the researchers also believe that dinosaurs grew very quickly young dinosaurs just touched from an egg like this . we barely 10 kilos, but in just 30 years that we would increase 5000 fold. but there are still many secrets to be discovered about several pods of largest animals ever to walk the earth, the if our blood is read. why do you have a question about science? send it to us as a video text, a voice message. if we onto it on the show, we'll send you a little surprised as a thank you to come on just on the now back to the descendants of the dinosaurs. but during mating season, many males struck their stuff and tried to impress the opposite sex. in many species, males even need to show potential pauses. fair enough. next, many birds favorite dense undergrowth. will they breeding grounds? while others b, c, 6 fell to in hatches. it's safe place to raise young that catches called in to the we deal with off and pay that much attention. but these plans are actually very useful. hinges, protect us from noise and dust, and from the prying eyes of our neighbors. but that's not all. a new

why did the dinosaurs grow so big? giraffe, so the tallest land animals are live today, reaching heights of up to 6 meters. they tower over all other creatures. yet they are shrimps compared to the dinosaurs. the largest ones were known as sorrow pods. these giant are boys 1st walks the earth some 230000000 years ago. 66000000 years ago they became extinct. findings of their bones reveal that some of these dinosaurs were more than 35 meters long, 17 meters tall, and weighed almost 70 tons. and that's about as heavy as a herd of elephants. there are several reasons why dinosaurs grew to be so large. one is likely because they chew their food, they tore off branches and leaves with their teeth and swallow them whole as this simulation at a dinosaur park shows. so they could consume vast quantities of nutrients quickly. their bottlenecks also let them raise over large areas without needing to move around. the energy saved could then be used for growth. the another reason was they've brewed like respiratory systems, sorrel

once slept under it, maybe it’s part of a dinosaur, we’re picking at this piece, it’s cool, that's aashing your clothes, he comes home, like a miner, probably like people coming out of a mine, only the eyes are visible and only because they were wearing glasses, all the clothes, everything else needs to be soaked first, and then wash it, i’m probably 12 years old, i changed my hairstyle, because with that hairstyle, when i went to bed after work, and constantly had to wash the pillows, and now with this hairstyle, how convenient, i finished the work, went in with a rag and wiped everything off fine, like we do a parting to the left, to the right, but without difference, can we? it’s possible for me, well , something about his hair is already kind of cool, well, prices for sculptures start at 700 rubles. the cost depends on the complexity of the work, and remember the most expensive one, a meter barbarian, it cost 300 thousand, how much does the material cost, let’s say that cut a meter-long barbarian - how much do you need to pay for coal? well, coal, well, in terms of output, it’s c

>> because you don't just, like, have dinosaurs, like animatronic dinosaurs laying around. >> we needlves >> yeah, they did. did a dinosaur exhibit go out of business? and they were like, hey, we got them real cheap. yeah, we want it for your pumpkin patch. okay >> yeah, that sounds great. and it worked. >> we need to investigate it. but you know what? it's getting some attention. maybe more people will go there now and buy their pumpkins there, send lina down there and just, like, switch her right now. >> lina, we need to go to morgan hill. >> we'll find, find out. >> find out why. >> breaking news. >> good morning to you outside. here's our oakland airport camera. we do have dense fog in the north bay this morning with a dense fog advisory in effect until 10 a.m. it's a partly sunny day today and briefly cooler because a cold front will try and bring an isolated sprinkle to parts of the north bay. but the bigger headline, you're going to feel much warmer weather move in here by wednesday and thursday. we could be challenging some record highs across the region. here's the dense fog

is kevin keegan a sexist dinosaur ? sexist dinosaur? >> i don't think sexist dinosaur is a term.il relatively recently . and i relatively recently. and i understand your instinct to leap to his defence because you don't want a man to be taken off air for airing what is a perfectly normal and well held view among men his vintage. i see men of his vintage. i don't see why it requires you to be of either to sex comment, or rather to be a man to comment on men's sport. a woman to comment on women's sport. if it's same women's sport. if it's the same game level , then you game at the same level, then you have equally applicable have an equally applicable reason to be commentating on that. if you've played for england, have the to england, you have the right to comment way . i just don't comment either way. i just don't see the fuss is here. kevin see what the fuss is here. kevin keegan a year man keegan is a 72 year old man saying something that most 72 year old men interested in football would believe intrinsically them football would believe intri people. them football would believe

is kevin keegan a sexist dinosaur ? sexist dinosaur? >> i don't think sexist dinosaur is a term.relatively recently . and i relatively recently. and i understand your instinct to leap to his defence because you don't want a man to be taken off air for airing what is a perfectly normal and well held view among men his vintage. i see men of his vintage. i don't see why it requires you to be of either to sex comment, or rather to be a man to comment on men's sport. a woman to comment on women's sport. if it's same women's sport. if it's the same game level , then you game at the same level, then you have equally applicable have an equally applicable reason to be commentating on that. if you've played for england, have the to england, you have the right to comment way . i just don't comment either way. i just don't see the fuss is here. kevin see what the fuss is here. kevin keegan a year man keegan is a 72 year old man saying something that most 72 year old men interested in football would believe intrinsically them football would believe intri people. them football would believe in

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your favorite dinosaur? too busy.any children outside of stanley are called "camp kids" and those children up until about the age of 10, they either have a settlement school, or a traveling teacher. and then at 10, they'll go into stanley at the boarding school there. (sophie fouron) o.k. (mallory barnes) so there are three traveling teachers for the remote farms. and then there are four settlement schools on the bigger farms. and they're permanently open. - what happens when you're not here? - they have telephone lessons. - telephone lessons? - yeah. it used to be radio lessons, and everybody could listen in on their radio sets. so there was one teacher that used to read through this book. i can't remember what book it was, but people would tune in at the right time to hear the rest of the story. but it's on the telephones now. and another teacher phones when i'm not here. - every day? - yes. - so this system is for how many kids total, right now? - i think less than 20. if these kids were ignored until they go to th

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in the city of kotelnich, the remains of dinosaurs are still found, and people coming there try to immerseatmosphere, we help people with our realistic figures, the history of our land, because of those who want to look at full-size figures of reptiles, there has even been a tourist boom, in the place where one of the largest locations of the remains of pariosaurs was found, a dino park was opened, but the historical heritage regions extend far beyond the perovsky period. we have such a beautiful bar, and the same beautiful bar will not be at the exhibition, only larger in size. we. tera, famous far beyond the borders of russia, is preparing a special surprise for the dymkovo toy, for this they will have to deviate from the canons, not use clay, but the two-meter-long lady will begin to move and speak. welcome to the vyatka land, we will greet you like family with bread and salt. but he can share not only bread, but also modern technologies kirov region. scientists at iviada state university have developed a facility that converts hydrogen into clean energy. we're working on it now. develo

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cowardly dinosaur meets a boy. it is a trip for adventure seekers. this is a good animated dinosaur story that will be broadcasted at 10:00 pm on the farat network and mechanics will be broadcasted at 11:00 pm on the show network. this movie is about a professional killer who stages the death of his victims they make maryam mohammadi radio news today it is scheduled to be held in hamedan for the dissection ceremony of martyr masoud sahibi's body. we are in communication with my journalist colleague in hamedan and please explain the details of this ceremony mr. feridouni. hello, good morning. yes, i am also at your service and all the viewers . greetings and good morning, as you mentioned, today and from this street until the next hour, the pure body of martyr masoud sahibi is supposed to rest in the hands of the grateful people of hamadan . in chelam that from the area of ​​the jaw and face was seriously injured and lived with this very severe injury for almost 37 years and had to live and resist and stand today. tolerating the suffering of illness f

we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado.tart an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com jon: this is "bloomberg markets" . i'm jon erlichman with matt miller. time for the stock of the hour. pepsico, that stuck up today. the snacks and rings giant showing off its pricing power in the latest quarter. there is a look at the shares. the company has managed to boost prices in seven straight quarters. that has helped bottom line performance and the outlook as well for the full year. matt: absolutely. hugh johnston is the cfo of pepsico and joins us to talk about the earnings and the outlook. for me one of the most interesting issues is this ozempic issue. we have seen so much fascination in markets and a report from walmart says those that get those prescriptions go on to buy a lower calorie basket of food when they get to check out. you do not see any impact from these drugs so far? hugh: no. good to be with you both. we cannot detect it in our numbers at

the acquaintance of a timid dinosaur with a boy sets off an adventurous journey. this is a good dinosaur animation story that will be broadcasted at 22:00 in 4k format on farrat network. and mechanics will be broadcasted at 23:00 on the show network. this movie is about a professional killer who staged the death of his victims. maryam mohammadi, radio journalist. and continue the news with short news. we have good news about current programs. collection. autumn crickets and the third special meeting of radio economy. the new season of the halal program is broadcast from saturday to wednesday every week at 21:00 on salamat sima. issues in the field of psychology are discussed in this program with the presence of experts and guests. the third meeting of the series of special meetings of economy radio was held on the subject of housing. when we talk about supply, we mean what the finished price of housing will be. what will be the fate of the number of houses and the number of our families? how much proportion there is between household income and policies like this.

so dinosaur hour.ust been talking about and i want show you one of the want to show you one of the funniest clips of your previous work that i think i've ever seen. let me remind myself, my viewers of this, what i would say hilarious moments . say hilarious moments. >> i want to be a woman from now on. i want you all to call me loretta. what it's my right as a man . man. >> why do you want to be a retest ? retest? >> i want to have babies . you >> i want to have babies. you want to have babies? it's every man's right to have babies if he wants them. but you can't have babies . wants them. but you can't have babies. don't you oppress me? i'm not oppressing you, stamp you. i've got a womb . where's you. i've got a womb. where's the foetus gonna gestate? you're gonna keep it in a box. see i find that hilarious. >> and john, i don't know if the microphones was up there, but john was also laughing. and this is the thing i find that hilarious is that is, of course, in in 1987, i thought it was 77, 77. i was

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yes, many early humans had dinosaurs as pets. it's right there in the book of hanna barberra.e lord spake to hezekiah: have thou a yaba daba doo time, a daba doo time, we'll have a gay old -- wait, not that part!" wilma! it's a living. and lest you think mike johnson was just some lawyer representing a client, here he is talking about the ark encounter on a podcast. >> the ark encounter is one way to bring people to this recognition of the truth, that what we read in the bible are actual historical events. >> stephen: which is why mike johnson has partnered with a major studio to release this eye-opening new documentary. >> from universal pictures and the mind of mike johnson comes the greatest adventure ever told. welcome to jurassic park, the story of a man who built a 300 cubic boat, filled it with delicious animals, and then added meat-eating dinosaurs. starring noah. noah's kids. and jeff goldblum as noah's sexy veterinarian. this summer, set sail on an inescapable floating buffet. jurassjurassic ark, rated g for. >> stephen: we got a great show for you tonight. my guests

we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado.easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com sonali: this is bloomberg real yield. it's time for the auction block. last week we saw lots of action especially from the bank for this week a different story. this is the fifth straight day with just one single issue work tapping the high-grade market even with offerings from amity bank, capital one and american express. weekly volumes fell well short of estimates. looking at the month, october is on track to have the lowest issuance of volume and at least a decade. yields are putting pressure on funding costs at risk premiums in europe wasn't much better. there was the largest deal of the week and even with that deal, issuance reached more only more than 10 billion euros which falls into the most bearish of expectations. jp morgan's lisa coleman finds the space extremely attractive. >> i think there is a tendency to look at the rates market and people get nervous about t

>> the dinosaur, our . sunday the >> the dinosaur, our.e 29th of october at 9:00 on it >> it's saturday night. and this is the saturday five. i'm darren grimes, along with albie amankona reem ibrahim benjamin buttennorth and lee aukus. tonight on the show by—election bombshell is sunak snookered immigration without integration is bound to fail. >> why free speech is now under threat and why we should not be sending shoplifters to prison . sending shoplifters to prison. >> why greatest support for hamas shows that she doesn't care about the climate at all. it's 8 pm. and this is the. saturday five. >> welcome to the saturday five. come the next election. this is the only show which is going to have more presenters than there are tory mps. i'm joined by albion benjamin as but albion benjamin as usual, but emily weekend and so emily is off this weekend and so we're joined by the ever dynamic reem ibrahim from the institute of economic and the of economic affairs and the never dynamic leo kearse from the institute of winding up left wingers .

brilliant new show, the dinosaur houn brilliant new show, the dinosaur hour, gb news. hour, which starts on gb news. later month. we'll also be later this month. we'll also be joined by professor eric kaufmann. launching he kaufmann. he's launching what he describes of common describes as a faculty of common sense the university sense at the university of buckingham to buckingham in an attempt to protect free speech. i'll be speaking to andrew boff, the london member who was london assembly member who was ejected from the home secretary's speech at the tory party supposed party conference for supposed heckling . and we'll be debating heckling. and we'll be debating whether the prime minister , whether the prime minister, rishi sunak's, to phase out rishi sunak's, plan to phase out smoking laudable attempt to smoking is a laudable attempt to combat a public health scourge or an example of the state going beyond its remit. and of course i've got a fantastic comedian panel tonight answer the panel tonight to answer the questions our audience. questions from our audience.

brilliant new show, the dinosaur houn brilliant new show, the dinosaur hour, gb news. hour, which starts on gb news. later month. we'll also be later this month. we'll also be joined by professor eric kaufmann. launching he kaufmann. he's launching what he describes of common describes as a faculty of common sense the university sense at the university of buckingham to buckingham in an attempt to protect free speech. i'll be speaking to andrew boff, the london member who was london assembly member who was ejected from the home secretary's speech at the tory party supposed party conference for supposed heckling . and we'll be debating heckling. and we'll be debating whether the prime minister , whether the prime minister, rishi sunak's, to phase out rishi sunak's, plan to phase out smoking laudable attempt to smoking is a laudable attempt to combat a public health scourge or an example of the state going beyond its remit. and of course i've got a fantastic comedian panel tonight answer the panel tonight to answer the questions our audience. questions from our audience.

>> the dinosaur hour sunday. me on gb news on my new show, the real world. every friday at 7 pm. where real people get to meet those in power and hold them to account every week we'll be hearing your views from up and down the country. in the real world. join me at 7:00 on gb news. britain's news channel >> hello there. i'm jonathan vautrey here with your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office. this is a rather chilly start to the day for many of us, but there is a decent amount of sunshine that is thanks this area of high thanks to this area of high pressure situated across thanks to this area of high presuke situated across thanks to this area of high presuk . situated across thanks to this area of high presuk . but situated across thanks to this area of high presuk . but do situated across thanks to this area of high presuk . but do noticeed across thanks to this area of high presuk . but do noticeed acr(are the uk. but do notice there are some features moving across the the uk. but do notice ther

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in the city of kotelnich, the remains of dinosaurs are still found, and people coming there try to immerse that atmosphere. we help people with our realistic figures to study our history. there will be lands at the exhibition new regions are also represented. the lugansk people's republic, known for its industry, will decorate the site in its own style, two huge gears will attract attention, they have already been installed, by the way, and there will also be two information stands with a touchscreen panel and they even promise to host a small train. three weeks before the start of the exhibition, regional heads launched a flash mob. we in donbass know for sure that russia’s strength lies in unity. russia, let's go, to get acquainted with the achievements of kusbas, i invite you to the international exhibition forum russia. i am sure that every resident of russia should visit the ancient novgorod land, and if you can’t come yet, come to vdnkh. you can come and visit after november 4th. international exhibition forum russia, where there will be a lot of interesting things to earn money on t

and here is another sculpture - a pyriosaurus, the ancestor of dinosaurs, who lived in the kirov region50 million years ago. in the city of kotelnich , remains of dinosaurs are still being found, and when people come there, they try. plunge into that atmosphere, we help people with our realistic figures, study the history of our land, new regions will also be presented at the exhibition, the lugansk people's republic, known for its industry, will decorate the site in its own style , two huge gears will attract attention, they have already been installed, by the way, and there will also be two information stands with a touchscreen panel and they even promise to host a small train. before the start of the exhibition, the heads of the regions launched a flash mob, we in donbass know for sure that the strength of russia is in unity, russia, let's go to get acquainted with the achievements of kusbas, i invite you to the international exhibition forum russia. i am sure that every resident of russia should visit the land of drevneinovo, and if you can’t come yet, come to vdnkh. you can come an

gosh those flowers are gorgeous though. >> i love the dinosaurs. >> yeah.hing for everyone. >> time now to get a check of our weather. >> yes, abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here with the heat. sandhya. >> yeah, it is going to be a hot one tomorrow for just about all parts of the bay area and ama. but i tell you what, it will start to feel like halloween this weekend. i'll explain in just a moment. a live view right now from our sutro tower camera. and it is just an absolutely spectacular view of san francisco tonight. here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow compared to records there are several cities that will be getting above their previous records, such as santa rosa, breaking the old record, 96 degrees for tomorrow, the high of 90 in san francisco would be a tie. oakland would be a tie. at 91, you will notice redwood city, san jose and sfo, all expecting records if they reach what we are forecasting here is a live view from our santa cruz camera and the waves are building. it's rough out there right now. wave heights are 10 to 1

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the ancestors of dinosaurs who lived more than 250 million years ago.dinosaurs are still being found in the city of kotelnich. and people coming there try to plunge into that atmosphere. we. we help people with our realistic figures to study the history of our land, because they want to look at the full-size there was even a tourism boom in the figure of reptiles; a dino park was opened at the site where one of the largest locations of the remains of poriosaurs was found, but the historical heritage of the region goes far beyond the perovsky period. we have such a beautiful guy and the same... the bar will not be at the exhibition, only larger in size. masters, famous far beyond russia, are preparing a special surprise for the dymkovo toy, for this they will have to deviate from the canons, use clay, but the two-meter-long little lady will begin to move will speak. welcome to the vyatka land, we will greet you like family with bread and salt. but the kirov region can share not only bread, but also modern technologies. scientists at iviada state universi

real dinosaurs, dymkovo toys and models of power plants.egions are preparing for the international exhibition and forum russia. it will open on the day of november 4th. national unity at vdh. each subject of our country will present its own exposition. bulat shakkiev found out what will surprise the kirov region. this is the very heart of the international exhibition forum russia 75 pavilion vdnkh. here by the beginning of november it will install its sites each of the 89 regions of the country. the kirov region will be represented by its most ancient inhabitants, pariosaurs. the ancestors of dinosaurs who lived more than 250 years ago in the city of kotelnich still find the remains of dinosaurs and people coming there try to plunge into that atmosphere. we help people with our realistic figures to study the history of our land because they want to look at full-size figures . reptiles, there was even a tourism boom; a dino park opened at the site where one of the largest locations of poriosaur remains was found, but historical heritage. we

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real dinosaurs, dymkovo toys and models of power plants.reparing for the international exhibition and forum russia. it will open on november 4, national unity day. every subject of our country will present its own exposition, which will surprise the kirov region, bulat shakkiev learned. this is the very heart of the international exhibition forum russia 75 pavilion vdnkh, here by the beginning of november its site will be established by each of the eighty regions of the country. the kirov region will be represented by its most ancient inhabitants, poriosaurs, the ancestors of dinosaurs who lived more than 250 million years ago. in the city of kotelnich they still... find the remains of dinosaurs and when people come there, they try to plunge into that atmosphere, we help people with our realistic figures, and to study the history of our land, because of those who want to look at the full-size figure of reptiles, there has even been a tourist boom, the site where one of the largest poriosaur remains was found, a dino park has opened, but the

' names, but then i have kids and they have dinosaur books. >> yeah, me too. [ laughter ] >> seth: then they get pretty tricky >> they get very tricky. >> seth: do you get -- i mean, i'm assuming you get a bunch of takes, but are you good with those words you've never seen before >> let me not brag about what i shouldn't be trying to brag about. [ laughter ] >> seth: you are a humble man. and you also -- you were talking back -- we were talking backstage. you live in the country now. you live on the gulf coast >> yes well, it's not -- the "country," you know [ laughter ] >> seth: i didn't mean it to be rude >> well -- >> seth: you have stores and stuff? [ laughter ] >> restaurants >> seth: restaurants?! >> yeah! >> seth: oh, okay, i was thinking of a different thing. [ laughter ] >> yeah. right. but i have a home in mississippi also >> seth: gotcha. >> pretty much where i -- i grew up in mississippi, raised there, and so i live there. but it's just a farm, and it's -- that's the country >> seth: that's the country. when did it dawn on you -- d

gosh those flowers are gorgeous though. >> i love the dinosaurs. >> yeah.omething for everyone. >> time now to get a check of our weather. >> yes, abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here with the heat. sandhya. >> yeah, it is going to be a hot one tomorrow for just about all parts of the bay area and ama. but i tell you what, it will start to feel like halloween this weekend. i'll explain in just a moment. a live view right now from our sutro tower camera. and it is just an absolutely spectacular view of san francisco tonight. here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow compared to records there are several cities that will be getting above their previous records, such as santa rosa, breaking the old record, 96 degrees for tomorrow, the high of 90 in san francisco would be a tie. oakland would be a tie. at 91, you will notice redwood city, san jose and sfo, all expecting records if they reach what we are forecasting here is a live view from our santa cruz camera and the waves are building. it's rough out there right now. wave heights are 10

we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado.tart an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com rishaad: indecisive investors. positive data out of china. investors here weighing the better than anticipated read of the chinese economy. also taking a look at how the middle east conflict is playing out. let's start up with the data itself and get over to singapore with paul dobson. with regards to this, the market does not seem to know where it is going. the only place we saw conviction was in the commodity space. >> i think that is interesting, the idea that the global markets were moving almost more than the domestic markets on this news. we saw copper, aluminum picking up gains. iron ore is up for a few days too. we saw the australian dollar. those kinds of global relations, people trading on the china story but not necessarily focus on chinese markets themselves. we saw some gains at least temporarily on the hang seng, but on the domestic equities market the

bodies of built for flights today, but so the only creatures with that is so they descended from dinosaurs, a few of which had feathers to stone beds with the 1st to use the feathers to flies . and they develop quite remarkable brains. find out how intelligent beds, uh and the extraordinary things they can do. that in move, coming up the hello and welcome to tomorrow today to d. w. sign.

>> the dinosaur. our . sunday the >> the dinosaur. our.b news is here with gb news in the top story tonight, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is blaming what he calls barbaric terror lists for the attack on a hospital in gaza city. >> tonight, that has left about 500 people dead . israeli 500 people dead. israeli intelligence says it was caused by a failed rocket attack on israel by the palestinian islamic jihad. but officials in gaza blame an israeli airstrike. thousands were seeking shelter at the hospital , al. and earlier at the hospital, al. and earlier tonight, it was engulfed in flames with survivors being pulled out and transferred to nearby hospitals while the dead were being laid out outside . the were being laid out outside. the world health organisation has condemned the explosion, calling it unprecedented . and the it unprecedented. and the foreign secretary james cleverly says the uk will work with allies to find out what happened at the hospital. the israeli ambassador to the uk, tzipi hotovely, responded to news o

>> the dinosaur. our . sunday the >> the dinosaur. our.ews is >> it's 9:00. happy tuesday one and all. i'm mark dolan and this is gb news tonight. and all. i'm mark dolan and this is gb news tonight . fears of an is gb news tonight. fears of an escalation of the israel hamas war grow as the us weighs up deploying non—combat troops to the region and iran warns the bombing of gaza must stop immediately. so are we hurtling towards world war iii? former british army officer, lieutenant colonel stuart crawford, gives his take shortly . meanwhile, his take shortly. meanwhile, after sending billions to ukraine, can britain afford to support israel? and should ordinary brits be urged to take in refugees from the conflict ? in refugees from the conflict? i'll get stuck into that with my panel of top pundits tonight. esther mcvey, derek lord and rebecca reid . in my big opinion rebecca reid. in my big opinion tonight, they were called right wing. they were called covid deniers , and they were called deniers, and they were called granny killers . but

>> the dinosaurs? because >> in the dinosaurs?d fun actually. looks the dinosaur is looks like the dinosaur is urinating on bag, but it is. urinating on the bag, but it is. >> it is visible. it is the idea listening on radio, have listening on the radio, we have a dressed as a dinosaur a man dressed as a dinosaur lifting his leg a ulez camera van. >> i think they're unimpressed with ulez. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> what's really good as well is that drive some sort of that they drive some sort of like dumper truck in front of the ulez camera and they raise the ulez camera and they raise the truck. so and so the ulez camera can't operate because it's a mobile mobile unit. and eventually chased the eventually they chased the mobile unit out of town . get out mobile unit out of town. get out of town, dinosaur to ulez zero. >> at least this is a fun way of tackling, you know, complaining about ulez rather than sort of like criminal damage on the cameras, etcetera, etcetera. >> i mean , you know, what's not >> i mean, you know, what's not to

we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado.tart an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com >> fundamentals indicate things are ok. coming into the quarter, expectations were flat that earnings growth would be up 10 basis points. that was improvement from prior quarters where they were down, it wasn't super great. the actual numbers midweek are 14.3% on the earnings growth number. guy: taking us back, how ugly are earnings thus far? we are halfway through the season. what can we deduce? ron temple joining. what do you make of things so far? in many ways what we are seeing is companies that disappoint getting really punished. ron: i typically talk markets and macro. there are different topics. part of what you are seeing now might be the anomaly. macro is a big part of the story. u.s. earnings relative to euro, 60% of the u.s. market cap reported so far, 40% in europe. it is a tale of two cities. u.s., 9-11 sectors surprising upside on sales. much broader b

to come up with a name for, but the trees are beautiful, look, look, and this tree looks like a dinosaurral times, they called me bad words and i must say, that means i’m upset because that my mission is to make sure that my dad gets maximum pleasure, and i got you up so early today, in the hope that you would see everyone who lives here, and i could influence what time we get up, what we drive, where we go, that's what they didn’t come out on this... i can’t influence, i was terribly upset, i’m not upset at all, seriously, i really liked it, i had fun here , calmly, we came up with a beaver, we saw a beautiful bird, we saw a pumbaa smeared in mud, we saw deer, roe deer, really far away, flirted with a buffalo, it’s just is shocked, there is someone running along the road, wow, too... like koszul, yes, we saw a dinosaur eating greens, oh, how fast she runs, wow, in short, as you understand, it was a short master- sasha’s class on the benefits of positive thinking, sign up for therapy, yes, yes, really, buffaloes at the watering hole, well, at least something, sash, just in case there’s a