a dinosaur skeleton goes on sale here in the united states.the way from mongolia? ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. >>> a rather bizarre moment for baseball fans during monday night's san diego padres, rangers game when the ranger announcer began saying things on air that didn't make any sense. >> this discussion involving a 2-1 game, tying run at second, leadoff single by chase. go ahead run is at fifth on what adams is insisting on calling it a botched robbery. what actually happened was his pinchman big piece literally out of -- >> our senior medical correspondent, elizabeth cohen, is joining us with more on what may happen. he says he had a migraine. why do some people worry it might have been what's described as a ministroke. >> wolf, what happens is that those two things can cause similar problems. because what happens is that in a migraine, your vessels can dilate and constrict, t

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she is basically morgan skeletonized after being in the field for three months.lthough there was some soft tissue what can you teak forensically from a body that has been skeletonized. >> take x-rays looking for evidence of bull let or any other injuries and you have to collect all of the forensic evidence including dna, blood, all different areas, all the different body cavities if anything was there looking for -- >> would you be able to tell, doctor if she had been raped. >> if skeletonized probably not. depending how much soft tissue and dna evidence is there. >> judge jeanine: is it normal for a body to decompose in three months. >> she disappeared in early october and it was fairly warm and you have to consider factor because in the exposed air there is animal activity during the winter season, a lot of things can happen. >> judge jeanine: what is interesting about this, mark, and i will go back to you for a second. her body is found in the middle of a 750-acre farm. whoever took the body from where it was last left had to go through fields and a creek and

. >> as crime rises they have a skeleton force of officers to serve them. >> why injuries sustained on the job are putting pressure on the depleted department. >> this is the bay area's news station, kron 4 news at 11:00, starts now. >> wee girn with that officer involved shooting -- we begin with that officer involved shooting. kron 4's reggie kumar is live and has more on what happened. >> reporter: authorities say the shooting happened when police officers confronted parolee paul morales. he started fighting with the police officers and they realized he had a hand gun. >> reporter: investigators were arriving on scene monday evening, the shooting happened in this neighborhood while police police officers were serving an arrest warrant for paul morales. he was wanted for parole violations and charged with child abuse. the resident has a criminal history. investigators say one officer shot paul morales to protect himself and his partner. she knows the people who linat the home where the shooting happened -- who live at the home where the shooting happened. >> i know the family very we

but you cannot let the skeleton died. -- die. [applause] >> thank you all for your comments. although legislative aides who are here tonight -- >> [inaudible] >> pardon me? >> ok, i did not receive anything. >> basically, ed lee, i love ed lee. sorry. it does, dear mr. mayor. my name is timothy edward doyle, social security number [unintelligible] in the ccap county adult limited assisted person recipient. my question is -- why has the fiscal figure not been tied to inflation or increased in the past 14 years? waxman name is richard. earlier i turned in a speaker card. >> ok. >> thank you. i want to have the department's attention. there are more smoke pot and flowers -- smoke pots than flowers in the square. recently the spacing was not fixed or replaced for the last week. i was going to speak about the congestion of traffic in stockton, but lots of speakers touch the subject. i went to the department of public works, who was supposed to monitor the sidewalks and streets. mainly these stores in stockton, they use the street as a storage area. they put boxes. many of those st

i don't know. >> reporter: he could give the skeleton to a museum.t john likes the idea of the mammoth staying here. after all, he lived here first. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> awfully large creature. >> quite a find. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," a battle of the stars over a business deal that went bad. >> stephen baldwin accuses kevin costner of cheating him out of a multimillion-dollar investment. now, they're meeting in court. find out all

. >> everyone has skeletons in their closet. >> this is the first bone. >> reporter: this iowa man has more than that. >> sometimes i get tired of moving bones around. >> reporter: john and his two sons were hunting for berries in the woods behind their iowa home whempb they spotted something, well, mammoth. >> i said, boys, that's a really big bone. >> turns out it's a femur. the thigh bone of a mammoth. there's a reason they're called that t knee joint is the size of a soccer ball. john called in the pros. archaeologist and pail you knowtologyist from the university of iowa. so farther they've unearthed 30 bones, vertebra, rib bones, even toes the size of walnuts. >> pretty sure i knew what we had biggest animal that walked around here. >> scientists say mammoths were common in places like iowa some 12,000 years ago. they weighed up to 10 on thes. >> i believe this to be late ice age in age. >> the prehistoric find has created some modern problems, john won't give us his last name because he's worried strangers might dig up his yard. >> there's what to do with all of those big bones.

now it will send the skeleton back where it came from, mongolia.esting. >> even older than i am. >> i wasn't going to go there. >> kate, you like pizza? >> obviously. >> tonight's moments you may have missed. all the pizza chains, all on capitol hill today, no? not for a pizza party but fighting to keep calorie counts off their in-store menus. here's a look at how many calories you rack up with just one slice. but the chains say they're not trying to hide nutrition information. th >> most of our customers in pizza stores order online or over the phone. they don't look at a menu board and make their decision that way. we're not only doing it in a way that's expensive for the small businessperson. we're doing in it a way that would be too confusing. >> congress required this menu labeling as part of the health care reform law. while it may not have bipartisan support, pizza -- maybe we need mayor bloomberg to broker this one. >> you stole my line. they can throw the calorie counts at me. i'm still eating the pizza. >> yeah. i was looking at a menu th

. >> it should be concern for the city of oakland because what crime rises the only have a skeleton force of officers available. public safety is certainly in jeopardy. >> james: 10 police academies are scheduled for the next few months that to help. those officers should be ready for patrol next year >> justine: . san francisco police undercover last night at the giants' game. >> justine: last year a fight left bryan stow one of the participants with brain damage. the this is the first time that the police have used this type of tactic and a giants game. as a looking, some fans did get physical. this is what fans were doing in the stands and it looks like in the parking lot. a fight broke out after an a's fan apparently poured beer on a female giants fan. the giants fan gets knocked to the ground and in several a's fans start kicking him. police showed up to break up the fight. >> james: yesterday the judge denied a request for a mistrial in the case of a man accused of beating a priest. the man says he cannot get a fair trial. we have video of william lynch, he is wearing the red tie he

they are not worried about them being burned as well as a skeleton of the place collapsing. and they basically reinforce some of the things. >> now, the security guard. he says that 15 minutes before the place -- was set on fire, that started on fire, we don't know the cause yet. he was aroused -- he was surrounded by three men and then came the fire. that's why the fire department believes it was suspicious activity. the atf, they don't know the cause of the fire. should take several weeks for them to collect. and find out. >> back to you. >> we will check it out throughout the morning. >>> new this morning. crews are on the scene at the fire. and it started before 4:00. on telegraph avenue. and it has been put out. but the fire crews are watching to see if any hot spots of pop up. and the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> not a whole lieutenant of action in last night's ethics commission here. and suspension of ross mirkarimi. that's when he begins live testimony in front of the commission. he could be thrown out of the office by mayor ed lee who charged miscond

official says this skeleton was brought to the united states illegally. york and the company who held the auction say it acted in good faith. u.s. officials want to recover the skeleton and return it to mongolia. >>> i like hearing that the u.s. wants to do that as opposed to the mongolian government calling the u.s. government saying, give us back our bones. >> nice to know. >> it was it mongolia, who was the president when the dinosaur lived? i know, i mean, there were no borders. >> quick test, who is the current president? for an expanded look at all our news, head to our blog, cnn.com/earl will istart. >>> bombshell news out of the jerry sandusky case, shocking allegations that his own adopted son has. saying that he was abused as well by the former penn state coach. a live report from outside the courthouse, next. ♪ [ slap! ] [ slap! slap! slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums [ female announcer ] improve th

the skeleton was sold at auction for a million dollars. of the great racehorses of all time set records at the kentucky derby in belmont stakes in 1973. some say he set a record at the preakness. today the maryland racing commission holds a hearing to consider requests from the horse's owner that would settle a decades old controversy. carlos diaz from hln sports is here to talk about this case. >> it has been almost 40 years. a look back. they have instant replay in football and basketball and baseball. little bit in baseball. hockey. now they want instant replay in this certain race. basically what happened in 1973, at the preakness, two timers said that secretariat ran the race in a minute and 53 and two-fifths. but the official time was recorded as a minute 55 and changed to 54 and two-fiths. the reason is such a big deal is because of the change and that means he would have the record for how fast he ran that preakness as well as the record for the kentucky derby that year and also the belmont stakes which means that not only would he

the grave is just the latest of more than 100 vampire skeletons discovered in bulgaria over recent years. here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the today. the dow will open at 12,414 after skyrocketing 286 points. the s&p soared 29. overseas trading in tokyo the nikkei rose 106 points while in hong kong the hang seng gained 157. speculation the u.s. and europe will help their economies sent stocks surging. hopeful investors clung to comment from a trio of federal reserve officials indicating the central bank might need to take new action to support economic growth. in other words, stimulus. today traders will be listening for any similar hints from fed chief ben bernanke's testimony before congress on the nation's economic health. and adding to investors hopes the fed's beig ebook survey contradicted last week's dismal job reports with reports of nationwide growth. the result sent the dow back into positive territory for 2012 after last friday's selloff wiped out the year's gains. home builders rallied helped by a strong earns report from hovnainan enterprises and rising

explore deep inside a bone or solve a skeleton at bone zone. and that's your "early today" event of the day, lynn. >> that sounds like fun. >> it does. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. well, alex trebek's health is not in jeopardy. he's up and in good spirits at a los angeles hospital as he recovers from a mild heart attack. the 71-year-old trebek who's hosted jeopardy for 28 years is fully recovered and expected to be back to work in july. >>> buzz reports that zack gal a fa na cass will mair longtime girlfriend. >> what's so funny? >> this next part is kind of funny. it includes a drawing of the cup i by galifianakis that makes him look like, quote, a little troll while quinn is a stunning tall blond princess. >> he's funny to look at. he's funny, period. >>> uggy, the canine star of the oscar winning film, "the artist" became the first dog to put his paw prints in cement outside the landmark the chinese theater. there you go. i thought it was the "frazier dots, but i was corrected. >> is that the

. >> it's kind of a little joke that most people have skeletons in their closet and they're trying to keep them hidden. me, i want to bring all my skeletons out and show them to everyone and see if we can't get them back to their loved ones. >> reporter: surae chinn, 9 news now. >> if you happen to recognize one of those models as a loved one, the first step is contact your local police department. they'll have a dna collection kit. inside there is something to take a swab of your dna and on www.wusa9.com we've got a link to a database with 15,000 missing and unidentified people they hope to match with those who may have loved them. >>> do you love, do you own or have a loved one who owns a 1993 or 2004 jeep grand cherokee? coming up at 5:30 the government safety investigation into these vehicles. >> then a little later on respect your elders, that's a lesson for new york mid schoolers and they obviously never -- middle schoolers and they obviously never learned it. >> reporter: i'm anita brikman live in bethesda. we're trying to beat the heat and the ice cream truck just pulled up, b

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they didn't know dunbar, they new the skeleton, but didn't know him. they didn't know the world he lived in. they didn't know his friends. they didn't know anything about him that he was born in 1872 in dayton, ohio, graduated. so the learned the first lesson every write er must learn, you'll learn it the hard way or start from the beginning. don't be with afraid, tear it up, start over again. or go in and say i have got to move this, i have got to change this. the formal word gets revision. you'll revise and revise until you figure, i can't revise anymore and send it to the editor, we have lots of revision with this. revising is 90 percent of writing. i wrote that very first book in 1971. it didn't get published until 1982. no i don't have to work on books that long anymore. but that first one, learn how to rewrite, restructure, move things. i have written many more biographies. i have learned the most important thing, you must tell a good story, character, setting, action, and idea. you have it in fiction as well as non fiction. some where along the

unique footage was momentous for the entire buddhist world everybody present expected to see a human skeleton it's the only video of it to get off body now filming him is forbidden. i did the right thing refusing to be there when i was examined you see when those people saw his body they were shocked. dr alexei as jeff has been watching over it's a ghost body for ten years and there is no vacuum there so the body is supposed to decay but the immune system somehow maintains the balance much of the body less frequently now there are no changes whatsoever so there's no need to fuss over it just. to rule the tests were carried out we realized that the science was a dead end the scientists took samples of hair and nails and everything suggested that it was a living person. to understand this phenomenon or topsy is required but we called for the body is sacred. in january two thousand and five the head of russia's buddhists banned any medical examination of the ridiculous body. one explanation is that he is in a very deep meditation you may be consciously and must himself into a state where all the

skeleton remains were found two years later but recent dna testing positively identified the remains as hers. >> our hope now lies with you, our friends, our neighbors and the community. if you know anything at all about cindy's disappearance please come forward and help close cindy's case. >> police need help identifying this man who was once her boyfriend. he went by the name of mike or michael. >>> the lead singer of metallica is trying to find the killer of a virginia tech student. >> if you have seen the person in this sketch please contact your local police or submit your information online. >> a public service announcement is part of the effort to solve the morgan harrington case. she disappeared after a metallica concert in 2009. her remains were found in a field ten miles from the site of the concert. dna links the attacker to an assault in 2005. metallica is offering a $50,000 reward in the case. >>> president obama and mitt romney heading to ohio for duelling rallies. the president holds listen event in cleveland. shoiz a key battleground state. they have spent more on ads

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some believe the skeleton was smuggled out of mongolia. government in that country apparently demanding it to be returned. jamie: i wouldn't want to pay the shipping on that one. ♪ [singing] bill: i just like the song. jamie: you've been getting all your favorites today. bill: digging it. jamie: growing tensions with the supposed ally in the fight against tere tere terror. the u.s. is reaching the end of it's rope with syria. the u.s. now said to be considering new covert commando raids against militant groups in pakistan. joining us live captain chuck nash, a former captain and fox news analyst . nice to see you. >> nice to be back with you, jaime. jamie: when we trained the afghan forces, which the u.s. has done with success, was it not in the back of our minds that we might need them to cross the border on ours and their behalf? >> possibly on our behalf, and possibly to secure the border, but i don't know that we ever contemplated doing combined raids inside pakistan, because probably back then we were looking at that being really an o