hall has been closed so the tex can get a tune up. they learned more about the history of dinosaurs. lessons that could shedht l on climate change. >> the best way to plan for the future is understand the past. >> the t rexxhibit won't officially open until june of next year. many visitors already roaring with excitement. >> they' so huge and scary. it's amazing we are on the same planet they were. >> we love dinosaurs. grew up watching dinos

is ferocious, so t-rex gets down in there into the mud and it gets himself a catfish. >> so awesome. >> look at that. >> good grief, that thing looks prehistoric. >> they say it's about 35 pounds. if you're wondering who the guy in the costume is, it's jason mcdonald. >> i knew it. he loves wearing these costumes. he's the same guy that we see in the -- messing around with all the gators and doing stuff like that. >> yep. and he's also the one that took you out. >> qi, for the colorado gator pond. >> can we see just the noodles? >> sure. >> all right. we're coming to noodles. >>> now, from what i call a pretty epic win for t-rex here to a pretty epic fail. >> oh. >> ooh. >> ooh is right. clearly these ladies in kentucky have been hanging out and in their own words drinking for 24 hours. she appears to be cracking up and does not appear to have been injured in this but her friends are getting a heck of a laugh. >>> dominic mitch frel detroit, michigan, say phenomenal woman and she has an amazing story. >> i'm domma niek, i go by dom, i'm 28 years old hand a double mass secretary toemy

we're talk about the t-rex. n our city is getting ready to house the t-rex >> the smithsonian closed back in 2014 for renovations. we're less than a year to reopening now. >> we get a sneak peek at what we can expect. >> roorter: this is about t be the new home of the nation's t-rex. scientists say even though dinosaurs went einct millions of years oago they can still teach us all a thing or two. it's hardomagine but once upon a time creatures like this used to walk the earth. as you look at the bon of this t-rex, you can't help but nder what life was like for it all those years ago. they have learned more about the history of dinosaurs. lessonhat could shed light on climate change. >> people are a get edgy awhut happens next. the best way to plan for the future is understand what happened in the past. >> reporter: it won't open until yearof nex many visitors already roaring with excitement. >> that's ptty exciting to me. they are so huge and scary. it's amazing we're on the same planet there. >> we love dinosau

a sneak peek after this. >> the return of a t-rex to d.c.> it used to be one of the world's most prolific predators, the tyrannosaurs. a t-rex exhibit closed in to 14 fo renovations at the national history museum and news 4 owes aimee cho gives us a sneak peek at what to expect. >> reporter: this is the home of the new t-rex and even though dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago they can still teach us all a thing or two. it's hard to imagine but once upon a time creatures like this used to walk the earth, and us a look at the bones of this t-rex utu can't help b wonder what life was like for itll those years ago. >> that brand-new hall will blow people's mind. >> the dinosaurs are coming home. >> reporter: kurtdiohnson is the ctor of the museum and says the hall has been closed so the t-rex can get a little tune-up. during that time they learn more about the history dinosaurs, lessons that could shed lightn things like climate change. >> people are edgy about what happens next and the best f wayo plan the future suns what happened in

. >> hey, t-rex is ferocious.-rex, get down in there and through the mud and get some catfish. >> so odd. >> look at this. >> good grief. looks prehistoric. >> they say it's about 35 pounds. if you're wondering who the guy in the costume is, it's jason mcdonald. >> i knew it. >> he loves wearing these costumes. he's same guy that we see in the costume messing around with the gators and doing stuff like that. >> he's also the one that took you out. >> to the gator farm. >> we're coming to noodle. now from what i call a pretty epic win for t-rex to a pretty epic fail. >> oh. >> clearly these ladies in kentucky have been hanging out and in their own words, drinking for 24 hours. she appears to be cracking up and does not appear to have been injured in this. her friends are getting a heck of a laugh. >>> my favorite memories from childhood was driving on the laps of family members. ewe lived in a rural area. it was very safe. this, however -- >> oh is, wait. he's just a kid. >> there is no lap that this kid is sitting

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there's the plate-covered stegosaurus... a towering t-rex... a soaring pteranodon and many more.imposing creature a life-size replica of an ancient past, including this 46-foot-high, 86-foot-long brachiosaurus. >> four years from start to finish... >> amazing! >> ...to build this one. >> i just really can't believe the scale. the story of these creatures begins in 1907, in gordonsville, minnesota, where ernie nelson is born. young ernie can't stop drawing on his sketch pad, especially the prehistoric creatures he sees in national geographic. definitely a creative character, according to his daughter bennii. was he always an artist? >> he always drew. he came out of the womb carrying a pen. >> a few decades later, in the 1930s, ernie gets married and has two kids. he settles down on the west coast and opts for a stable career path. >> he owned a gravel company when he was very young, and he was a public accountant in eugene, oregon. >> an accountant ever on the lookout for a more creative living. his dream job? a cartoonist at walt disney studios. he gets the offer, then talks him

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folks said they discovered new information about how the t-rex used to stand, and they wanted to poseo we posted a gallery of the bones in the nbc washington a. you can check that out and just search t-rex. >> this one can't chase after you like the ones in "jurassic park." >>t's a good thing. >> coming up, a model brings her baby to the office. >> why this swimsuit model calls her a modern mom and why she's shocked at all of the headlines after this video. >> and a brush fire creates a ra phenomenon. amelia draper is going to this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinitmakes . simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages za with custoe streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value.cl k, call or visit a store today. >>> here's the latest on storm team 4 rar. i'm tracking very heavy rainfall and thunderstorms along and east of 95ea with theest activity now

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rex adheres have always got something to complain about with theresa may there. —— brexiteers. somethingmplain about with theresa may there. -- brexiteers. as do the remainers, to be fat. the financial times and again you mention b&w and its practical steps and this is another example, deutsche bank shifting half its euro clearing the frankfurt from london. euro clearing is essentially the plumbing behind financial services stop between the buyer and seller. this is a really big deal. london is the world leaderfor this is a really big deal. london is the world leader for clearing. this is a really big deal. london is the world leaderfor clearing. we clear a ll the world leaderfor clearing. we clear all types of currencies and stock up to i billion euros denominated contracts in a day. three quarters of the global market so three quarters of the global market so it is absolutely massive for us and deutsche bank is one of the five biggest houses for clearing. they have done it to minimise risk of instability. this is a direct response to the referendum and to brexit. this is deutsche bank

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i'm sorry harlan welcome to the show it's good to have you with us president has gone from rex at controversy to pomp and pageantry on the second day of his visit to the u.k. trump got the world treatment at windsor castle where he and first lady molony and had tea with queen elizabeth has largely avoided london though where tens of thousands of people protested his visit. a giant balloon taking to the skies over london kicking off a day of protests against u.s. president donald trump's visit. but trump did receive a warm welcome from the u.k. prime minister. after talks with two reason may and heat back whatever bracks it strategy or government wants to pursue. whatever you do is ok with me that's your decision whatever you're going to do is ok with us just make sure we can trade together that's all that matters. and with that the president completely backtracked on comments published just hours earlier and a u.k. tabloid in an explosive interview trump trashed the prime minister's bret's that plan. i would have done it much differently i actually told to resubmit how to do it but you didn't

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much from the island as pocket almost to its trade dependent on links to a neighboring french island rex it might be about to change all that. as ship docking in britain six thousand five hundred kilometers away from the british mainland we're in one gorilla one of britain's six overseas territories in the caribbean people here have to import nearly everything even their drinking water and. most of the goods come in via the e.u. or more precisely from a poor just fifteen minutes away on the french island of some of. the neighboring islands have close ties but no breaks it is threatening their relationship. we find to be insulting we got to be affected directly. as we all saw water for years. and. that you know that doesn't present situation by the president in the negative so you go radio host a.j. hammer is angry that i did not have a say or breck said since residents could not vote would break that affect us so he and some fifteen thousand other islanders will lose their passports should london come up short in its bid to secure a good break sit deal and will its residents worry that t

assistant chief rex hale. after chief baker was the next person up to get promoted. congratulations to chief baker. [applause] chief hill will be assigned to division two. i know division three was here earlier as well. they are both assigned to divisions. i wanted to welcome rex, he does great job for our department. he has worked his way up the ranks. proud to say, we sat right next to each other for 14 weeks. april 2, 1990, that concludes my report. cleaverland i.dreport. any public comment. commissioner covington. >> commissioner covington: for the acting position and additional promotions does like work like pay kick in as soon as you get them their new assignments? >> chief hayes-white: an acting -- both those categories become acting. the permanent kicks in once the process has been completed. going through medical, physical and so forth. as soon as they are assigned acting, they receive all of the benefits of that rank in terms of taking a vacation and they are paid at that rank. if they were injured they are paid at that rank. the >> commissioner covington:

how sergei lavrov dismissed this a year ago. >> translator: president trump said and i'm sure he or rex tillerson himself will say this campaign of alleged russian interference in u.s. elections is of a strange nature because there hasn't been a single fact in all these months of allegations which was recognized by those in congress leading this movement at a certain point and brought various administration members on the carpet. president trump said he heard putin's very clear statements this is not true and that the russian government didn't interfere in elections and that he accepts these statements. that's all. >> reporter: this brings us to two issues, victor, christi. one is how president trump frames it. we heard from sergei lavrov there, we'll later learn more, that president trump sort of framed this in the terms of there isn't evidence. the russians are now pushing back, they say there's no evidence now. president trump actually has this body of evidence in the form of the indictment. so the question has to be now will he then prevent something to putin and say here it is, her

rex it from the european perspective has proved to be very costly both regarding time and effort not to mention goodwill and so there was some hope here on the part of the european union that finally the the u.k. was about to put a plan on the table because from the european perspective what is holding things up in this whole negotiating process is the lack of vision of the u.k. a clear vision with bullet points on a piece of paper a plan how they want to do this practice it and the fact now that this is being trump itote by two ministers who took part in finding this compromise are now stepping down resigning from their posts has put all of that in jeopardy and we know that theresa main is fighting to basically save her political life and to save her government there's even talk that she may ask for an extension of that date when the u.k. leaves the e.u. next march i mean how worried are you negotiators that an orderly brecht's that is is not going to happen. well not only negotiators but also member states have already started preparing for a scenario where the u.k. will crash out

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like rex tillerson, reince prieb priebus. >> two examples that came to my mind as well. that the presidentlikes to communicate this way, it gets the news instantly out in his frame and can control that narrative and timing a little bit. i guess what i'm wondering is, is ethis done tweeting about staff changes in the next few days ahead of his foreign travel or are we going to see any other challenges from inside the trump administration that may be rumored about that may be taking place this usual is. >> brian stelter back here. >> checks and balances worked in this case, it might take them a very long time given these shocking lists of scandals. journalists and whistle abuse of power. those were crucial. we saw story after story. and finally those stories did appear to amount to something. i was thinking, brooke, somebody is going to make a dark comedy about scott pruitt. but nothing funny about his use of money and staffers to do personal tasks. of course what's most important is pruitt use of obama environmental policies and rules. we'll see if any of that changes now

today the smithsonian gave us a sneak peeke ins the feature t-rex exhibit. it's been closed now for renovations for the past four years. crews have been expanding the hall and putting the dinosauto a more historically pose.te smithsonian officials tell us even though dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago, e can still learn a lot from them. >> this is our story. it's a story of the history of life on plane earth, and we live on planet earth when we're alive and this is our story everything that has come before us is useful for us toss understand as we think about what happens next. >> the new t-rex exhibit is set to open in early june of next year. >> out of line and why a hard foul prompted a call to police during a pickup game of basketball. >> we're staying on top of any more storms tonight after heavy rain shattered rainfall records in our reg op. doug isack to b >>> all right. all you real ballers out thereto already know when you're playing pickup hoops you only call a foul if you're getting hacked. >> ll, that's why one guy's reaction to a hard

trump picked as his secretary of state, not mitt romney but out of nowhere, the exxon ceo, rex tillerson whom vladamir putin had previously ordered the russian role of friendship in honor of the big oil deals they did together. he was someone he had never met and never had any dealings with. where did he come up with that as a choice for secretary of state? the russian trolls up in arms about the prospect romney might be the choice, they were publicly delight when trump picked this guy he never met before, when he picked rex tillerson. the idea that a foreign adversary may have exercised some kind of veto power over our president's cabinet choices, that is an explosive allegation. that's not affecting the election, affecting the conduct of the u.s. government after the election. at this point, we have potential evidence that may have happened and it comes from several different sources including now a federal indictment. there's the medal that russian official number one from the latest indictment got from the fsb when trump got the nomination and the medal russian president vladamir put

and readouts that we got of that meeting then where he was just meeting with then secretary of state rex tillerson with the russian president and sergey lavrov the russian foreign minister was that president trump didn't take ownership of this. said to putin, well, other people are saying this. the best indication we got from that which was love rof oavrose. this is how he described it. >> translator: president trump said and i'm sure either he or rex tillerson himself will say that this campaign is of a strange nature. because there hasn't been a single fact in all these months of allegations which was recognized by those in congress who are leading this movement at a certain point and brought various administration members on the carpet. president said he's her putin's clear statements that this is not true and that the russian government didn't interfere in the elects and he accepts these statements. this is all. >> reporter: so what we heard back then was saying that there was no evidence and now they are saying there is no evidence again. but the difference this time is that preside

coming up, the return of the t-rex. the sneak peek inside the exhibit dedicated to dinosaurs and when you can take your fami see it for free. >>> good morning everybody. 4:26 on a wednesday m four things you need to know about the weather. we're clearing out. our skies quickly. the humidity is falling. a near perfect day and niceat her for the next couple of days. all the highs andws coming right up. stay with s. >> onthe basketball court. suspect is still >> the gym. ne thing to cry foul and another to call the cops. another to call the cops. how a gameo teach themile. teach them to love themselves. l,teach them they are spec and you'll be amazed by what they do. >>> yush time is 304 a much drier day than yesterday on the horizon. >> after weeks with very little rain, many oyou saw a lot of it, in not much time. of course, as it came down, thousands started heading to nats park for the all-star game. also, a wet start for sure there. it's 30 right now. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. all that rain led to a diffi

rex tillerson gave us a brief. he said out of this came an agreement.greement on a cease-fire, a freeze on -- in the area of southwest syria. then we found out more on there was the four safe zones that were agreed around syria. this became what is essentially an old play from the russian sort of playbook, if you will, which is you declare a safe zone and you freeze the fighting there. then you marshal your forces to attack one of the safe zones, because you don't have enough to go after them all at the same time, and you go after the safe zones one at a time. what is happening right now is that they are going after that safe zone in the southwest of syria. ass assad's forces backed by president putin's forces have been forcing refugees out of their homes and basically taking down this area that president trump was happeny to go along wh the plan to call it a safe zone. the four safe zones they agreed to last year, three -- two of them are completely gone, one is on the way being dismantled, overrun by assad's forces backed by russia's military. when yo

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my pal former ambassador but you have a state department that's already been considerably got it all rex tillerson so another people left of it isn't that like wow so you have it in a very important agency when it comes to diplomacy and it really means that the conversation itself is compromised and how do we build bus institution at the same time you're trying to be dealt a good image and robust conversation it's really difficult and that's the challenge that lies ahead really interesting to get your point of view on this count greenberg of the center of national security we appreciate your time thank you thank you and the european union has expressed concern about a new israeli law that defines the country as the nation state of the jewish people it makes hebrew the sole official language downgrading out of it to having special status palestinians describe the law as racist and verging on apartheid homage to reports from west to receive them. moments after israel's parliament passed the controversial new law defining the country as the nation state of the jewish people . and other arab

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by way of example rex tillerson and h.m. mcmaster who left the white house after clashes and after failing to guarantee loyalty the former fbi director james comey was fired and while deputy director anthony mccabe became a punching bag for the president at the agentt si, and opened up an investigation into his campaign. and the president tweeted five times about mccabe before he was ousted. so if you are taking away the clearances for a perceived payback, our question is what does that mean for the voices of dissent still inside of the white house. we are joined by our panel. peter, i want to ask where the president got this idea, but i believe he got it from rand paul. and listen to the rand paul. >> i told the president in private what i have been saying in public, that i think that there is a great danger of having talkingheads on tv who are ex-cia agents with clearance, and there is a danger that they might inadvertently reveal classified information. >> and peter, is that where this came from a suggestion from is s sen

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were publicly delighted when trump instead pick this had guy he had never met before when he picked rex tillerson. the idea that a foreign adversary may have exercised some kind of veto power over our president's cabinet choices, that is an explosive allegation. that's not affecting the election. that's affecting the conduct confident u.s. government after the election. at this point, we have potential evidence that may have happened and it comes from several different sources including now a federal indictment. there's the medal that russian official number one from the latest indictment got from the fsb when trump got the nomination and the medal russian president vladamir putin gave trump's surprise pick for trump's secretary of state right after russian official 1, an accused russian spy mariia butina talked about checking out whether president trump's choice for secretary of state was okay with our people. that seems like something probably warranted looking into. did russia just not help elect donald trump? did they pick the cabinet? if republicans in congress professing to be so

. >> that was a meeting in which secretary of state rex tiller son was there. and we're getting a spray here -- this was the -- there's the secretary of state mike pompeo, chief of staff john kelly and the president there as well as john bolton and you see the u.s. ambassador to russia jon huntsman sitting next to john bolton across from vladimir putin and the putin staff as well. these are the larger bilateral meetings that have i guess taking place. i'm assuming now control room, correct me if i'm wrong, this is live, is that right? so we can now assume that the one on one meetings, david, have ceased. they went on for more than two hours. these are the larger group meetings -- >> how important are the breakout meetings like this. >> they are important in one sense. they won't probably won't further deepen the conversation very much. but they will pick up on what was said in there. they'll learn more about what each person is coming from. there's been a real issue if you've only got two people in there talking to each other and two principals and two interpre

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rex tillerson failed because of his inability to develop a relationship with the president. in scott t pruitt's caset was never a problem. he had by all accounts a robust relationship with the president. the esident stood by him because of his success in rolling back obama era initiatives through just an absolutely staggeringumber of questions about eics. it's mostly remarkable how long thisuy survived and that tells you how successful he was viewed as being by the people who are in mr. trump's base who cared about rollingme back enviral regulations. robert: and he had an impact. if you think about not onl the greenhouse gas egulations and coal plant regulations, the climate paris accd. >> you saw his effect in terms of the envolonmentalies but at some point -- there was a point where for the administration and for the president it just went too far. and frankly, for senate republicans who had to deal with this mounting drama from the e.p.a. from the administration, that point where it went too far was months ago. i was talking with senate republicans in early june when the

was a moron. >> wouldn't it be the moment for rex tillerson to take to twitter and own up to saying that? i want to bring in my panel. eli stockles. malcolm nance, author of "the plat to attack america." and my dear friend is back, columnist for the "new york daily news." you have watched this play out. what in the world do you make of it? >> it's typical chaos except it's about something it seem morse grave than what we typically deal with. at the white house, there is a lot of confusion. and trying to figure out every time the president opens his mouth, they have to backtrack it. so there is even with the president some understanding that what he did monday did not work and they needed to do a walk-back. but you can see, deep within the president's dna, his first answer is usually what he believes. when he was put on the spot standing next to putin monday in helsinki several times to condemn what putin did, to accept it, to blame him, to tell him not to do it again, he refused to do it. the child-like stubbornness we see from this president who refuses to follow what his advisers

they say then secretary of state rex tillerson and others explained the risks of taking military actione times including with latin-american leaders who said they didn't want a military solution. the white house is not commenting. >>> some are wondering whether serena williams deserved a seat at wimbledon. she's answering those questions. >> the match took just over an hour and it extended her winning streak to 16 matches. she reached the third round in every wimbledon she's played in. so yes, we should make that clear, she earned that spot. >>> los angeles is welcoming lebron james. famous pink's hot dogs set up a banner to bid hello to the king. a ferris wheel on the santa monica pier had a #lebron. they had a welcome in lights with lebron, l.a., spelling it with the la instead of the le. >> i didn't know you could do that on a ferris wheel. >>> and tampa bay rays outfielder is not having a great day. on struck out and apparently it was the cooler's fault. >> come on, man. >> uh, cleanup on aisle dug out. it's easy, man. so carlos went full-on mayweather knocking out blows to other co

rex tillerson should have represented exxon? >> they didn't shut down when they left either. >> gary's wife and children and rex's wife and children aren't getting the big income they'd get if they worked at the companies. it is nonsense. >> right. i'm not talking about her as an individual. i'm talking about the 18 people that worked there, the fact it is an american company. the fact she made a big deal out of the working women and trying to represent them. i think that is -- that in and of itself -- >> actually, she said she's not at all focused on women. when we asked her about the reunification of the migrant children, she said, i'm focused on work force development. >> okay. >> just a practical level, and i actually ran by some of our fashion people, the clothes weren't that good. that's the thing. >> i can't debate that. >> but i think that matters. again, i don't think it is boycott. if she wants to leave the business, it is fine. i'm more concerned about the idea that she left a business and now wants to get involved in