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Can be a tete but you know you can attack people but you can get away with it in that it gives us the message ok people can do to you whatever they want they wont be put on trial. and that scares me a lot. about us an apprentice rufo working in the eastern german state of six an eon height he hasnt been living here for very long in two thousand and thirteen he fled book enough fossil for germany his job gives the twenty eight year old some stability was but otherwise his life is often difficult ...

Tonight, the new surgeon general talks about his priorities for the health system. >> coming face-to-face with a mummy.

>> the cheap seats, yes. >> reporter: way far away from the action. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: from here, women in the lower classes, could barely see want spectacles unfolding below, as far back as nearly 2,000 years ago. there were mock military battles, gladiators fighting each other, and battling animals brought in from across the roman empire. can you give us an idea of what it would have looked like, smelled like, sounded like up here back in ancient roman times? >> you had to imagine they ...

Game and people say, age is catching up with him. and then he proves hes the best. >> i have nephew said that ever, for the record. >> but 40 years old. what a fossil. well tell you when they get there. president trumps u.n. debut take place a few hours from now? we have former british prime minister tony blair joining us next. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue. and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum -tu...

Risk. >> tom, im a money guy, and we are constantly talking about moneyed interests that are working for their profitability at stifling discussions on climate change because its going to cause them to do things that are going to cost money. youre on the other side of that. you were probably the biggest money guy who is trying to get people to talk about these issues whach issues. what are you up against? and are you succeeding in your efforts? >> look, the fossil fuel interests are intent on ke...

Its bones were dug up in argentina three years ago. a fiberglass copy of its skeleton lives at the museum of natural history in new york. nose to tail, it was 120 feet long, 10 feet longer than a boeing 737. the plant-eating giant weighed about 70 tons. thats heavier than 15 african elephants. and another jersey boy is headed to broadway. bruce springsteen announced today hell play an eight-week solo run. he said the show this fall will us "just me, the guitar, the piano, and words and music." s...

Ng somng some uncommon things-- uncommon for ten-year-olds, anyway. ll aow to tell a stegamastadon from a mammoth, how to tell tusk it.m bone, and... thats about it. >> reporter: jude has been working at an excavation site near his home in new mexico, digging up the fossilized remains of a prehistoric elephant ancestor called the stegamastadon. -ven more uncommon for a ten- , ju-old? jude discovered it. he and his family were out for a walk last november when he tripped and came face-to-face wit...

But you may not need four-wheel drive to escape when youve 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 ase prehistoric beast was so big its legs would have buckled under the high speeds of 45mph it was once believed to run. >> the problem with that is that running that fast, it actually breaks all the bones in its legs. >> reporter: the mighty...

Largest new reservoir built in decades? allen and veronica will have more in 30 minutes. ♪[ music ] linda macdonald, captioner vitac corporation ptio nsored b >> for seven years you promised the american people that you would repeal obamacare. >> mason: turning up the heat. e i dont think we should leave town unless we have a health insurance plan. >> next week well be voting on the motion to proceed. >> mason: also tonight, the president says calling his tnner talk with vladimir putin a sec...

>> mason: finally tonight, youve been to the museum, seen "jurassic park," talked to your kids, and youre ready to declare youre up to speed on >> mason: finally tonight, youve been to the museum, seen "jurassic park," talked to your kids, and youre ready to declare youre up to speed on the tyrannosaurus rex. well, scientists say not so fast. heres jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: its one of the most iconic moments in steven spielbergs legendary "jurassic park." ex angry t-rex charges at a group...