dennis asen to make a dental comparison. >> without the benefit of have a victim such as laurie, there no fingerprints you can use. the body is unrecognizable because of the disintegration of tissues. often what remains is the dental records. >> after comparing the teeth of the victim to lori's dental records and x-rays, the doctor made a positive identification. >> the victim had nine teeth restored with dental materials. those teeth, as it turned out, were the same teeth that lori were the same teeth that lori auker had restored. >> no murder weapon was found at the scene. investigators now wanted to know when lori died. time of death is usually determined in one of three ways. first, by the body temperature. useless in this case given the length of time the body was outside. another way is to examine stomach contents, but the body was too badly decomposed. the third way is to analyze any insect activity. forensic entomologist dr. kc kim studied the larvae found on the body. an entomologist is an expert in the study of insects. >> what this body had was a large number of different ki

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of course we're doing this because of the asen shun of the governor of oregon who is bisexual, and we'reng to talk about how things have changed and whether they have changed enough. >> ali thank you. you can watch "real money with ali velshi" every weeknight right here on al jazeera america. >> you know there's kissing, but is there telling. >> when we make a decision i'll let you know. >> time is running out for congress. >>> plus it is now legal to cheat on your spouse in south korea. could it change in the sex law help the country's economy? ♪ >>> and welcome back to al jazeera america. congress has just one more day to prevent the shutdown of the department of homeland security. if not thousands of federal employees could be send home. mike viqueira has the latest. mike good to see you. we understand that house republicans were meeting behind closed doors tonight. what is the update? >> well they have just broken and there is chaos behind the scenes within the house republican conference. it is the leadership which wants to avert another collision with the white house. versus conser

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kind of in a lot of ways north carolina had a similar issue asen tennessee. -- similar profile to tennesseepotentially be very vulnerable next year. how much work can you do at the r.g.a. to help them, to make sure he's well-positioned? >> the answer to that is a lot. i think pat knows he has a very serious race coming and he's preparing that. and at r.g.a., we're preparing to help him do that. pat did come in and make some difficult budget decisions early. i think what people miss about government is this. they think you're deciding between good things and bad things when you're looking at a budget. but you're really not. you're deciding between good things and other good things. people say, why don't you build more sidewalks? yeah, that's great. why don't you pay school teachers more? why don't you do more to approve more business here. why don't you pay more taxes? not so excited about it. that's the challenge of government. it's about prioritizing. and you started talking about kind of backgrounds and how people act in office. i think it's one of those things that background matters, wh