in the film jurassic park, a t. rex out i’u ns film jurassic park, a t. osaurs might not be the ferociously fast predators we've all seen in phones likejurassic park. researchers at manchester university field a t. rex in particular may have been pretty slow. less usain bolt and more of a tortoise, perhaps. let's talk to one of the research is behind the study who's from the school of earth and environmental studies at the university of manchester. thanks for being with us. how fast or slow was t. rex then, according to your calculation is? what we reckon is that you couldn't actually get t. rex to go faster than a walk. but t. rex to go faster than a walk. but t. rex had long walk —— long legs, so a walking cheese breaks could go at around 20mph. is not as large, but not a fast runner. what is the science behind the theory? we digitise every single bone in a t. rex gallatin and assembled it in a computer. we put muscles on this gallatin based on a dissection work we'd donald crocodiles and birds, and produced an anatomically realistic model. we gave it to

bone size, density, and movement to determine the t-rex was limited to walking speeds. simulation shows the prehistoric beast is less stealth predator and more awkward park jogger. at its fastest, an adult t-rex can reach 12 miles per hour left in the dust by the olympian running 28 miles per hour and the average human is even faster. >> i'm a little bit disappointed, i have to say, not necessarily surprised, but i was hoping for it to be a bit quicker. >> reporter: the new research has rock the science community and how we understand the monsters of our past. >> not fast enough to be a predator, maybe just a scavenger in the environment. >> reporter: that doesn't fit hollywood's image of the ruler of the rock. predator versus scavenger at this point still unclear, though the t-rex homes one key title for now. scientists believe he had the strongest jaw of any animal to ever roam earth. ten times more powerful than the alligator. >>> and captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, july 20th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." senator john mccain begins what could be

and up next, the t-rex.ting around was no small "feet." >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by the american petroleum institute. visit www.powerpastimpossible.org. >> mason: finally tonight, you've been to the museum, seen "jurassic park," talked to your kids, and you're ready to declare you're up to speed on the tyrannosaurus rex. well, scientists say not so fast. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: it's one of the most iconic moments in steven spielberg's legendary "jurassic park." an angry t-rex charges at a group of terrified researchers, who look like they don't stand a chance. but you may not need four-wheel drive to escape when you've got two feet. a new study suggests the tyrannosaurus could barely run at all. >> t-rex was quite a lot slower than people have thought. >> reporter: professor william selers, who led the study, says the prehistoric beast was so big its legs would have buckled under the high speeds of 45 miles per hour it was once believed to run. >> the problem wit

but of course, t rex had really long legs, so a walking t rex can go at around 12 mph. we digitised every single bone in the t rex skeleton, and reassembled it together in a computer. and then we put muscles on the skeleton based from dissection work we've done on crocodiles and birds, so we produce a very anatomically realistic model. and then we actually gave this to a robotic simulator, which uses artificial intelligence, machine learning algorithms, to try and work out how such an animal could have moved. and initially, we got quite good speeds. it could run at around 18 mph. and then we realised that, actually, the forces it was applying to the skeleton were just too high. and that a t rex running at 80 mph would probably have shattered its legs. so in terms of what the implications of that are, what does that mean? i mean, would t rex then have struggled against other predators if it is not as fast as we thought? the thing is, we think that most predators of that sort of size would probably be quite similar in terms of their speed. so, what it really means is that

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the t-rex can only run 12 miles per hour. i think i was hoping it toa bit bigger. >> maybe they're not fast enough to be a predator at all. >> a scan jer doesn't fit hollywood's image of the ruler of the rock. predator versus scavenger at this point. scientists believe he has the strongest jaw of any animal ever to roam earth. ten times more than the alligator. >> my 5-year-old than ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ health care works best when it's centered around one thing: you. we are kaiser permanente and we believe that with better research, the right medicine, and connected and comprehensive care, we're helping millions thrive. ♪ visit kp.org/wearekp to learn more. >>> oh, my goodness. one couple's gender reveal didn't go as planned. the ball was supposed to break open showing the powder color. the ball hit her in the face. it's supposed to blow pink or blue powder. >> you can't even laugh at that. >> very painful. >>> on that note, welcome back. >>> hoar's to not getting hit in the face. gayle is off so bianna lo good morning. >>

t-rex could not run.not have been able to because it had such a large body mass. >> skeletal stress analysis showed the t-rex could go no faster than 12 miles an hour not exactly the speed you need to chase down a prey. >>> first dodgeball then tag. there's money to be made in our old games. >> so heck this out. the world chase tag league. present sport mixes tag with an obstacle course. it's apparently played in more than a dozen countries including here in the u.s. >> it's set up in rounds and if you avoid being tagged while staying inbounds you earn points tagging above the neck or below the waist. not allowed. >> wait, they have rules to this game of tag. >> they have rules and serious skill. >> yeah, and they're making money doing this. >> tag,up with good morning washington. it's july 19, 2017. we made it to hump day. your forecast is moments away-- but first here are some of the morning's top stories. the latest effort to repeal the affordable care act-- appears to be dead. three republican senator

also could a t-rex outrun a jeep.'s today's eye opener at 8:00. >> the white house confirmed president trump and russian president vladimir putin spoke twice during the g-20 summit. >> everything is different. no white house aid or national security adviser was present. >> mitch mcconnell is going to hold a vote on repealing obamacare without a replacement even though he knows it is going to fail. >> thousands of people have been forced from their homes by a massive fast moving wildfire. >> fire crews are coming in from all over california. >> it started on sunday but exploded in size over the last 24 hours. >> amid growing pressure in the minnesota bureau held a press conference where they did release new details. >> this has been o.j. simpsons home since 2008 but many people believe his harsh sentence is pay back. >> it's day two of russia week at the late show. i took to the streets of st. petersburg russia to talk to ordinary russians. >> do you know who i am. >> yeah i know you. >> who am i? >> who am i? >> you'r

we all assumed t—rex were fast. on the back. we all assumed t-rex were fast.ed that if you do that, the force on the hind limbs isjust you do that, the force on the hind limbs is just too you do that, the force on the hind limbs isjust too big. the legs would have broken at that speed. so we had to slow the assimilation down toa we had to slow the assimilation down to a walk and that's the only way you can make it plausible. still scary. it walks about 12 mph because it has huge legs and it still has big tease. still scary but not fast. how does this change thoughts that have been around for a while. palaeontologists love have been around for a while. palaeontolog ists love to have been around for a while. palaeontologists love to disagree with each other. one thought t—rex of the superfast 45 miles an hour predator. another school of thought didn't think it was as fast. and what it did was go fairly slowly and scavenge or perhaps it was an ambush hunter. what our work has shown is that there was no way it was ever catching up with thejurassic park animal. are

researchers now say that t-rex actually could not run.ould not have been able to because it had such a large body mass. >> so skeletal stress analysis showed the t-rex could go no faster than 12 miles an hour so those guys would have been fine. not exactly the speed you need to chase down a prey. >>> first dodgeball, now tag. there's money to be made in our old games. >> yeah, so check this out. this is the world chase tag league. the pro sport mixes tag with an obstacle course. it's apparently played in more than a dozen countries including here in the u.s. >> it's set up in rounds and if you avoid being tagged while staying inbounds, you earn points. tagging above the neck or below the waist, not allowed. >> wait, they actually have rules to this game of tag. >> they have rules and serious skill. >> yeah, and they're making money doing this. >> tag, you're it. >> a game of tag. camera. more news after this. pepsoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i

. >>> see how you could outrun the t-rex. >>> but first, the weirdest story of the day, a drowned, and we'll explain the bizarre but hilarious story. >>> and this is the heat index which is why we do not suggest you exercise in the evening. we'll come back and track the heat index for you and talk about which days are yellow weather alerts. , >>> welcome to the future, friends. here is something we department think we would be telling you today, a memorial has formed in georgetown in honor of a robot who drowned. >> hard not to laugh through this one but a few days ago, a security robot toppled into a water fountain at the washington harbor. >> he had a name. >> yeah. the robot was steve. and even though he was only on the job for a week, you know? >> he to bes like -- looks like a hard-boiled egg. >> there was attention. >> one person said we were promised flying cars and instead we got a suicidal robot and another with a box of tissues and batteries. [laughter] >> the company that made the robot is delivering a new one for free but once it sees the temperatures, it's likely to plunge

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jogger. >> that's why i you never know when t rex is going to come out. i love that his little legs would snap. i feel better about this. dog flu cases are on the rise spreading across the country. i have not heard about this before. it is dangerous and can be deadly and highly contagious. it can spret at pet daycare centers. chris gordon has more on a new vaccine. >> this 6-year-old boxer drinks plenty of water because her owner knows how dangerous dehydration can be on a hot day like this in the dog park. but another danger dogs face this summer which owners may not know about is a potentially deadly dog flu that is spreading after starting in florida. some owners aren't sure if their dog has been protected. >> when we take her tohe vaccinations. it is probably in that cocktail that she gets. >> reporter: vets say dogs can catch the flu coming into contact with each other at kennels, doggy daycare and dog parks like this one. cona is a 6-year-old husky german shepherd mix. her owner says he intends to get her vaccinated. >> she is at the dog park all th

for years many paleontologists have theorized that the t-rex could probably run at about 35-45 miles per hour. thats fast enough to catch most terrified humans. but scientists at the university of manchester in england disagree. they say the iconic predator likely couldn't run at all! according to the new study-- because of its size and weight, the predator would actually have broken its legs had it tried to break into a full sprint. researchers say their study may force scientists and movie directors to rethink the classic dinosaur. there is much more ahead on good morning washington. sam sweeney-- what are you working on for 5 o-clock? you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. a robbery at a prince george's county home, ending with gunfire. the investigation happening now to find

. >> what's happening now with this in the film we were told by richard atenpboro t rex can run at 32ur and the scientists in manchester released find tingz can only run 12 miles per hour. so they were 20 miles per hour off. >> when did that movie come out did they take all the research. >> i don't know why it took all these years and decades. >> somebody just saw it. >> for the first time. >> and somebody's kid and who works there. >> and t rex cannot run 32 miles an hour. >> i saw this amazing movery. >> only 1 it miles an hour. >> i feel bad for bumming people out with the news. >> it's the news you have to report it. >> you cannot go to a and let dinosaurs live. >> when do we get review of emogi movie. >> couple weeks. >> not terribly over the top. >> he's doing his adulty. >> go to the forecast. they could come one a more clever line than that. that's not really a home run in my opinion. 7, and mid 90s lightser today 99 expected high with cartered storm litter today and heat, humidity, haze, it's all here to stay. unfortunately quod orange care qualingty this afternoon and look a

and, sprinter or slowcoach new research shows how the mighty t. rexmight be more of a tortoise than a hair. we'll retail new why later on. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm leah boleto. england are through to the final of the women's cricket world cup. england and scotland prepare to meet at the women's euros. and not only is she quick, she's greater — i'll be finding out about the artistic side of one of the british stars competing here at the world para athletics championships. what an incredible finish it was — england's cricketers beating south africa in the semifinals of the cricket world cup with just two balls to spare. our reporter patrick gearey was watching in bristol. have you got your breath back yet? not quite! what a game of cricket that was. no—one who saw it will get it in that was. no—one who saw it will get itina that was. no—one who saw it will get it in a hurry. it went down to the final over, the finalfew deliveries, where at last the grounds could breathe in relief. england have reached the world cup final, and all this on a si

big as a t-rex. >> when everybody else told him he was crazy, he just said, "no, i'm gonna build dinosaurswas almost an engineer when it came to dinosaurs. >> can it survive without him? >> a lot of attractions that were the vision of a single person, all of a sudden they're gone, demolished. >> depends on his daughter... >> when you have an absolute passion, you think that other people feel the same way you do. >> his granddaughter... >> are you living on the edge, kiki, to make this all happen? >> a little bit. >> and his great-granddaughter. >> has your mom ever said, "we need to talk about the future of the park"? >> never. [ door creaks ] [ wind h

new creatures are coming as well like a zombie, the boroughs, and a t rex. >> ihop celebrating his 59thirthday by offering $.59 pancakes from 7 am until 7 pm tonight. you can get a short stack for just $0.59 at all participating international house of pancakes. the offers limited to one set of pancakes per customer but we could see some lines around at ihop. >>> there is a push to install more bus only lanes in san francisco. the $300 billion project to create bus rapid transit lanes on some of the busiest streets in san francisco. >>> a family outing turned to tragedy. we have new details about a san jose man who drowned rescuing two children. >>> we see that traffic is doing well around the bay area. this is a live look at highway 24 westbound. it's looking good out to the tunnel. >>> if you like cooler weather, it's looking really good. the fog has ramped up in the onshore wind has kicked in. temperatures will drop inland. we will take a look. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from our crazy delicious

jon hamm who was the character played by richard attenborough, the late richard attenborough the t rexgain, this is oh movie about dinosaurs on an island chasing humans. so university of manchester -- everything sells real. >> group of scientists said the adult t rex with its size and weight could not surpass 12 miles per hour. so steel berg you are 20 miles per hour wrong, my friend. how dare you! >> go back and do another se sequel. >> let me pull crazy math. 12 miles an hour is a five minute mile if you'll try to out run a t rex. >> still horrifying to see this coming at you. >> for the reporter i am about al gore. >> i knew you were. >> but nolan i'm mr. excited about. >> thanks kev. we'll be right back. >> it's chris nolan! >> final check on wet and traffic before we get to good day d.c. >> i was grabbing good nap. >> rock, paper, scissors. >> breaking news. you win. >> i just ruined everything. outer loop, inner loop as well of the beltway i eisenhower both entrance and exit ramps blocked off with police activity. taking a live look working on figuring out down. a possible road r

t-rex the overall picture for corporate health has been pretty good.e saw the in true here looking at companies like amazon. money going to see some come off the table. even a significant drop like that for amazon, people to not scratch their heads because it is amazon. there are sensitivities about value market. the company that missed the earnings are getting sold off quite a bit. they keep trucking along without a big reward or pat on the back. that is one sign that investors want to see good numbers from highly valued companies and we have numbers like yesterday have a little bit of a dip. have been a deal that broke down in the tech sector that spurred some lower prices on companies. i think that there are sensitivities to valuations at this level. this morning we have a gdp number that is not exactly where it could be. at the end of the day i don't think you blame the equity losses on the fundamental side. tech, we haveout to go through it. facebook, different rates for all of them. >> i think the reads on tech is that they are posting very good

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a warming trend from thursday into the weekend as high pressure strengthens. ( steve ) move over, t-rexa! details on the animal scientists say was the fiercest on the planet when dinosaurs roamed. a new study is revealing new details about dinosaurs. (catherine) it turns out. . . the tyrannosaurus-rex may not have been the top-dog among reptilian predators during the jurassic period. in fact. . .one of the top predators wasn't a dinosaur at all, but a bone-crushing relative that was more of a giant crocodile. . . .with strong teeth even larger than those of the t-rex. the animal. . . known as "razana" was 23-feet long. . .and weighed as much as 22- hundred pounds. fossil evidence unearthed in madagascar indicates that razana was at the top of the food chain in the middle jurassic period. . . 170- million years ago. ( steve )in sports... independence day does not slow down n-b-a free agency... we have the latest on what the warriors are doing...( catherine )... and the a's play a thriller at the coliseum... mark carpenter is coming up with the highlights... and all the sports... entering

if you click on buttons he falls into a manhole or a it t-rex will pick him up.ed push trump off a cliff. >> bye. >> i'm really rich. liz: bring our political power panel back. what do you think of that game? posted on rosie's twitter account. >> i -- look violent of any kind regardless of whether it a democrat oa or a republican. this is unacceptable in political discourse or any matter. i think this is inappropriate, donald trump and rosie o'donnell have had a ongoing feud for years. donald trump has said hateful things about rosie o'donnell. and on his social media accounts and et cetera, but ceasefire, no more, let's put an end to this. this goes for donald trump's rallies as well, there is no place for this in political discourse. liz: what do you think. >> this is de despicable. she has a million followers on twitter, you should respect the office of the president, it doesn't matter if you don't like him or not. this could insight silence. she should be a big individual, and not go with the narrative that democrats have been pushing, violence against the pr

include a woman wearing a hat or come to a bearded man along with animals and mythical creatures like a t. rexome in cipro, zombie will be available with the ios 11 for your iphone, ipad, macs computer and apple watch. today we give cheryl the birthday cake of og. now we can communicate with pictures. cheryl: that sums up the birthday surprise today. thumbs up on my migs. thank you very much. somebody kick off the day. we are kicking with a lot going on. coming up, the republican health care bill is collapsing in the senate. we will take a look at what is next in their battle to repeal obamacare. lea: and national security adviser susan rice will be in the hospital later this week. we'll talk about that in the back and forth she had with leaders. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. he really likes to be around people. and as soon as i start to make my breakfast, hamilton is right t

t-rex as i summarize, it's about .ounger generations student, i was able to go to yell university, duringmer vacation to win scholarships to travel. i won the prize, the money went into a kitty and that in trying tostart give something back. we're the focus in creating traveling fellowships, enabling students who don't have the means, the bartlett school, for example, to pay for the course. but with more of a focus. that in a the things way i have accumulated over those 6.5 decades, which produces an archive, a think tank, the basis for people to come together. events like the one you talked about in madrid. so, pointing the way for younger will have the responsibility for those big issues. as you know, new york has often been a venue for the discussion on the future of architecture. reading about your foundation, part of what want is to capture the heartbeat of architecture and how it can serve the future. >> architecture and infrastructure and transportation. we are on the edge of revolutions. the power as -- tower that we know today will be obsolete by 2030. charlie: driverless cars. >

basically, comey treated trump like the t-rex in "jurassic park." it makes sense. both have the same-sized hands. ( cheers and applause ) i can't tear it. with hands that small, you can't tear anything. ( laughter )s a t of weird stufn this document. for example, trump frequently referred to the scandal as "the cloud," telling comey that the russia investigation was a "cloud," and asking what he could do to "lift the cloud." mr. president, that's not a cloud. meteorologists call that a ( bleep ) storm. ( cheers and applause ) and-- in their final conversation, in their final conversation, comey writes trump said, 'i have been very loyal to you, very loyal. we had that thing, you know.' i did not reply or ask him what he meant by 'that thing.'" ( cheers and applause ) and, according to comey's testimony, "that was the last time i spoke with president trump." oh, so it has a happy ending. ( laughter ) tomorrow, comey's going to say all of this out loud and senators will get to ask him questions about it for hours. we'll have more on this. i'm pretty excited. you know

and new creatures are coming as well like a zombie, is zebra and t-rex. >>> there is a push to installbus only lanes in san francisco. a $300 million project that creates bus rapid transit lanes on some of the busiest streets in san francisco. >>> also, a family outing that became a tragedy. new information about the san jose man who drowned rescuing children. >>> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be okay in most areas. things are beginning to change. we will let you know no more coming up. >>> if i could put a weather emoji up it would be a fog bank with the breeze. it will be cooler for just about everybody today. [ music playing ] >> cheers. that is a beauty shot. that is a live picture as you hang out with the people where everybody knows your name. we are here on mornings on 2. and we welcome you back to that beauty shot here in the bay area. it's tuesday, july 18. i'm pam cook. i'm dave clark. steve paulson is here talking about -- wasn't that a beautiful shot? >> most of them are. it's tough to miss out here. what they did not show was a lot of

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it's a bone-crushing crocodile relative, with teeth even larger than those of a t-rex.he animal is known as "razana." it is 23-feet long and weighed as much as 22- hundred pounds. fossil evidence unearthed in madagascar indicates that razana was at the top of the food chain in the middle jurassic period - 170 million years ago. (james) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a crime warning for people in one east bay city. the advice police are offering for people buying and selling things online. and breaking news we are following out of new york. a police officer killed in an ambush style attack while sitting in her patrol car. the new details just into the newsroom. plus... a 3-month-old baby still in the hospital after a hit-and-run crash in the east bay. and his condition is getting worse. we'll have the latest details. (terisa) good morning i'm terisa estacio. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): .a slight chance of thunderstorms over monterey and san benito county today otherwise low cloud

and i want to show you, we have a special guest who won't talk to us, but this is my friend t rex, so can't talk but he can dance, and he can certainly cheer everybody on and give everybody high fives. there are 27500 runners in this race, but 15,000 of them are crossing the bridge here at the golden gate. they had full reign of northbound lanes. every single one of them was shut down starting at 6:00. they have started routeing all the runners onto the sidewalks because they are preparing to reopen the bridge at 9:00 this morning. so they're kind of starting to route the runners off of the road and onto the sidewalks and come back down here as they go down lincoln boulevard and head into the second half of the marathon. you can see everybody seems to still be in pretty good spirits, waving and there are a lot of runners. so we're wishing them the best of luck. they still have a long way before they cross the finish like like jorge has. we will be here live throughout the morning. back to you in the studio. >>> infateable dinosaurs, hell's angels providing traffic security. and muni.

t-rex henderson and that all white house staff will be reporting to john kelly.uge point of contention. anthony scaramucci had reveled in the fact he would be reporting directly to the president. anthony scaramucci and donald trump, are they natural bedfellows? do they make sense as a pairing. meeting is there a reason for donald trump to want to keep him close by? >> people were referring to anthony as a mini donald trump. they grew up not far from one another. just over the border into nassau county. anthony has wanted to be involved in politics for many years. he was on the finance company for mitt romney. he was supportive of scott walker and jeb bush. when they were not going to make it he switched his loyalty to donald trump and has been incredibly loyal to donald trump. the objective lesson in what happens when you fly too close to the sun and put your foot in your mouth. i think he knew it and was trying to repair it. i think he thought he would have more time to do it but he did not. for scaramucci. thank you so much. onwill have more coverage anthony sc

t-rex we have had a good strategy over the last seven or eight years where we made steady and consistentuisitions. has done extremely well. we are extending these businesses in different countries, seventh generation into the u.k. as we talk. tresseme into china. we are making these strategic on acquisitions and put global scale and reach behind that and create shareholder value as a result. we happen able to grow at about twice the rate as the market. overallg spreads, 3.4%, gross 5.5% in a market that is flat, these are good results. and driving the financial [inaudible] operating margin of improvement. guarantees as we stay in the top percentile. the great majority of acquisitions have been in home and personal care. are you going to make more acquisitions in that area or in food or both? >> we continue to look at value enhancing acquisitions and all of our categories are going, you talk about food and refreshment, the last six months we grew 4.2% and we have made acquisitions like -- that we are expanding in retail. and premium ice cream is doing well. a combination of organic growth

t-rex the single market is a constant that requires membership to the european union so we are lookingor us hair free access. we have a good relationship with socialist parties across europe and i will be in brussels having an extended meeting with michel barnier. >> that was labour party leader jeremy corbyn speaking. .ack to the deutsche bank story john mcfarland says he is confident much of the trading activity involving the euro will remain centered in the city of london. right thing is to retain a significant portion of that in the u k and that is what we are looking for a free-trade agreement. was john mcfarland speaking. mark, when you look at financials across europe, much has been made about frankfurt and dublin. >> it is certainly not going to disappear. the network effect when you have one cell phone is viable, but more a little more viable. same thing happens with financial hubs. when you have one financial institution, not really tough to move. i think it is going to be very difficult and suddenly all shift frankfurt.nd still ramifications are unknown when it comes to the

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characters include a yoga emoji, a woman breast-feeding, a mind blown emoji, a job-wearing, and even a t-rexrian: i have no idea why we use them? >> really? it just adds to the conversation. brian: we have these things called letters and words. >> and emojis. ainsley: he's antifriends. changed his radio show. now he's antiemoji. steve: there's actually a university naturally. and they realize when you think in emojis, you think a different way, so it's actually beneficial. brian: right. and i guess i think in a different way because i like the old way. by the way, my prompter, all symbols. all emojis. a terrorist who killed an american soldier gets an 8 million-dollar payday fill canada. but that soldier's widow may never get a dime. how could that happen? rob schmidt on deck. steve: and it's the feud everyone is talking about this morning. ann coulter versus american airlines. so what really happened on that plane? ann coulter joins us live from florida coming up courtship then. courtship now. even though courtship has become less strict, we remain strict as ever when it comes to our standa

. >> rex and i had a tremendous meeting yesterday. with president putin. >> everybody trying tk is one thing. actions are another. heave confronted president put-in. he made it the first thing he talked about. we have to see where it goes from here. >> meeting with russia. the most significant of the more than a dozen discussions the president had with foreign leaders. at one point, daughter ivanka filling in at the main table. while the president appeared more comfortable personally on the world stage. he also seems more isolated on policy points. like trade and especially climate. after pulling out of the paris agreement, promising to renegotiate it. the communique released from the summit, singles out the u.s. and pointedly calls the deal irreversible. with the white house, downplaying the division. >> get one of your friend to agree to have dinner tonight is really hard. >> hallie jackson reporting. new, are you having a hard time paying for your home? you're not alone. nearly 40 million american households can't afford their housing. according to the ar whopping, 146% in t

said to putin and what putin actually said back to him about hacking t hacking the 2016 sfwleeks we don't. what's interesting about what rex tillerson said is that -- what he said is that the american people -- that the president expressed what the american people were concerned about with respect to the russian interference in the election. he didn't say that the president expressed his concerns or his grave concerns about what happened with russian interference in the election. i thought that was an interesting -- whether it was a choice or not in terms of how he prays phrased that. it was interesting. the other thing that was highlighted is the fact that the credibility problem this white house has of their own making really came into play today because nobody really knows whether to believe the readout that rex tillerson provided where he seemed to infer that the president was more direct with vladimir putin or whether one should believe the statements of lavrov moua indicated that the president was much more consiliaer to and more accepting of the russian position. and unfortunately it was lavrov's statements that tra

some iseyisis cells will have t flushed out and the city faces an expensive and massive reconstruction. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson is in turkey trying to mend fences with the u.s. ally. he says he knows relations are strained right now. is hopeful of improving tillerson spoke after a number of meetings with turkey's president. turkey is a key supporter in the fight against isis. >>> a new york state trooper is dead and authorities say a u.s. soldier killed him. police say the trooper was sp violence call in northern new york. as he approached the home, he was shot. officers say the active duty army infantry man killed his wife and shot another woman inside the house. she's expected to survive. the suspect surrendered to troopers. >>> a massive fire broke out at lond london's camden market. more than 70 firefighters battled the flames. it's not clear yet if there are any injuries. the cause of the fire and extent of the damage isn't know. >>> two people are nursing wounds after running of the bulls in spain. today's run was one of the fastest so far at two minutes and 19 seconds. hundreds of people take

amy: i want to turn to rex tillerson speaking wednesdayay ahead of their meeting with the presidt t ofussia and the foreign minister. >> i think the important aspect of this is that this is where we have begun, an effort to begin to rebuild confidence between theelves and russia at military level, but also the diplomatic level. i think it is an effort that serves both of our interests as well as the broader interest of the international comommunity, e hope, that this is going to be the beginning of other important areas that need to be addressed in order to strengthen our relationship. but we are at the very beginning. i would say at this point, it is difficult to say exactly what the russians are russia's intentions are. i think that is the most important part of this meeting, to have a good exchange between president trump and p president puputin over what they both sees the nature of this relationship between our countries. amy: you have among the things that we think are going to be addressed, north korea, ukraine, syria >> -- nuclear issues. and nato issues. amy: on ukraine, what

t london. us secretary of state has claimed that russia and china are of partly to blame for north korea's recent missile tests. rextillerson says moscow and beijing are quote the principal economic enablers of pyongyang's weapons programs and he went on to say that the two countries have a unique and special responsibility therefore for the ongoing threat to regional stability as far as the government responded to that accusation it comes after the north test fired another missile into the sea of japan for the second time now just this month shortly after that the north koreans tested along with the u.s. so the south koreans of the north koreans the south koreans and the u.s. let's get this right on their own joint missile exercise solve currently looking to increase its ballistic missile power in response to the perceived threat from its neighbor now the united states congress recently approved additional sanctions against north korea in a bill that also targets a ran and russia human rights attorney eric serapion told us over that washington has not figured out how best to deal with pyongyang even now. you know

massive demonstration came the same day secretary of state rex tillerson praised president erdogan and his government while speaking in istanbul at t the world petroleum cocongress conferencece where he was receiving the lifetime achievement award for his work as the longtime head o of exxonmobil. >> i take this moment to recognize their courage and honor the victims of the events of july 15, 2016. it was on that day at the turkish people exercised their rights under the turkish constitution, defended their place in a proper us turkey. -- prosperous turkey. we rememember those who were injured or died in that event. amy: "the new york times" is saying a team of international investigators were s surveilledo have been dispatched to mexico to investigate the high-profile disappearance of 43 students at the teachers college in guerrero in 2014. the international investigators included some of latin america's most prominent lawyers who had been granted a form of diplomatic immunity. "the times" has also reported the mexican government also used the spying software called pegasus to spy on mexican human rights activists a and journanali

coming up on r t america the israeli prime minister criticizes the syrian cease fire agreement arranged by the united states russia and jordan. and secretary of state rex tillerson announces a ban on american citizens from traveling to north korea following the death of auto warm beer. and the f.b.i. issues and unprecedented warning to parents about the dangers of smart toys those stories and more coming right up. it's friday july twenty first four pm in washington d.c. i'm an election and you're watching our team there. israel's prime minister is unhappy with the ceasefire in southern syria that the united states russia and jordan managed to achieve during the g twenty summit israeli prime minister minister benjamin netanyahu thinks it will jeopardize israel's national security and empower iran in the meantime moscow responded by saying it will take israel's concerns into account archies oleksiak jackie has that report during the g twenty summit two weeks ago when donald trump and vladimir putin met face to face for the first time a major shift in middle eastern politics to place the two presidents along with jordan agreed on a ceasefire in southern s