from the t-rex? it's been theorized that birds have evolved from dinosaurs, and many paleontologists have believed that the bird appeared suddenly in evolutionary time. but in discovery for, there have been evolution from dinosaurs to birds. very good to have you back on the show. i think its hard for people, and certainly it's hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that a canary or mocking bird could have descended from a giant, meat-eating t rex, but at this point there is little doubt that that is the case. >> i know it's a wild idea, but birds are dinosaurs in the same way that wolf is a type of mammal is a type of amphibian. humming birds, canaries and ostriches are dinosaurs. so dinosaurs are not extinct. >> how did they turn from these massive animals into these tiny birds? >> yes, when we think of meat-eating dinosaurs we think of things like t-rex and athletes 40-foot long, five-ton predators. but it was not the story of a t-rex turning into a bird overnight. that's not how evolution wor

the t-rex stood in the shadow and this is a dinosaur to earth and recently-discovered fossil saying iteatures as big as cars. >> reporter: picture a crocodile bigger than the t-rex on earth, about 15 meters long and given necks like a bird and a two meter sale on the back and clawed forearms and jaws as long as a man and powerful tail and you have what scientists say is the biggest and baddest dinosaur ever discovered. if that wasn't enough they say the spinasaurous was the first to over take the waterways. >> the spinasaurous is the largest predator to date, 50 feet long and it's special in the category of olympic record for dinosaurs but for science it broke another barrier that i think is scientifically more important for us. it is an animal that adapted to living in water. >> reporter: abraham is the man who helped rediscover this dinosaur and lived 95 million years ago and long been known to scientists, but the only skeleton uncovered early last century in egypt was destroyed during world war ii. when abraham found bones from the saraha desert he knew how significant it would be a

. >> it's 7 times bigger than the t-rex. it's named after the battleships in the 20th century, the name means fear nothing. >> this is the first of its species and it's most complete fossil ever of the gargantuan group. >> the bones are 77 million years old. they could have done little more than eat to support that massive frame. >> we appreciate your time, see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news tonight," the breaking news, the death of joan rivers. word now of an investigation, what her daughter is now saying. plus our interview with the comic legend, what she said about johnny carson, the moment that broke her heart, taking me inside her new york apartment. >>> also breaking, one of the most wanted men in the world. who is the american man allegedly helping isis with their terror? is he the man behind so many of their videos raised right here in america. >>> severe storms on the move tonight. flash floods, drivers stranded, and this evening the new hurricane gaining strength. >>> and the shark attack, the two you

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scientists have unveiled a fossil that sheds on a giant predatory dinosaur that was larger than the t rex. >> studies confirm this dinosaur spent much of its time in water, unlike any other dinosaur. the fossil was found in morocco. >> this is a spinosaurus, a gigantic predator from prehistoric times. the 15 meter long dinosaur was dangerous in water and on land. >> we imagine animal paddling away like a duck with a long neck like a bird. but like a crocodile, powering its way with a very significant tail and a head that looked pretty much like a crocodile, so it's a chimeric -- a combination of a burden crocodile. >> the dinosaur hunted for sharks in water. unlike many other predatory dinosaurs, hawk -- it walked on its two hind legs on land. >> there is no modern day equivalent to spinosaurus and no texting to animals that really look anything like it, so it's like working on an extraterrestrial, like working on an alien. >> researchers at the university of chicago have reconstructed the largest ever known carnivorous dinosaur, even bigger than the term and a source rex. >> the spinosau

. >> my favourite thing was the t rex. >> reporter: have you seen anything like this before? >> i've never seen anything like this before at all. >> reporter: did you imagine that lego could create anything like this? >> no. but imagine if it can. you can make so many things out of rectangular bricks of lego. >> when you are three or four, lego is a thing of possibility, but not a deal of variety and engine uty in terms of things you produce. as we see from the artist, almost anything becomes possible. like this little house that i made. it has a window, a door and a little lego man outside. >> it's not the sort of box houses and farm yard scoops that you normally see in the living room at home. >> is your message that anyone can do this and should, or is it rarified hart that should stay rarified art. >> i want to inspire, that's the goal, to inspire others. if they want to take on these projects, i inspire them to do so. >> he has been described as a sure realist mash-up of forms and artists, it makes sense when you look at his leg scream for lago mona leasa. eat your heart

longer than the t. rex. that makes it the largest predatory dinosaur to walk the earth. it has teeth made for eating fish suggesting is spent most of its time in the water. new details service about what rate rice told the nfl about the domestic violence incident in the elevator. >> hazmat crews make a gruesome discovery at a home in massachusetts. >> convicted school shooter is captured after escaping prison. captured after escaping prison. mereh x ta.at hazmat crews are going through a house in massachusetts. this is where the bodies of three babies were found yesterday. it is not clear how the children died but authorities say the home was infested with vermin and was in such squalor that it was condemned. four other children were removed from the home last month. in a woman lives in the home was arrested related to living conditions. it is not clear how she is related to the children. convicted high-school killer is back behind bars after he escaped from prison. he is serving three life sentences in ohio. he was 17 years old when he shot and killed three classmates a

commons in 2010 and the northern ireland assembly a year later, but the legacy will be debated for years to come. >>> it was bigger than a t-rexeasted on massive sharks. it's the sipinosaurus. >> reporter: picture a crocodile landed on the biggest t-rex ever unearthed, jaws as long as a man, and a powerful tail, and you have what scientists say is the biggest dinosaur ever discovered, and they say he was the first to take to and dominate the prehistoric waterways. >> the spinosaurus is the largest predator to date, 50 feet long. but for science, it's -- it broke another barrier that i think is scientifically more important. it is an animal that has adapted to living in water. >> it was not only the only dinosaur in the water, but the only dinosaur in the water of this size. >> reporter: the huge predator lived 95 million years ago, and had long been known to scientists. but the only schedule ton uncovered previously was destroyed during world war ii. when this man met a bone seller in morocco, he has a suspension of what it might be. >> we took a section of the femur to look at the details. >> reporter: analysis of the bones s

suggests this 95-million-year- old predatory creature was 9 feet longer than the t-rex. that makes it the largest predatory dinosaur to walk the earth. but features like short legs, wide and flat feet, and jutted teeth made for snapping up fish, suggest it spent most of its time in the water. >> that is actually an artist rendering. not an actual picture. >> he scared me for a second. >> nobody took that with their i phone? that's amazing. thanks for clarifying. we start off cloudy and cool. it's 54 at midway. we won't really move much from where we are right now. near record cold temperatures. we may get up to 55 or 56. wind between 5-12 mi.. light like a factory near the lake shore. a lot of this is ground cover you see across the area. this is actual rain pushing on shore downtown has some light rain. we do all have the chance for showers later this afternoon. it's from this system out to the west and nebraska. that will spread showers in around midday. let's show the like affect chairs and sprinkles. lots of clouds to the morning and the rain arrives this afternoon. l

all that coming up right after "consider this," we'll see you then. >> did the canary descend from the t rex? paleontologists, believe that the earliest known bird, the 150 million known bird appeared suddenly at lest in evolutionary time. but in a discovery with brawfd implications for our understanding of ef illusion, researchers led by the university of edinborough, analyzed 150 dinosaur specious found that birds evolved from dinosaurs and they could barely be told apart. evolutionary transition from dinosaurs to birds in the journal current biology. steve very good to have you back on the show. i think it's hard for people, certainly it's hard for me to wrap my mind around the idea that a canary or a mockingbird could diseend fro have descendea dinosaur. >> i know, living dinosaurs and there's 10,000 of them so dinosaurs really aren't extinct. >> how did that happen though? how did the giant meat eating dinosaurs make the transition and turn from these massive animals into these tiny birds? >> yeah. when we think of meat eating dinosaurs we think of things like t rex,s this 40 ton predat

sfichlt 85 foot long 65,000 pound creature unearth in the region of arnl teen 8. 7 times bigger than the t rexafter early 20th century battleship the name means fears nothing. >> this is the first of the species and most complete fossil ever found of any member of the huge dinosaur group known as titanic dinosaur. 77 million years old. they say it could have done little other than eat to support its massive frame. >> how big a boy are you? >> big caech right there. >> larry is here with sports. he must have been like breakfast right into lunch. >> i do. that. >> tom sneak. >> if he's the wle line. >> speaking of which lynch he doesn't talk much other than saying he'sll about the action boss. he was the boss tonight. seahawks opening male narrator: through sunday, it's posturepedic through sunday, it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. mattress price wars end sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ nds] the internet just got two times more exciting... ...with two

. >> i think my favourite thing was the t rex. >> have you seen anything like this br? >> i've never seen anything like this before at all. >> reporter: did you imagine lego could create things like this. >> no. >> i imagine it can. you cap make so many things out of the rectangular bricks of lego. >> reporter: when you are 3 or 4 lego is an endless thing of possibilitiy. not a thing of variety and engin uty, but when you are in your 40s, almost anything is possible. like this little house that i have just made. it has a window, a door and a little lego man. it's not the box houses and farm yard scenes that you normally see in a living room at home. is your message that anyone can do this, or is this rarified art that should stay rarified? >> i want to inspire. that's my goal, so inspire others. if they want to take on the projects, i encourage them to do so. >> it has been described as a sewer reelist mash ups of forms and artist, making sense. look at the lego scream or mona lego lisa. eat your lego heart out leonardo. >>> we have one more picture to show you, from va

. >> i think my favorite was the t rex. >> have you ever seen anything like this before? >> i've never seen anything like this before at all. >> did you imagine a lego could create things like this? >> no, but it's amazing seeing that it can, and that you can make so many things out of just rectangular bricks of legi. >> when you're three or four, lego seems an endless possibility, but not a great deal in variety and ingenuity. when you're in your 40s, almost anything becomes possible, like this little house that i've just made. that's got a window, a door and a little lego man outside. >> it's not sort of box houses and farm yard scenes that you normally see in the living room at home. is your message here that anybody can do this and should, or is this rarefied art that should say rarefied art? >> well, i want to inspire. that's my goal is to inspire others. if they want to take on these type of projects, i encourage them to do so. >> wyatt has been described as a surrealist mash up of forms and artists which makes sense when you look at his lego mona lisa. >> fantastic

. >> i think my favorite thing was the t rex. >> have you ever seen anything like this before. >> i've never seen anything like this before at all. >> did you imagine that lego could create things like this? >> no. but, it's amazing that it can, and that you can make so many things out of just rectangular bricks of lego. >> when you're three or fou four lego is a thing of endless imaginations. but when you're 40 anything becomes possible. this house that i just made. a house, a window, door and a little lego man. >> is your message here that anybody can do this and should? or is this rarefied art that should stay rarefied art. >> well, i want to inspire. that's my goal, to inspire others. if they want to take on these types of projects i encourage them to do so. >> why it's described as a mash up of surrealist artists as you look at his lego screen, and mona lisa. al jazeera, london. >> i think jonah should just stick with the journalism. stay with us. we have more news for you at the top of the hour. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor...

. >> i think my favourite thing was the t-rex. >> reporter: have you ever seen anything like this before is this. >> i have never seen anything like this before at all. >> reporter: did you imagine that lego could create things like this? >> no. but it's amazing that it can. and that you can make so many things out of just rech tang ou lar bricks of -- rectangular bricks of lego. into when you are three or four, lego is a thing of endless possibility. not a deal of variety and ingenuity in terms of what you can produce. when you are in your 40s, almost anything is possible. like this little house that i made. it has a window, a door and a little lego man outside. it's not the sort of box houses and farm yard scenes that you normally see if the living room at home. is your message that anyone can do this or should, or is it rarified art that should say rarified art. >> that's my goal to inspire others. if they want to take on the projects, i encourage them to do so. >> he has been described as a surrealist mash-ups of forms and artists, making sense when you look at his lego scream or mon

weighing 20 tons and measuring almost 50 feet, the spinosaurus was much larger than the t-rex and hunteds for food. >> erica:3d models feature jaws filled with slanted teeth and a snout similar to a crocodiles. >> darya: despite the massive fire that still burning this morning one of the main attractions in yosemite will be fire that still burning this morning one of the main attractions in yosemite will be reopened. . fire that still burning this morning one of the main attractions in yosemite will be reope droit me...op . i wna,i nna ow yr na.. i wna kw yo nam♪ youot mdropn' e cu♪ ♪ y gote dropn' idown. ♪ namdropn' othemoyswi theags, ♪ ♪e anmy cw ju droin' andanc' ♪ sto stoand op i♪ ♪ y gotmeropp' itp ♪ ♪ou g me oppi it wn >> mark: tell women that used to work at the school says she was hurt their. oh yes i saw this on tv >> george>> reporter: kathy cors described her injuries the sea shells came from injuries and a fight bad and check. >>: my first thought is that honestly began to cry. >> reporter: few of the teacher's assistant and tried breakable fight two years ago. >> reporter: k

that zoo had an opportunity to bring back that he wrecks, a living and breathing key wrecks just - t-rex the movie - just like in the movie, that would be the most popular zoo in the world. that is a good example. the big boy is known throughout the world. seen foreign publications in germany, australia, great britain where they've got articles about this restoration project and the interest that this is generating because it was never going to happen. this locomotive will serve as public relations ambassador, just like the 844. a locomotive is a fascinating machine. who doesn't like trains? at one time in our lives, boys and girls, they can relate to trains. we have all kinds of cartoons and movies and books that talk about ratings and the story that the railroad tells. it's a fascinating story. as you get older, your interests branch off. my interest hasn't. thousands and thousands of people love locomotives. what better public relations vehicle could a railroad have been the world's largest steam locomotive? >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring cheyenne, wyoming. te

big zoo in our country, and if that zoo had an opportunity to bring back a t-rex, a living and breathing t-rex just like in the movie, that would be the most popular zoo in the world. that is a good example. the big boy is known throughout the world. i've seen foreign publications in germany, australia, great britain where they've got articles about this restoration project and the interest that this is generating because it was never going to happen. this locomotive will serve as public relations ambassador, just like the 844. a locomotive is a fascinating machine. who doesn't like trains? at one time in our lives, boys and girls, they can relate to trains. we have all kinds of cartoons and movies and books that talk about trains and the story that the railroad tells. it's a fascinating story. as you get older, your interests branch off. my interest hasn't. thousands and thousands of people love locomotives. what better public relations vehicle could a railroad have than the world's largest steam locomotive? >> find out where c-span's local content vehicles are going next online at c-span.org. your watching a

. >> with a 34-foot long tail, dreadnoughtus was king of the giants, seven times the size of a t-rex. a toe. >> reporter: that's a toe. >> yeah. >> reporter: why dreadnoughtus? >> when you're 65 tons we're not really going to have any enemies, and that made me start to think of the turn of the last century warships, the dreadnoughtus, which were the first real steel battle ships and essentially impervious to previous technology. and so i thought dreadnoughtus, fears nothing. >> reporter: paleontologist ken lacovara discovered the 85-foot-long dinosaur in argentina when he spotted a part of a thigh bone. >> this was the discovery piece, and this bone was laying horizontally, just beneath the desert surface. by the end of the first day, after we had the 10 bones, we knew there was a decent chance we had a new species, and after a year of total field work, we were on archaeological cloud 9, i guess you could say. >> reporter: it turned out to be the largest intact dinosaur ever found. >> in the case of dreadnoughtus, they got caught up in a river flood, and got caught in a soopy mud, lik

the water. we have tom castello. >> move over t rex, 40 million years earlier there was probably something biggerrst known swimming dinosa dinosaur. meet spino saurus, sporting a 7 foot giant sail on its back. the fossils were dug out of the morockan desert and pieced together by a german scientist years ago and now it is on the cover of national geographic. >> it is such a bizarre animal. >> the mock-up is turning heads. >> i didn't see that coming. >> nine feet longer than a t rex, it lived in water, hunting almost anything that moved. >> i think i would be terrified, and i would run. at first sight, i would run. >> that would be a good idea. >> with a snout like a crocko dial and paddle-like feet, he could eat a saw fish for lunch. he was lurking in north african rivers. >> it was adapted for catching the fish of the day which were enormous. there were 12, 15, 20 foot fish and a lot of sharks. >> i like their wings and i like to sail them and i like the sharp teeth and their claws. >> you like everything. >> there is something about discoveries from a long, lost world that capture the imaginat

that stretched two stories into the air, dread shot ananny was king of the giants, seven times the size of a t-rex >> that's a toe? >> yes. >> why a degree gnaw it is. >> when you're 65 tons, you're not going to really have many enemies and that made me start to think of the turn of the last century the dreadnoughts which were the first real battleships and impervious to technology. >> reporter: paleontologist discovering the dinosaur in argentina when he spotted the part of a thigh piece. >> this was the bone. it was lying horizontally beneath the desert surface. by the end of the day when we had those ten bones we knew there was a chance we had a new species. afterward we were on pay lon taj cal cloud nine. >> reporter: it turned out to be the larjtest ever found. >> they ended up in this soupy mix of sand and mud, kind of like quick sanld. >> and that's how you were able to find such a relatively complete skeleton. >> that's correct. >> reporter: his team spent nine years excavating the fossils, packing the plaster, and shipping them back to his lab at the university in philadelphia. >> when yo

t-rex. >> it's hard to forget the police and protester clashes after the death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. this will determine if there was a pattern of discrimination against minorities. brandy is live with the details. >> reporter: rick and monica, many families in ferguson say there is a long history of zrim nation and being treated unfairly by the police department, they took their complains straight to the attorney general and there is enough documentary evidence to open an investigation. >> it's what protesters are calling for after 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed one month ago by ferguson police. >> help us to turn our pain into power. >> yes! >> now, attorney general, eric holder, says they are launching a civil rights investigation into the police department after speaking with residents. >> i heard from them directly about the deep mistrust that has take and hold between law officials and the community. >> the officer shot brown six times setting off a week of violent clashes. this will examine the probe of the department's past police stops and arrests a

it was heavier than a boeing 737 jet and weighs seven times more than the famous dinosaur t rex. es it for this hour of our special coverage. i'm max foster in london. thank you indeed for watching. early start is coming up for our viewers in the west. and for our international viewers, cnn newsroom continues after this break. >>> happening now, president obama meeting with world leaders for the last day of the nato summit, trying to stop isis terrorists and russian aggression solve the crisis in ukraine. could a peace deal be reached today? or will russia face new punishment? we have live coverage, breaking it down ahead. >> home grown terror. a wanted u.s. man accused of joining isis. this, as iraq takes terrorists. the latest

the size of a t-rex. snout like a crocodile. ll these years, discovering new dinosaurs. >> amazing. as a kid, were you -- >> no, more of a boy thing. >> i had barbies. >> not at all. no. >> later on. now reporting on it. clearly the fascination has come full circle. >> yes, as you know. >> i'm just not buying it at all. >> well, coming up, "the skinny," will it fly. the top gun sequel lighting up for takeoff. >> first, hollywood hiory could be yours, in fact. classic homes from the movies and tv now for sale. we're taking you on a tour coming up next on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" brought to you by lysol power and free. wherever you wipe, lysol power & free >> announcer: "world news now" brought to you by lysol power and free. bleach without the harshness. dinner's on the table! leaving nothing standing between you and dinner. now who's for gravy? lysol power & free. a powerful clean that's family friendly. that's healthing. ♪ honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much

the police need your help tracking him down. >>> scientists at drexel unveil a discovery, a dinosaur seven times begger than a t-rex. >> it's hard to forget the police and protester clashes after the death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. this will determine if there was a pattern of discrimination against minorities. brandy is live with the details. >> reporter: rick and monica, many families in ferguson say there is a long history of zrim nation and being treated unfairly by the police department, they took their complains straight to the attorney general and there is enough documentary evidence to open an investigation. >> it's what protesters are calling for after 18-year-old michael brown was shot and killed one month ago by ferguson police. >> help us to turn our pain into power. >> yes!

at 85 feet long, it is estimated that the dinosaur, they weighed about 65 tons or about nine t-rex. >the drexel university professor and his research team traveled to southern people's exhibit atagonia, argentina, an area that was not thoroughly explored. >> yeah, there is always some serendipity involved in paleontology. the first thing they found was this femur over six feet tall, weighing more than 1,200 pounds. eventually they assembled the most complete skeleton ever found for the super massive dinosaur. the 23-year-old asia carter is studying for the ph.d. started worked on it years ago. >> and years from now, they will study this. and that i did this. >> reporter: the 77 million year old bone wills remain at drexel university until february. then they will be returned to argentina. he says they will be back there too to keep digging. cbs news, philadelphia, pennsylvania. >> and since they discovered this new specie, he was also allowed to name it. >>> and it's a great name there. >> yeah, we can all pronounce it. coming up, more reaction and analysis on today's guilty verdict i

the prehistoric park features 30 creatures, there's at her -- at her tridactyl and other t-rex. >> reporter: we have a line of traffic from people who were stuck on the blue route. we're looking live in plymouth township, montgomery county. blue route northbound was shut down between the schuylkill expressway and ridge pike because of this fatal accident. now we're looking live at the schuylkill expressway at the blue route. this ramp was closed. the police left the flares out, but traffic is moving at the schuylkill expressway and the blue route things are looking better after the terrible accident dave. >> reporter: we're starting out in the 50s across the area. we're into another cool start. we'll start out sunny. 69 by noon, 76 by 3:00 p.m. the high this afternoon will be 77 probably around 4:00 before we dip back to 74 by 6:00. so a nice warm afternoon following a cool start. in quoor heading to the airport -- if you're heading to the airport, no big travel days to our most frequently traveled destinations from orlando to chicago up and down the east coast. so clear sailing if you're h

actually it's the weight of about nine t-rex so t-rex is kind of puny compared to this. are other fragmentary dinosaurs that were known but we haven't recovered limb bones and that's what you need to calculate the mass. in the case of dreadnoughtus, it's the largest land mammal we can put a number on. >> so what do we do now. whether it's school books, whether it's history, i mean what it means as far as the earth. what do we do with this information now that we know this thing existed and you literally have it in your lap? >> what's probably more important about this animal is not its size but it's completeness. we recovered about 70% of the types of bones in its body. and that's a jump up from about 26% from previously known dinosaurs. so to understand their biology and behaviors and all these things, you need the skeleton and need to see where the muscles were attached and how they were put together and their body proportions and things like that. this gives us the best window that we've had so far into these supermassive giants that walk the earth. >> this idea that u

t rex. >> as luck would have it, the remains of the animal are among the most complete a profound, so we are likely to be learning a lot more about it soon. >> this laboratory is chock-full of leases of what used to be a massive dinosaur. this was a toe bone. this, a thigh bone. together, they used to be a significant part of this. it's called dread not -- dreadn oughtus. it lived more than 70 million years ago and what is now argentina and was 26 meters long. to compare, a full-grown elephant weighs about i've tons, but this weight about the five tons, and this example was still growing. >> when you are 65 tons, you are not going to really have any enemies. that made me start to think of the turn of the last century warships, the dreadnoughts, which were essentially impervious to previous technology, so i thought dre adnoughtus fears nothing. >> yet, it was probably not aggressive. it was probably a her before and would have spent its time and attention eating enough foliage to sustain its bulk. the team spent or years digging up the dinosaurs fossilized bones. they found nearly half of the

the drug is lukein. it is given to people after bone marrow transplants and is currently used in their alzheimer's disease trial studies. >>> move over t rex when it comes to terrifying the king was underwater. underwater hunting massive sharks. >> reporter: coming up on real money using oil as a weapon against russia's vladimir putin. we'll show how it could hurt and how it could hurt some of your investments. we'll look at start ups that bring groceries right to your front door even though that failed at the dot-com bust. all that and more on "real money." >> a new discovery about an old fossil is telling us more about the biggest, baddest dinosaur that roamed the earth. it was a swimmer and preyed on sharks 100 million years ago. >> reporter: picture a crocodile larger than the biggest tyrannosaurus rex on earth about 15-meter long. give it a long neck like a bird and a spiny sail on its back. clawed forearms. and jaws as long as a man and a tail, then you have the biggest and baddest dinosaur ever discovered. as if that wasn't enough they say the spiosaurus was the first to take to and dominate the pre-historic waterways. >> it is 50 f

it's the biggest prehistoric animal to ever be discovered it would take nine t-rexs to equal him. 77% intact. they hope to learn more about this giant that roamed the earth 77 million years ago. >>> dozens of people showed up ready to eat for an outdoor dining experience. for a lutheran senior service, for people 62 and older, this year's theme was picnic with the stars. the delicious food and music from the d.j. and a chance to mingle with their friends and new friends in their community. >>> still ahead here today, a dropped letter and gain aid title. how a job seeker inadvertently did a study on -- >>> from overwhelmed to overjoyed, you do not want to miss this incredible video. that changed a baby's life forever. >>> and david murphy is back tom wolf. he'd be a different kind of governor. he served in the peace corps in india. and then got a phd from mit. and as a businessman he gives between 20 and 30 percent of his profits back to his employees. when he served as pennsylvania's secretary of revenue. he turned down the perks. and donated his government salary to charity he re

the l.a. times, a huge predatory dinosaur built to swim. scientists discovered a fearsome species that appears to be first known semiaquatic dinosaur measuring -- this thing is nine feet longer than a t-rex that strongly suggest a life spent largely submerged in the water. >> hollywood will make that the next movie. >> sharknado, a dinosaur that eats sharks. >>> now to entertainment news, after a family reunion earlier this week, news is breaking about a possible married with children spin-off. sony pictures television is currently hearing pitches for a sitcom about bud bundy. still unknown if other stars from the original show would be involved. it would bring people back to the tv, for are sure. >>> patrick stewart channeled the heroism of patrick pickard when he learned this young fan asked the make-a-wish foundation a special meet and greet offering autographed photos and pictures with the entire family. >>> and it looks like cecily is leaving the anchor desk. michael che will replace her. alongside, colin jost. she will stay on as a cast member of the show. >>> and jimmy fallon on monday, barbra streisand will be on the show for first time in over 15 years. >> she's never been on. >

the islamic state. >> thousands of fast footworkers joined a protest. >> move over t rex, there's a new dinosaur in town. >> that dumpster has been sweating it out inside a tiny steal home. austin. >> what we do is a calling. >> comedian joan rivers die at the age of 81. she was viciously funny, brutely honest ... >>> we begin with the crisis in ukraine. the turmoil took center stage at the wales 2-day summit. with the petro porashenko by his side, n.a.t.o.'s secretary-general said the world's leaders are united with ukraine in no uncertain terms. >> we call on russia to end its illegal and self-declared annexation of crimea, which we do not recognise. we call on russia to pull back its troop from ukraine. >>> ukranian president petro porashenko called for a ceasefire if a meeting takes place on friday, with russian representatives and the organization for security cooperation in europe. >> if it is confirmed and a meeting takes place, i will address the army general staff leadership and order a bilateral ceasefire. we hope the implementation of the peace plan will be launched tomorrow. all our partners

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