Separatist barcelona, standoff. Lets be clear, what we are seeing now has nothing to do with what we saw 30 years ago on this october 19th, thats when the dow fell 22 in one day. Thats a crash. [laughter] liz who is that . Stuart you could have gotten a better picture than that. How cute. Stuart i was fully functional. [laughter] stuart the crash shook the Financial System and shook me. Look at the picture. Ashley look at the hair. Stuart i had hair in those days lou dobbs on this program today. Thirtieth anniversary. All right, lets get to politics. This could help stocks, a vote on the budget is coming today and its expected to pass. That would mean the republicans could pass tax cuts without help from senate democrats. Now the president tweeting about this this morning, republicans are going for the big budget approval today, First Step Towards massive tax cuts, i think we have the votes, but who knows. Relax. Varney company is about to begin. Spain moves to take over catalonias gov
Lot of people typically wearing dresses. But its not necessarily for style. Style. By wearing a dress we can hopefully raise awareness of human trafficking, not only in the rld but here locally. For 31 days, a dress a day is supposed to spark questions in an effort to educate. Educate. This is the official dressember dress. And its been working. Working. Often the response isis ivvnever heard of that and thats a great opportunity for myself to share about dressember. Dressember. People think its iowa, its a small town, a sml state, its pretty safe but theres actually a lot of trafficking victims that are taken through the state of iowa. By wearing the dresses, theyre not only taking a stand, theyre supporting an effort already in place. All the items you u e here a a mama by women, rescued from trafficking and they made these in the sewing center in nepal. Nepal. They make is so that the women can have a choice between being a prostitute or they can give them a chance to get a job, to
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Reporter this hilltop neighborhood was hit hard by the twister that skipped across hole springs. Some homes here were badly damaged. Ototrs are completely gone. This is bad. This is really bad. Reporter this woman came home to no sign of christmas joy. This is where i used to live and its gone. Reporter theouse she shared with her husband, son, and daughter for the past nine years is scattered among a gro of shattered trees. Her 35yearold son was the only one home when the tornado hit. Hes hospitalized with a broken pelvis and cuts. It could have been worse. We could have been planning a funeral instead. Reporter they searched for family mementos. Pictures of my mom. She p psed away in 2010 and i would look at it every night before id go to bed and just say, good night. Picture, too. Theres a tornado in front of us r rorter the wilkens home the youngest victim, sevenyearold nikolas pumroy, was trapped in a car with his mother and sister. The wind ripped him o o of the hicle. Among the
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IMAGE: (here a team from the Aathal dinosaur museum in Wyoming, co-author Hans-Jakob Siber front center) often belong to different animals. view more
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Fossil sites sometimes resemble a living room table on which half a dozen different jigsaw puzzles have been dumped: It is often difficult to say which bone belongs to which animal. Together with colleagues from Switzerland, researchers from the University of Bonn have now presented a method that allows a more certain answer to this question. Their results are published in the journal
Palaeontologia Electronica.
Fossilized dinosaur bones are relatively rare. But if any are found, it is often in large quantities. Many sites contain the remains of dozens of animals, explains Prof. Dr. Martin Sander from the Institute of Geosciences at the University of Bonn.