. >>> could there be a t-rex in your backyard? startling facts about just how many t-rexes roamed california. >>> for us, will a booster shot be necessary if you have received the pfizer vaccine. also extremism in america. tonight how some members of hate groups are finding help and a way out. tonight on "nightly news." come experience the grand opening of floor and decor's newest location in pleasant hill! our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside! so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor, now open in pleasant hill for safe in-store shopping and curbside pickup. also open in milpitas, burlingame and san leandro. >>> police are looking for a group of people. it started last night just before 9:00 p.m. 20 to 30 people descended on the downtown quarter and started spray

. >>> we know from the fossil record of course that millions of years ago, the t rex roamed the earthnd now we may know a uc berkeley study dives into just how many there were. scientist kept waiting the 20,000 t rex lived in north america at any one time, so that means about 2 1/2 billion lived and died before they went extinct. the team used fossil records, density data and data from climate models and they also found that a t rex could live into its late 20s, and one dinosaur could be found about every 39 miles. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, agony in indianapolis as families wait to hear the fate of their loved ones, after america's latest mass shooting at a fedex facility. the chaotic scene as police say is a former fedex employee showed up and randomly starred shooting, killing at least eight people. why the f.b.i. says the gunman's mom reported him to police last year. and president biden renews calls for an assault weapons ban. >> who in god's name needs a weapon that can hold 100 rou >> o'donnell: covid's spring surge. cases rising in half the country fuel

. >>> could a t-rex once have walked through your backyard? from uc berkeley teaching us more about how many t-rexes roamed forecast america. it suggests 2.5 billion t-rexes lived and died when dinosaurs were on earth. about 3800 in california. the findings have pailian toll gists around the world amazed. that would be so cool. >>> that's going to do it for us. thank you for being with me this evening. see you tomorrow. stay safe and healthy. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

they know right where i'm at at all times. >> it is 5:30 a.m. >> reporter: that meant picking up rex, colorado, flying to denver, and on to new york. >> it was awesome to see that he's so cute and so small. >> reporter: sue makes about 13 trips like this a month. she says she feels safe flying, and her business is booming. it's so busy she hired her husband to help keep up with the demand. >> it's, to me, not like a real job because i just love it so much, and it makes everybody so happy. it brings tears to their eyes, and, of course, then, you know, i see them crying, and i start crying. tears of happiness. so when you get home, feed him. >> reporter: for sue murphy, working like a dog is actually a labor of love. >> let me give him a hug and a kids goodbye. kiss goodbye. >> okay. >> reporter: kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >> duncan: wow. 13 trips at $500 each for a good cause, not a bad gig. that's the "cbs weekend news," for this easter sunday, i'm jericka duncan in new york. we thank you for watching. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media ac >>> live from the cb

the team of scientists also able to calculate that the average to rex lived about 30 years.e a look at this. this is the soyuz capsule carrying 3 astronauts as %hey headed back to earth overnight after 6 months on board the international space station now says kate rubins along with 2 russian cosmonauts landed around 10 o'clock last night in kazakhstan, ruben's has been in space for 300 days on 2 separate missions. the 3 are said to be feeling well, as they readjust to the pull of gravity back here on earth. all right. so we've heard of hybrid dogs hybrid cars and even hybrid vegetables. now there's a fairly new highbridge species of bears. this is a paisley. it's a grizzly bear in a polar bear combine, but humans are not breathing that its nature experts vanderbilt university in tennessee say that polar bears started to migrate inland after i started melting in colder, climates causing a food shortage while moving south toward alaska. they started to mate with the grizzlies creating. paisley experts say the paisley bear is more resilient to climate change and better suited

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. >> why scientists now believe jeff goldblum may not have needed a car to outrun that t-rex. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with the verdict in the murder that shook the country to its core. >> former police officer derek chauvin is now behind bars guilty of murder in the death of george floyd. >> in minneapolis, relieved crowds lingered late into the night at the intersection where floyd was killed celebrating the verdict while acknowledging the nation has a long way to go when it comes to justice and policing in america. >> and this powerful headline this morning from "the new york daily news," just three simple words, george floyd mattered. >> today we are able to breathe again. >> reporter: this morning, george floyd's family says they're breathing a sigh of relief after a jury found former officer derek chauvin guilty of floyd's murder. >> as to count one, unintentional second degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. >> reporter: chauvin sat emotionless as the judge read the verdict, guilty on all counts including second degree murder, t

scientists are estimating today that to be the total that to be the total number of to run a source rex dinosaurs that roamed the earth they did so for about 2 and a half 1000000 years mostly in the western half of north africa north america knowing these facts plus the animals expected metabolism life expectancy and body size scientists were able to come up with a ballpark figure they believe that at any given time there were $20000.00 rex's on the planet. exactly half past the hour 330 g.m.t. these are your top stories officials have released body cam footage of a chicago police officer fatally shooting a 3rd.

>>> could a t-rex once have walked through your backyard? a new study from uc berkeley teaching us more about how many t-rexes roamed forecast america. it suggests 2.5 billion t-rexes lived and died when dinosaurs were on earth. about 3800 in california. the findings have pailian toll gists around the world amazed. that would be so cool. >>> that's going to do it for us. thank you for being with me this evening. see you tomorrow. stay safe and healthy. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight join jimmy and his guests - ice t, mike birbiglia comedian, orlando leyba, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1442 >> steve: and now, here is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers >> jimmy: oh oh, my goodness! please, thank you, have a seat welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. thank you for being here thanks for watching. please, enjoy yourself, enjoy yourself let's get to some n

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. >> is that you got a t-rex? >> yes. we have a t-rex.y have the technology to build a real life jurassic park saying on twitter, we could probably build the rest of the mike jurassic park if we wanted to. it may not be genetically perfect dinosaurs but a few years of breeding to get scientific species. plus science can go sideways. haven't they seen the movie? did we not learned our lesson? it was pretty clearly laid out in the movie. >> oh, yes it was. i have a baby girl so we've been watching frozen so i have admittedly had to look up and see what happened to jurassic park and apparently, the dinosaurs run amok as they try to create this theme park. so leave learned nothing from the movie but i did do a little research and apparently this would be nearly impossible to do because the dinosaur dna has degraded, although the woolly mammoth dna has not. so woolly mammoths may be something more feasible, we will see. >> and kennedy, novel exam. is it a good idea to have murder hornets the size of elephants? >> there are plenty of billionair

qué tal si le digo vivir entre 2500 millones de tiranosaurios rex este ese número que vagaba por la tierraarios. tuvo que realizar todas sus actuaciones de este sus casas pero gracias a donaciones privadas ahora tienen su sede estos chicos han sido reconocidos con diversos premios a nivel nacional. qué te parece si regresamos con michelle trujillo para los próximos 10 días. >> muy buenas noches amigos gracias por su fiel sintonía de salud a su meteoróloga michelle trujillo nos mantenemos con temperaturas en el rango de los 40 grados, nos dominan y por supuesto vamos a tener estas nubes para esta noche >> trajo nieve hacia la zona negada estuvo moviendo en el estado dorado trayendo nevada hacia colorado para nosotros vamos a tener condiciones maravillosas para este fin de semana y se debe a este sistema de baja presión condiciones estables en nuestra zona cielos despejados. el viento tira presente desde el norte noroeste entre 20 25 millas por las temperaturas estaban aumentando pueden domingo lunes y martes de nuestra siguiente semana lograr pero vamos a continuar con esta capamarina y por

how would you feel with $2500000000.00 of them scientists estimate the total number of tyrannosaurus rex dinosaurs that have roam the earth and they did so for about 2500000 years mostly in western north america scientists came up with these numbers after studying the animal's body mass and life expectancy among other factors. peter davi with your top stories here. officials have released body count footage of a chicago police officer fatally shooting a 13 year old boy last month and shows an officer running after adam toledo in an alleyway the teenager does appear to raise his hands right before shots were fired . 3. dollars. for help the woman officer who fatally shot a young black man in the us state of minnesota has appeared in court for the 1st time 20 year old dante wright was shot on sunday after being stopped for a traffic violation police say officer kim potter shot right accidentally having mistakenly drawn her gun instead of her taser the former policeman accused of murdering george floyd has decided not to testify at his trial derek chauvet invoke the 5th amendment the right

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t-rex tens of thousands have become refugees in their own country.se families have left their villages for the safety of a nearby town. victims of the violence. >> most of the family was killed. >> anything we can do to allow them to live a normal life free from fear of rape, order is a success for us. >> that heading to work alongside the security forces. who have been accused of human rights abuses. they are taking casualties also. 30 mali soldiers were killed just a few weeks ago. what if the british become the target? >> if someone's gone to attack us, we are not going to sit and watch, we will defend ourselves. if someone's going to attack the local nationals, our job is to protect them. if protecting them involves violence, then we will use violence. >> u.k. is committed to using this peacekeeping mission for at least three years. thousands of french troops have been fighting in a separate counterterrorism mission since 2013. for britain, the question is can it really help bring peace to mali or is this a long unwinnable war? laura: as india's

just ahead of sports scientists have revealed just how many tire on a saurus rex dinosaurs once roamed the earth i think there were 2500000000 of them mostly in western north america they came up with that figure by assessing t.-rex is likely metabolism life expectancy and body size they say the robot 20000 of them on the planet at any one time. there is only one harding on the planet right now and she's a lot more friendly than a c. right now he reckons thanks adrian all such to hockey and the vancouver canucks have been hit with more pandemic problems their return to play has been delayed indefinitely after more than 20 players tested positive with coronavirus the team has been out of action for more than 3 weeks with similar outbreaks the league said the decision to postpone play was made as to give staff and athletes additional time to recover now one of the few players to not get sick is j.t. miller he says his team isn't ready to play. it's hard for me and guys that haven't been affected by the. automatic guys you guys are struggling to get up and down steps to try to come back a

fans will be allowed in next month opening up the track at 40% capacity >>> new research suggests t rexow walker and that humans could probably outpace it the dinosaur's long tail contributed to the slow speed. >> i still can't figure out what he did with those. let's go now to wall street where cryptocurrency is getting easier to buy into. >>> plus, a help wanted sign for half a million workers let's bring in cnbc's steve sedgwick who will do a little bit of palm reading for us this morning. good morning, steve. >> reporter: i'll look into my crystal ball fantastic news about construction a real bounce back according to the staffing firm people ready, they think half a million jobs across the u.s. may be required in the construction season go to their job stack app or attend a monthly hiring session. no experience may be necessary so great news in the construction industry. elsewhere, crypto on venmo venmo is launching a new way for people to buy, hold, sell cryptocurrency including bitcoin, ethereum. here we go with the crystal ball amazon is expanding the palm scanning the first time

he got his taste for things constitutional from his father, former solicitor general rex lee, who was the chief lawyer for the united states government and the supreme court -- government in the supreme court under the early years of president reagan, where i had the honor to be solicitor general lee's assistant. so i am -- was very close to senator lee's father and still regard him as one of the great american lawyers of all time. so welcome to his son and my friend, mike lee. sen. lee: thank you so much. it is a pleasure to be with you. you were always one of my very favorite judges to argue in front of when you were on the u.s. court of appeals for the 10th circuit. you are someone whose opinions i value greatly and always look to and admire. i am also a big fan of your new book, "the president would not be king." this is a book i am absolutely loving and something every american needs to read. michael: happy to hear that. that makes me feel very proud. and that actually leads to our conversation today. there are many different things we could be talking about. we decided that we w

discussed the issue with investigative journalist dave lindorff and liberal studies scholar michael rex involved they think such political thinking is quite outdated. once you're a felon in the united states. for whatever the crime was and you've served your time you know and i will hire you you can't get certain jobs at all you're not even allowed to get certain jobs and you know you're stuck what do you do so be it will turn back to crime in desperation at some point we've been looking at more and more people for 30 years now since the ninety's ninety's and the crime rate still going up so obviously locking people up and like him about for a very long time is not the answer to the crime problem the incarceration rate stems from policies they going back to the 19 eighty's and ninety's under the rockefeller policy which put me in prison people for minor drug offenses and gave judges no choice over the length of sentences so rose those certainly have to be overturned those kind of policies people around the world are now joining us to count down the minutes until the departure of us soil

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of rex thought he talk presents less of an in-depth look at poverty in america of the us for us it's just press play we're back and offer our latest join us again the. today the industry prefers to spend millions of euros in nothing to do daily to day since i will be sniffing all about making money making profits in some of the corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of chronic diseases that are in every family today it is not due to new viruses all new microbes that's not true so it is due to environment less will see the look on a city though the momentum of the discipline of a mayor of this sort of muscles are really just accumulate could only come into use in the to be thought of in the list that allows us to play. if the so food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more growth so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interests of the industry not accept that we have regulation we want regulation has an interest and if we don't behave zinnias penalty that's fine.

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fully vaccinated flight board including passengers and the crew and you know that has a very aggressive rexa nation program and so we at the airline level have a very aggressive vaccination program we have x. in it that nearly 20000 of our employees and we vaccinate that on the 1000 employees every day. these passengers including many members of the media and officials were eager to take off qatar airways has introduced new touchless screens so using your mobile phone you can access all the onboard information and entertainment you need there are 18 crew members on board this flight so was 181 passengers now they are members that i've spoken to so far say they feel this flight is a little bit more relaxed for them in terms of they know they feel more secure that all the passengers have been vaccinated and they meant that it has been quite a difficult year for them doing their job valerie joy wilson is a social media influencer who had traveled from new york to take part in this flight people that want to travel it's a free time to get back to travel travel it's a future stop to be safe and

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says it is, then rex and park will spare the horses. it will get this thing organized and get back to us. normally i have the fullest confidence in the ability of city departments and agencies to do their jobs. but i must say that in this instance, i feel completely let down by the way this project has beenpresented to us today . so as soon as rex and park can get the program organized and flesh out these details, then the sooner rex and park can bring this thing back before the commission. if they can be done in two weeks then i'd be happy to hear it in two weeks. if it takes for, it's for. i'mnot trying to hold this project up . i just want aproper presentation made so we can vote on it . >> chair matsuda: commissioner johns, if you continue to make the motion to continue the project as described by mister vanderslice has been developed and is ready to be presented to us. >> commissioner johns: yes, and i'd like commissioner nagaswaran and pearlman's questions to be included in the presentation. >> chair matsuda: thank you. commission

if you are going to celebrate, you have to have t-rex.but looking ahead there will be a focus on infrastructure and how using the word bipartisanship. republicans say democrats trying to change the terms of the debate. kevin, you have been reporting on this. what do you think? what does the word mean? >> it is interesting. if you think back to the first big bill passed, the so-called covid-19 relief or rescue bill, remember, they talked a lot about how this is all reframing american relief, thank you, chris. making sure that this will get people back on their feet. most of it was not about relief but a bunch of other things. and i think as i mentioned earlier it will say this was about infrastructure, but most will not be about infrastructure. they will do this repeatedly because it plays well in the press most people don't look at the small details. >> shannon: yeah, the use of the word bipartisanship is welcome i thought it was interesting it doesn't have to be republican lawmakers. it could be democratic lawmakers. it could be people i

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he wanted meetings, public meetings with rex tillerson, nominee for secretary of state.as a real problem with enemy identification. >> kristin: a lot of republicans are calling for his resignation. he's denying it so we'll see where this story takes. meanwhile, it's also a big week for president joe biden. he'll be hitting his hundred day mark. he's got his first address to giant session of congress on wednesday and we've got brand-new fox news polls to commemorate the occasion. let's pop this first one up showing biden's job performance approval ratings. he's got a 54% approve rating. 43% disapprove of the job that he's done. and so how does this compare? if we take a look at that little reminder, you can see that both presidents bush and obama were doing a bit better at 63 and 62%. president biden at 54. president trump at 45. so, i guess my question is, steve, you know, when you look at where he stands in the history of where he stacks up among his recent predecessors, is that enough for president biden to make the case that he's been making, which is that he has broa

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what _ the t rex, but pretty huge animal. what you _ the t rex, but pretty huge animal.s completely out of my remit by a | ago? as an archaeologist, this is - completely out of my remit by a good 100 million years, but looking at similar pictures, i think a lot of people shake their at me, but when i imagine this, it's a bit like a t rex, but smaller, probably like the yorkshire version, if you like, but stilljust as powerful.— yorkshire version, if you like, but stilljust as powerful. dean, do you want to pick _ stilljust as powerful. dean, do you want to pick up _ stilljust as powerful. dean, do you want to pick up on _ stilljust as powerful. dean, do you want to pick up on that? _ stilljust as powerful. dean, do you want to pick up on that? marie - stilljust as powerful. dean, do you want to pick up on that? marie was not entirely sure. it sounds like she was corresponding with what you described a moment ago? this animal would have had _ described a moment ago? this animal would have had enormous _ described a moment ago? this animal would have had enormous jaws, - w

rex chapman's podcast was the topic where he was asked about that. quick.n mvp this year? i mean, i gotta be. i gotta be okay. all right, i'll probably get it but i don't know what a career marks of guys, you know, 33 over over who haven't done what i'm doing right now, like it's why it's not something i was trying to do is just you know, such a confidence in my game that you're trying to start in the paper new expectation of what it means, tonto drive at this age and whatnot. love the confidence. meantime one week from tonight, we will know who the 49ers picked in the nfl draft. but in the meantime, probably the most important pick for them, and i would say more than a decade. it remains a mystery. we know it's going to be a quarterback. let's see if joe fonzi as a clue as to floor to us to who it might be, as a matter of fact. way can safely say this with the first pick in the 2021 nfl draft, the jacksonville jaguars will take clemson quarterback trevor laurence. it all gets fuzzy. after that most nfl draft watchers expect brigham young's zach wilson to b

it kind of me rindz you of a certain president we won't mention whose own secretary of state, rex tillerson, called him a moron or f'ing moron, to be specific. >> lincoln in those famous lincoln/douglas debates, steven douglas said when he debated link con he would do very well and then he would tell a joke and he said it was aslik a slap in his back and it would disarm him. in one debate lincoln said, your argument is as thin as the suit was made by boy in the shadow of a pigeon that it starved to death. how do you come back from that on a serious issue? i can't think of a better asset in politics than the ability to get a laugh out of your audience, especially in a tough campaign, am i right? >> yeah, i think it can be very disarming. it can -- you know, when you're in the debate, whether it's running for local office, a school board or -- and you're trying to get that attention or that moment, that spark, it's often done by a quip or, again, a self-deprecating kind of humor that people -- just breaks the ice and breaks the tension sometimes, and allows you to be even more thoughtfully cl

disappeared that night and she was perfection ♪ suddenly you're older ♪ >> reporter: renowned film critic rex be compared to the idea of judy garland in person with a full symphony orchestra nobody else on the bill, just her. >> reporter: an album of the evening's live recording went on to win four grammy awards, including album of the year. the jacket garland wore that night recently sold to a private collector for more than $75,000. >> this is a very significant piece. >> reporter: scott headley is a big judy garland fan and collector who assisted in the sale >> this jacket is really representative of judy garland's triumphant return. >> reporter: she died of an accidental drug overdose this year she would have turned 100. >> this will be on display with other costumes worn by judy garland in some of her most famous films >> reporter: the night she made showbiz history was 60 years ago today. >> the oscars are back this sunday scaled down, of course, because of covid but some things never change like those bougie swag bags, reportedly worth $205,000, all from a marketing company here is a l

brad's oncologist was of the old-fashioned type and seemed unsettled when we pushed back on the rex not do anything bad . he finally reluctantlyoffered a plan for chemo with the second line treatment . she denied the claim on the grounds. brad and i had many agonized conversations about that and i just potentially paying for it out-of-pocket even though nobody was convinced it would be effective . we asked for a second opinion at stanford. brad didn't quite fit their special but they were interested in his case . we were learning unlucky patients whom doctor after doctor was saying we've really never seen this before . stanford wanted to run additional tests including running camera into brad's lungs to see why you might be coughing so much . back it's unclear why nobody ever suggested a pet scan. the brad was known to have tumors on her jawline and abdomen . if i'd known then what i know now as a character i have fought to dale for a test which i have had to do on occasion since that but i'm not yet accustomed to acting as a patient advocate so we waited. i remember brad coughing incre

the program more than 80 people die after a fire sweeps through a covert ward in a baghdad hospital rex prime minister calls for an investigation and german authorities clamp down on a 3rd wave of corona virus infections angle of medicals government brings in nationwide measures the most controversial of which is a nighttime curfew. and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. we begin in india where life saving oxygen supplies are running out threatening to turn what is already a public health crisis into catastrophe the government is already diverting supplies from industry in a desperate attempt to help those in need but with new infection rates breaking global record for 4th consecutive day the worst could be yet to come. overwhelmed and under supply this deli hospital is one of thousands across india besieged by the country's 2nd coronavirus wave as the dead are carted off patients too sick to move languish on the pavement. helplessness spills into anger. her mother on the verge of death a woman cries this hospital is useless. inside there's almost no room to stand and patie

here he is talking to "the rex chapman show" about his play this season. >> quick, are you the mvp this season? >> i gotta be. i gotta be. >> all right. >> i probably won't get it but whatever. >> no, no, don't say that. uh-uh. >> he go like this, nobody will be able to -- you can keep this going. >> i like to be dramatic sometimes so i'm just setting the table. >> i know you do. i know you do. >> reporter: i think a lot of dub nation agrees with curry on that take, but look, the warriors are currently the ninth seed in the western conference, so they would get to take part in what they're doing this year with the nba, the play-in tournament for the playoffs. we'll see if fans can help them get to a higher seed. so the final regular season home games, nine of them will be played at chase and tip-off tonight is at 7:00 p.m. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> the only thing better, pete, would be being inside to see them play, but not so lucky with those tickets. >> reporter: oh, yes. >> next time, next time. we'll get there, thanks, pete. >>> the oakland and fresno z

team at the university of california berkeley says 2.5 billion members of the tier ran know source rex species roamed the earth 2.5 billion years. sexual maturity and the creature's energy needs. there you have it. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we couldn't really find a song so jurassic park sounded really good. we'll be right back. ♪ really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with armor all, a little bit of this... ...protects you... ...from a lot of that. keep your car cleaner longer. armor all extreme shield plus ceramic. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. ♪ ♪ >> bret: the world's largest maker of v

. >> t-rex welcome back to the big saturday show.ly build "jurassic park" if we wanted to wouldn't be genetically authentic dinosaurs but maybe 15 year of breeding and engineering to get a superexotic novel species, of course, science can go sideways haven't they seen the mauve? all right let me start with you ben because you're the person that i know in washington smart enough to also recreate dinosaurs i have to tell you i love it. elon musk the guy is mover and shaker and i would seriously really love to see real dinosaur. >> well i think that what you would get is something that approximates a dinosaur and certain respects. but there's no way that the people who are in charge of this process are going to leave it simply to the authentic version of these dinosaurs as you're thinking about them. they're going to go full doctor evil on this stuff you're going to have lasers on their heads, and the ability to shape shift and all sorts of different amazing things. because that's what we know at this point to expect from tesla. elon mu