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here. this of course represents an animal which was far bigger. around ten metres long, possibly so over the size of a killer whale. and pretty ferocious stop being represented as such. for me this is one of the most magnificent preserved fossil pliosaur that i've ever seen in my entire life. it is got a lot of interesting scientific features preserved on it. we are lookin: features preserved on it. we are looking at _ features preserved on it. we are looking at it _ features preserved on it. we are looking at it right _ features preserved on it. we are looking at it right now _ features preserved on it. we are looking at it right now and - features preserved on it. we are looking at it right now and the l features preserved on it. we are. looking at it right now and the big jaw into the big teeth. we saw in the intimation and the re—creation, this huge jaw the intimation and the re—creation, this hugejaw snapping the intimation and the re—creation, this huge jaw snapping shut, the intimation and the re—creation, this hugejaw snapping shut, so how much guesswork or are we pretty sure that it would have gobbled up huge animals. 50 that it would have gobbled up huge animals. , ., . ., animals. so the research and the university of _ animals. so the research and the university of bristol _ animals. so the research and the university of bristol is _ animals. so the research and the university of bristol is being - animals. so the research and the | university of bristol is being done on the bite force. there is a team that have been working on for many
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>> and today, on a series of recent near misses being investigated by the faa, including this re-creation you are seeing there, of an incident in austin, texas. earlier today, publican senator gab sullivan stressed the need to take action to better prevent incidents like the one you are seeing. >> they much more aggressive focus on updating their technology and infrastructure that has come out in the hearings. i think that is something that we need to make sure. again, proactively, what we don't want happening is some kind of airplane disaster, and then congress is writing legislation to deal with it after. >> and new concerns today as fox news host tucker carlson prepares to air security footage from the january 6th attack. earlier today, house minority leader hakeem jeffries, sounding the alarm over what may be shared, and how it could be presented. >> it is not yet clear to me that material footage, that any
they all had their heads down as they walked into the courtroom. also, anderson, you could see alex murdaugh -- we have this presser that is just about to start hear. that would be the, that's the south carolina attorney general, allen wilson, at the podium. he actually questioned one of the last witnesses, anderson, because that was a very important witness. a key witness. he was speaking to how the crime scene, how it all happened. he was a crime scene expert on the re-creation of the crime scene and able to help the jury understand how the defense's theory could not have worked. so we can listen in here. >> i want to thank every one of you for being here tonight. there is a lot of emotion at this courthouse. a year and a half, nearly two years of blood, sweat and tears. a lot of hard work for so many people. if you will just bear with me, a couple -- not a couple.
inquiring minds want to know, but it's not determinative because the jury is not voting on that. away from motive, what they really boxed him in on is the timeline. who else could have been there? who else could have done it? you initially alex murdaugh gave the indication you weren't there but then you had to change your story because you ygot busted i a number of ways. we know you were there for a number of different reasons. they laid out a compelling story. let's see what the defense does today to rebut that. >> as i said in the introduction you to, the defense got its way, the jurors got to go to the scene even though the prosecution pushed back saying it's different, right, pushed back saying that it was different. what did jurors get? >> i think it's always important, right. remember what a trial is all about. a trial is about the re-creation of the events, the trial is about a narrative. but ultimately you want to let the jury know what happened, where it happened, how it happened, when it happened, et cetera. and i think when you go to the
contamination at the scene on the night of the murders. blayne alexander is following the latest on the trial. blayne, what else have you heard so far this morning in the courtroom? >> reporter: you know, this has certainly been stunning. it's a case that has drawn national, even international attention to this spectacular, stunning fall of this former disbarred attorney in south carolina. what we saw today to begin the second week of this trial was an agent, agent worley with s.l.e.d., south carolina law enforcement division being cross examined by the defense attorney in this. what was interesting about this nearly two-hour exchange is what we saw essentially the defense trying to undermine or poke holes in the initial investigation and the way that crime scene was handled so we saw a couple of questions that had to do with the diagram, the accuracy of the diagram, the re-creation of the crime scene, but really the key exchange came when it talked about the number of people law enforcement officials that actually walked
performance. it's not a huge hit and he will probably win an oscar. there is a divide between quality and superheroes. steven spielberg's "the fablemans," it's a wonderfully done loosely based re-creation of his childhood and adolescence. >> do you want to try to make predictions for 2023 given what we've seen? do you want to try to guess some of the things we can expect in the new year? >> will smith should slap kanye, amber heard and johnny depp should just do a reality show where they keep burying the hatchet in each other. at least they can both make money out of it. we need to find a new britney to release because we released britney and brittney griner.
re-creation of the synagogue from nazareth, how accurate from nazareth, how accurate do you think this is there. y good work of the building and is is based on scientific research. >> nota big.ke >> an important moment in a small chase. >> let's check it out. >> okay this is it. >> beautiful in the simplicity. >> this is a jewish institution, every village had at least one of them. synagogue, that comes from greek word, to at sit together.th everyone congregates on thees sabbat us'sh for the reading of the torah. >> we forget in that jesus' up bringingness, his
what it looked like in jesus's time, we can't go underground right now, but we can go to a recreation. nazareth village is essentially an open air living museum built on ancient agricultural land and surrounded on all sides by the modern city. it is an exact replica of first century life in what would become the hometown of jesus. so, chris, this is nazareth, as it may have looked thousands of years ago inside a modern city. it is quite the experience because it really helps you to kind of immerse yourself in what it must have been like for jesus to grow up in this small town. so here to help us out with a little bit more of that is danny. hey. hey, how are you doing? how are you? this is a big project, the great educational tool to present to you what first century nazareth may have looked like. that's like an olive press. here you have a potter demonstrating how first century pottery was made. and here is the carpentry was the very basic devices