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Trade. there's a new york stock exchange at the nasdaq and some 40 other electronic venue where's stocks trade. and it's looking more and more like this, ali. it's looking more like things slow down a little bit at the new york stock exchange. the stock exchange says when things get really volatile and crazy, the stocks fell 400 points, when things get crazy, they can take things off autopilot as they put it and allow humans, the pilots to get back? >> they call eight circuit breaker which is actually not a bad description because if there's too much power surging through your electrical syste...

Side of the mississippi river. they're now looking at it migrating west and the concern is now that it's going to start hitting those barrier islands to the west of the mississippi and start migrating into those essuaries and ruining the fishing season for all fishermen here in louisiana for this season and probably seasons to come. they don't know what kind of damage -- sorry. go ahead. >> it's important to say this is not just recreational fishing. that's a big deal and brings in a lot of tourist money. we're talking about fishermen who sustain on the fish they collect, the shrimp and the oy...

Or all different directions, if they go in one direction, you could get wind damage that looks like a tornado. does it matter? does it matter if you lost your roof whether it's tornado or wind? no, the insurance claims are the same whether it was a tornado or not. unlike -- >> a hurricane. >> a named storm, it doesn't get a named storm, it's 2% of your deductible and all that. what we want to get to today are the amazing pictures that came out of this. and then we'll go "otr" "off the radar," for the same reason i'll complain about how we got so many pictures. because the deal is there were ...

President after the second world war. you're all sitting there thinking what are you talking about? if you take federal taxes, state taxes, local taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, all of that, it amounts to, on an average basis, 9.2% of income. 9.2%. that sounds incredible, i'll take a look at this. it's incredible. let's not bother going back to 1950, the world was a different place. let's go to 2000, i'll show you what taxes looked like as a percentage of income, as you can see, this little bar has actually been going down toward the end of 2009. in fact, we're -- we're at the lowest point...

Humid that it becomes difficult for mammals to survive. >> this will take place over time, so that's interesting. two ways to think about it, humans knowing it's coming could theoretically over time, over decades, move to places that are going to be inhabited. but what's the rest of the effect? you mentioned mammals. how does this change our world and landscape if it happens? >> that's one of the important parts of this study is by looking at wet bulb temperature, which is a fundamental thermodynamic variable, we actually are focusing on something that applies really to all warm-blooded mammal...