Week 10 journal
Monday: Holiday
Tuesday: As night fell over the Capitol on Monday, Senator Majority Leader Harry Reid struck a tone of optimism.
Talks with his Republican counterpart, Mitch McConnell, to end the partial government shutdown and avoid a U.S. default had made tremendous progress, he said.
"Perhaps," he added, "tomorrow will be a bright day."
That, indeed, is the hope among investors, world leaders and regular Americans weary of the government stalemate.
Financial markets that began the day Monday with falling stocks ended higher at day's end, with Wall Street heartened by news of a possible deal.
Wednesday: PSAT
Thursday: No one's laughing now: Next time you think about exploding dry ice at an airport, don’t. Just don’t.  Not in this era of terrorism. Not in a place with closed-circuit TV. Apparently, a baggage handler at Los Angeles International Airport did not follow this simple logic. He allegedly exploded  the dry ice bombs this week.  His motive? Amusement, police say.  The bombs exploded; nobody laughed. Terminal 2 was closed briefly; he’s facing a long time in prison. The good news is no one was injured.  “This guy was playing around. It was kind of a game to him,” Deputy Police Chief Michael Downing says.
Friday: Was shot and killed,famous people, Shot the same way,rushed to hospital, in the west