dr. bradley. he said, we have just been settled. all of the ranchers keep picking up giant bones. these are dinosaur bones. no one is here to look at the bones. would you consider coming here? map, saw theree was a railway system for getting supplies. so he decided to come here. the first skeleton he found was on the base of the colorado a sauropod.ument, when of the most common in the formation. he decided to scour the area for bones. hill,miles east at riggs his assistant came across the bones of an enormous animal. we now know it as brachial hiosaurus.brac it was the largest dinosaur known and discovered in the valley. then you had more people coming in. happened withush the accounting movement. they started discovering all these small areas. that is when the science hit the fan. everybody wanted to come to grand junction for research. now, we are entering a new phase of building our collections. we are partnered with colorado university. not only are we acting as the museum and field agents, but we are involving students in the learning process of paleontology. digging bones o

dr. s.m. bradley, and said, hey, we had just been settled since the 1800s. all the branches in this area keep picking up these giant bones. these are dinosaur bones. nobody is here to really look at these bones. would you please consider coming here? so, riggs looked at the map. rare rayere was a system which was important for getting supplies, shipping. so, decided to come here. the first skeleton he found was on the base of the colorado national money, a skeleton of an animal, one of the most common s auropods. he and his assistants continue to scour the area for bones. a few miles east of here, at a place now known as riggs' hill, elmer rigg's assistant came across the bones of an indoor -- an enormous animal we now known as brachiosaurus. it was discovered right here in the grand valley. g's discoveries got out, you started having more people coming in. to grandone rush valley happened in the 1970's with expeditions from the l.a. county museum. th is when the paleontology goal area -- paleontolog gical area was discovered. and that is when the science st

dr. bradley and be evaluated by the next court date, she's going to be remanded to custody. >> she tried,hough, judge. >> we have this happen very often where people at a custody don't get to the doctor. but i had warned her about don't miss another doctor's appointment because then i'll have to put you in custody in order to get the evaluation done. it's much easier to have it done when they're in the jail. >> williams tells judge glass she has scheduled another evaluation, but when the judge checks out her story, it turns out williams is lying. >> is she remanded into custody? christina -- >> and i have an appointment -- >> get something other than bradley to do the evaluation. >> how long will it take? >> what do you think, two weeks? >> but williams doesn't seem to like where this conversation is going. >> now hold on a second. i'm not done talking. i got kids. let me go! i got kids and responsibilities. >> come on, come on. >> [ bleep ] y'all! let me go. >> that's when the situation gets out of hand. >> let me go. let me go! >> i pressed the button. i've never pressed the button befo

dr. bradley, and said hey, we have just been settled. all of the ranchers in the area keep picking up giant bones. these are dinosaur bones. look ats here to really the bones. please consider coming here. looked at the map and saw there was a railway system into grand junction, which is very important to get supplies. he decided to come here. it is one of the most common sauropods. for continue to scour bones. just a few miles east of here at assistant came across the bones of a truly enormous animal. a was a partial skeleton of brachial source. when it was discovered, it was the largest dinosaur ever known. once the discoveries got out, you started having more people coming in. rush to grand valley really happened in the 1970's with expedition from the l.a. county museum here at that is when the paleontological area was discovered and they started uncovering all these small animals that lived alongside the dinosaurs. that is when the science hit a fan and everybody wanted to come to grand junction to do their research. we are now enteri