bill reed who found and oversaw the unearthing in the reassembling of one of the most famous dinosaurs of time, it is in the carnegie museum today. people finding this, this was huge news, bill reed the hunter who found the damn thing and oversaw the excavation. charles stern burg, a teen in upstate new york he moved to kansas where his brother george, who became surgeon general of united states, he had a ranch, charles started working on the ranch, and coming across the fossils of ancient trees and caught the bug, and worked with cope in montana. went on his home, became one of the leading paleontologists in united states and the world, his minds -- finds are in museums all over the world this triceratops at london museum. the big guys, you know are marsh and cope, and out of the work of marsh, two most important breakthroughs confirming darwin's ideas of thee period, came. marsh would go out of the plains every summer to lead the expeditions to hunt this stuff, these are yale grad students by the way. trying really hard to look tough in western riding gear.. they became bank presiden

bill reed was a meat in the construction of the union pacific railroad. he would go out and shoot bison to feed the guys who were building the railroad. but he he became interested in bone hunting and sort of reading up on it became a pretty pretty good seat of. the pants paleontologist. and he caught marcia's eye when he found some stuff and it correctly it telegraphed marsh said i've got these things i'm not tell you where they are because want some money so they and bar said great he hired him on reed went on to become top field man at the como fossil bears in wyoming, which are the richest fossil birds in that time it was bill reed who found and oversaw the unearthing the reassembly of a most famous of these dinosaurs on earth at the time. you know, diplodocus, a carnegie, which is today in the carnegie museum in pittsburgh. anybody ever seen that been there to seen it? you can, you know, people finding this thing, it was like huge news. well, it was it was it was bill reed, the meat hunter who who found the -- thing to do a and who oversaw the the ex

bill reed oversaw the on earthing and reassembly from dinosaurs. the carnegie museum. seen that? it was the meat hunter who oversaw the exhibition. charles, a teenager in upstate new york when he moved to kansas where his brother george went on to become surgeon general of the united states and had a ranch and came across these ancient trees. it went on to work in montana and it became one of the leading in the states and the world. this is triceratops, this is the london museum so they are doing this but the big guys get out of work, the two most important breakthroughs affirming the ideas when it came. marshall go out and leave the expeditions and those are all yale grad students trying hard to trust. [laughter] every species today is descended from earlier ones and reached the current position, embodiment to be a series of gradual changes that come about through genetic drift, change that link together and he said prove it so he did. the study of horses, in particular his feet, starting with horse toes and freed an animal and going back 50 billion years of two the m

and these are just some of them for today 70 similar bills have been passed and become official laws . reedflurry of bills introduced this year only intensifies the fight against members of the trans society. these laws rob them of their unity and cohesion, and the laws prohibit proper care for lgbt supporters , more minors tell school or parents that they are closer to the other sex, than the one that was given at birth, what do you say parents? i think that the main thing here is that we understand and know that the most important thing that parents of a transgender child can do. it's easy to support him in doing so and in any case also give them access to effective health care support the child at home and support him at school. is this the best way how parents can help? voenkor roman si pankov is in direct contact with us and the zone of the special military operation roman hello come conflicting news about the advance in the kuppa direction, our armies are how many before the kupinsky why is this settlement uh, important, and what is the situation there? hello eugene, the situation is

legal bills that's the weight of the money that rudy giuliani was under this spring when he went to meet trump in person and ask for help. this reporting comes from kaitlan collins and paula reeddow into this episode in april is that giuliani approached trump in person and asked him to please help pay for all of this mess, these bills that he now owes. and donald trump was apparently not that interested although trump did ultimately agree to give guiliani some money to pay off some debts that he had. including the records that he has to use to respond to lawsuits. that amount that save america pac gave rudy giuliani was $340,000. so it paid off a debt that giuliani had and gave him an extra 20 grand but that's not even a bite out of legal bills he has. he's facing sanctions, a court order saying he needs to pay off his phone bill from 2020, $57,000. and there are all kinds of fees related to fighting lawsuits that are connected to what he said for donald trump as his attorney after the 2020 election. legal fees, fees that could possibly come in the future and he is judged in court to have lost those lawsuits. things that could be so great it could put a person on the path towa

bill barr has to say and others. i want to go back quickly to paul reed, though. paula, trump has set to appear in court tomorrow. what are we expecting to take place tomorrow? >> laura, we are expecting a former president to come here, to washington, the sea, to attend this hearing in person. it's unclear if we are actually going to get to see him. there is no cameras in federal court. and this particular courthouse is very accustomed to dealing with vips. people's security details and you can easily drive into the garage underneath the courthouse and not be seen at all. but once he is inside the courthouse, he's effectively under arrest. he will be processed, we expect they will take his fingerprints. we don't, though, expect that he will have a mugshot. this is an issue they dealt with in manhattan and florida. the consensus is that mug shots are used by law enforcement as someone goes on the line, but everybody knows what former president trump looks like. now, the hearing itself will be pretty quick. procedural. we expect he will hear the charges that been filed against him, have the opportunity to enter a p

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