it gives doctors the right to discard embryos if they show signs of genetic it affects. -- genetic defects. lawmakers agreed to allow limited use of the procedure. >> this person listened keenly to the debate. a gynecologist in berlin, he turned himself in in 2005 after he carried out the procedure which was then banned. a court found in his favor, spurring a big public debate. >> it may prevent suffering in individual cases, but in every single case, it denies a conceived human life the right to live. we should not do that. >> no one takes the decision to have the in vitro fertilization lightly. it is an extremely stressful procedure. both physically and psychologically, and it carries a social stigma. >> couples to go this route already have a long history of suffering behind them. ultimately, arguments like that won, but the use of the procedure will be strongly restrict it. the only parents with hereditary illnesses will qualify. a few hundred couples are likely to benefit each year. >> i am relieved that a sensible world will affect the majority and couples are not prevented from seek

the process focuses on a single genetic condition. because of this, he says fears of designer babies are completely unfounded. >> it is absolute nonsense. it is not possible technically. treats like hair color, eye color, streespeed, or football skills are genetically determined. >> they're hoping the screenings will turn out ok and they will be able to have another healthy child. >> it has nothing to do with being egotistical. it was -- made me sad to see him not be able to do reading it wanted because of that illness. i do not think any parent wants that for their own child. >> the couple won the right to choose. for themselves, and for their unborn children. >> that was our in-depth report. you are watching dw-tv. please stay with us. ow! of course. thank you. i'd call her honeydew goodbody, not lisa. the very fact that she is called lisa proves that she exists.

now, they understand it is a genetic defect. around 5000 people from just a few families have intermarried over several generations. half of them came down wiwith t disease in their 40's. lucia moved to the region to work as a nurse at the end of the 1980's. >> in 70% of the families we see here, there was at least one case of alzheimer's back them. now, there are still a lot of people with the disease. >> lucia established a catalog of medical records and family trees together. years later, a doctor identified the genetic defect, and mutation of the 14th chromosome, and recognized it offered a -- offefered opportunity. >> worldwide, we have the largest concentration of genetically-inherited alzheimer's. that is perhaps a chance to fight the disease. >> as a result, researchers around the world have turned their attention to the region and i its uversity hospital. the doctor has been preparing a comprehensive study here. it includes research on a large group of people who are certain to get alzheimer's. it is a unique opportunit

ask those in favor say the technique does not change the baby's genetic makeup. >> this is not genetic modification. we're not altering the nucleus we are not altering the 50% of genes that come from each parent stop it is .54% of the genome. >> opponents say it crosses a fundamental more in line -- fundamentally moral line. >> creating a new child essentially opening the way to determining the type of person who is born is a very difficult ethical boundary to cross all stop >> the vote has come too late for jessica holiday, but it will give her parents the chance to have a second child free of her condition. >> joining us in the studio to talk about this huge announcement is our science correspondent, derek williams. we are talking about a person created from the dna of three people. kelly talking about two mothers and a father? >> that is exactly what we are talking about in the long run. there is nuclear dna, which is the vast amount of dna, but there's also mitochondrial dna. the mitochondria are batteries inside of yourself. they are responsible for coding for energy supply. you h

when the unearthed a different genetic species -- a different genetic sequence, they know they have found a new species. >> we have several thousand more waiting to be cataloged. >> he carefully sketches every detail, every feeler, every part of a creature's body. >> despite our state of the heart technology, up from laser microscopes to genetic sequencing, we still have to sketch the creatures. we can learn a great deal from looking at their shapes, whether it is what they eat or how they live. it is a real font of information. >> his work is far from over. in the coming years, he will be heading back to the deep sea to collect new samples of marine life. >> while these researchers try to unlock the secrets of the oceans, the underwater world is also acutely endangered. pollution, oil spills, and overfishing are taking their toll on diversity in the oceans. the damage caused by human activity can also be seen on a huge underwater mountain ranges that formed a series of underwater plateaus. when scientists went down to observe the biggest atlantic sea mount, the great meatier bank, they w

. >> another big discussion is the pros and cons of genetically- modified food. proponents say it can help eliminate allergies or grow food stricken by drought. >> others argue that gm crops and foods can have a very harmful effects on the human body, including causing cancer. >> this rat is riddled with cancer allegedly caused by genetically-modified corn feed developed by the biotech giant monsanto. french scientists say their research proves dell inc.. eu agricultural ministers gave a cautious -- approves dell inc. -- french scientists say their research proves the link. the u.s. agricultural ministers gave a cautious reply. -- the eu agricultural ministers gave a cautious reply. although the issue was not on the agricultural -- not on the agenda, it has once again highlighted differences over how the eu deals with the cultivation and import of fm crops. -- gm crops. some countries want to reopen the debate. >> it must be possible for a nation or government to say we do not want genetically- modified ackermann to because our people do not want it. this study -

even more genetically modified foods in europe. china and taiwan have held their highest level talks and sixty five years taiwan's mainland affairs minister met with china's vice foreign minister at the start of forty them four days of discussions the two countries lead after the chinese civil war in nineteen forty nine china still considers taiwan as part of its territory. no official agenda has been announced that talks are being seen as a confidence building exercise that could lead to improved times. bank of the berlin film festival now wearing a film shot in northern afghanistan has made its debut. in between worlds follows the german army captain and his afghan interpreter and put to the dilemmas faced by working together. topical movie coming as foreign troops withdraw from afghanistan germany considers expanding its military engagements in global trouble spots. it was directed by the austrian detail on the dog and features a cast of amateur and professional. scott rocks for a stunning my friends down the red carpet right no

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the team isolates the parasite in the mosquito to change its genetic structure. this genetic change is intended to transform the parasite into a vaccine against malaria, but it is not easy. the parasite is clever. >> here we can see the parasite shortly after punching. it is lively and searching for the bloodstream, basically hunting around and searching. at some point, it fines and interest the liver, and that is the important phase where we can do something against the parasite. >> the trick is deactivating the exact thing that releases the parasite into the human bloodstream because that is when the host falls ill. he wants to create a vaccine that inhibits this process. it has already worked on mice. once exposed to the genetically modified parasite, they become immune to the normal one. the effect lasts for months and is 100% effective. bites from thousands of malaria- carrying mosquitos produced no infection. the mouse survives, and it's liver cells are then different from unvaccinated human cells. >> this is what it looks like shortly before malaria begins

this mother is worried that she will pass over a genetic disorder in her family. a disorder that left her father almost blind. that is why she decided on in vitro fertilization and embryo screening. >> this is impossible to rule out of such an early stage i think i should have this white -- this right. >> this is currently a legal grey area in germany. now a group of politicians has put forward legislation that would make it available literature to cases. >> in principle, this diagnosis would be banned but the legislation would permit exceptions and the exceptions are those families with serious genetic disorders. >> people like this family, for incident. they still need approval in parliament and some like to see this outlawed altogether. >> don't go away. >> welcome back. german politicians have been making christmas trips to afghanistan. the defense minister was there twice in the past week. once with his wife and once with chancellor angela merkel. even as they traveled to the hindu kush, they are starting to transport troops there -- from there by the end of

the debate on how far genetic testing should go. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> the clock is ticking for the libyan leader muammar gaddafi. opposition rebels have reportedly given gaddafi 72 hours to leave the country and stop the bombing. in return, they say they will not pursue him for crime. gaddafi has not responded to the offer. lybia's uprising is now a month old, with intense fighting in the eastern town of ras lanuf. that is where our coverage begins. >> the libyan air force is keeping up its attacks on ras lanuf. the rebels are defending themselves as best they can. the rebel forces seem to have enough ammunition, but there are reports that they are running out of fuel supplies. libyan state television has broadcast this footage, showing the's troops cheering as prisoners, allegedly rebels, lie on the ground. the regime wants to show that its military is on the offensive. >> today, we kill in ras lanuf. tomorrow, we will kill everywhere in libya. >> of the west has yet to agree on a joi

scientists have carried out the very first experiments that we know about to genetically modify human in brio's. the project sparked a ban. >> what has changed in two years after the catastrophic textile factory collapse in bangladesh? >> that and much more after the break. stay with us. >> welcome back. biologists in china have carried out the first experiments to genetically modify human embryos. >> in a medical journal, researchers at a medical university confirmed that they altered genes that are responsible for a blood disease. they have said that the embryos could never have become babies but the revelations have sparked a global outcry. >> scientists around the world are calling for a ban on global genetic modification. they are worried the latest research could open the door to a new era of eugenics. >> and a competitive race between nations to create the perfect human being. >> chinese scientists used 86 embryos in the study. the embryos were described as not viable because they had an extra set of chromosomes. scientists say they were the first to change the embryos' dna, in

genetic mel form of these and a woman. anchor: a double standard there. thank you for coming in and helping us think through this. greece has to pay its debt on time. that is the word from one of its major creditors, the international monetary fund. anchor: christine lagarde says delays would only make greece's situations worse. athens has to replay -- has to repay one billion euros next month. anchor: the lines being drawn now are without a doubt pushing greece closer to default and an exit from the eurozone. reporter: christine lagarde said there could be no grace. for greece. she said allowing delayed payments would be no different from issuing new credit. christine: late payments have not been granted by the board of the imf and the last 30 years. it was eventually granted to a couple of developing countries and that delay was actually not followed by very productive results. reporter: over the next two months greece must make payments of around 2 billion euros just to meet its obligations to the imf. greece's creditor

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modern technology now allows doctors to test embryos for possible genetic disorders, but only if the embryos were conceived by in vitro fertilization. with pre-implantation diagnosis, a cell is removed from a days- old embryo. it is only implanted in the mother ithere is abnormality. opponents what this banned. >> a life with a disability is also a valuable life. we do not want to tell people who are alive today or parents whose children are disabled that they really should have been winnowed out. >> but other politicians have long wanted to the procedure to be allowed in special circumstances, such as a risk of serious genetic disease. >> at the moment, we expect the families that are affected to either not have children at all or to have sevely disabled children or miscarriages or abortions. these are our unreasonable demands on one should not expect of people. or, they just go abroad. -- unreasonable demands no one should expect from people. >> they warn the list of diseases that can be screened out is getting longer, a situation they say that germany should not permit. >> in wint

if one of the parents has a genetic disease, then embryos can be screened and destroyed if they carry the same condition. that is a difficult ethical issue, especially in germany because of the nazi era and their abuse of eugenics. the government has offered a free vote on legislation. leaders have been debating it in parliament. >> the free democrats have been trying to convince lawmakers to support embryo screening. when couples expected miscararage or a serious genetic defect -- a >>> it does not mean an ethical breach in quantitative breakthrough. >> she has gotten support from a theology expert pierre >> imagine you were the suggest -- the physician in charge and you knew that the embryo to be implanted was not viable. i think your conscience and professional ethics would prevent you from in planting the embryo. >> supporters of a ban warn that it would be a dangerous change. >> those in favor of allowing this would alsohave to state which diseases and disabilities would be rejected in the future. >> seldom have the parliamentarians dealt with such a profound and personal subject

the experimental station is home to the genetic diversity of 360,000 different crops. plans to develop luxury houses would mean the collection of trees and bushes would be dug up. >> this facility is unique. there is no place to relocate the plants. even if you did, you would kill them. >> founded to conserve plant genetic resources, the institute survived the second world war intact. staff would have starved to death back them rather than eat the contents of the seed banks. supporters of the pavlov station have launched a campaign to save the invaluable collection of crop diversity. >> all these plants are registered in an international data base. researchers know that. if they need a simple, they can just ask for it. >> scientists say seeds conservative could be essential in developing new crops better adapted to climate change. dmitry medvedev has ordered a review of the closure. >> i will be back after a short break with the in depth, and looking at the early withdrawal of u.s. combat troops from iraq. >> welcome back. the u.s. military is on track to cut its numbe

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the follicles resistance to d.h.t., or lack thereof, is genetic, and that's why some men go bald andn't. >> for me, i started to go balde beginning, and then it got really worse once i got into college, and to the point where it was really dramatic. and through this time, i started to use a lot of different products, a lot of different things that promised, you know, regrowing of hair, things oftha. >> hair loss for women, in many ways, is far more traumatic. the psychological effects for women can be devastating. there are many different causes of hair loss among women. female pattern thinning, which is genetic diffuse hair loss,pa, or stress-related shedding, and alopecia areata, or spotty hair. some hair loss in wome caused by poor hair care. harsh chemical relaxers or tight hair braiding can permanently damage these hair follicles. >> you know, a woman losing her hair has to be the most difficult thing in the world.exo lose their hair, but not women, right? it's very unbecoming. it's embarrassing. you lose your self-esteem. i mean, i did the weave thing. then you get the wigs. gu

the arguments are bogus, pseudo arguments, particularly the biologic and genetic ones, and they make it impossible to take this book and this man seriously. >> for now, thilo sarrazin is getting more attention than he has had throughout his political career. >> earlier, we spoke to our political correspondent simon young, and asked how this controversy could affect the long-running debate on the immigration of minorities in germany. >> in the first instance, in the short term, it will hinder the debate because the debate is all on mr. sarrazin and his future, but the process of integration, of making sure that everyone from society is able to join the mainstream, that does throw up huge problems. he is not wrong about that, and it is true that people from immigrant backgrounds, immigrants and their children, do worse in the education system, and they are more likely to be unemployed than people whose families have lived in germany for many generations. the question is why, and to answer that, you have to look at a range of issues of social injustice that affect everyone, not just imm

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> un sismo con magnitud 6 .8 sacudio en chile y al norte del apsi rompio edficiios y sobre todo la genet> y ahora usted esta de acuerdo que los maestros sean entrenados con el uso de armas. > >> también tendre los detalles todos los detalles en breve. (♪.) (♪.) / tenemos aún noticiero de ultima hora en san jose hubo una víctima con heridas graves y tendremos más detalles en sola las 11 y también en san jose tiene miedo en su casa porque al parecer su familia está mal con el siniestro . >> > tuvimos la oportunidad de platicar con una chica y hay en está área ma sde un millon de dólares y la policía cataloga como bandalismo y esto son los detalles. > >> la familia que vive en está casa en san jose dice cvivir atemorizada y desconcertada luego que prenddieron fuego y está joven que vivie aquí está madrugada su padre creyo que vio algo y se percato que fue incendiada y lo que paso el día anterior amaneceio pintado el auto y la joven no sabe porque paso esto y los vecinos dijeron que era raro que ocurriera algo así mientars que ela familia afectada está aterrorizada y no cree y lo pero. >> >

>las mi casita que es el sueÑo de todas las familias verdad y a los demas ayudar en mi canton a la genetue necesita y hacer obras de caridad manadar hacer unas casitas tantas cosas en menos de 24 horas se podria conocer quien es el afortunado que gano el mega million aunque tambien existe la probabilidad de que nadie lo ne y monto siga creciendo a 400 millones de dolares siendo aun mas atractivo este popular sorteo para los millones de jugadores en washington dc jose angel aguirre univision en los proximos minutos les revelaremos cual es el numero ganador de este sorteo.. continue con univision washington.. los contribuyente tendran tres dias adicionales para poder presentar la claracde sus impuestos este ano y tendran que agradecer por ello a la capital de la nacion el retrasa en el plazo de envio se debe a que el distrito de columbia observa como festivo el dia de emancipacion el viernes 15 de abril, por lo tanto el plazo para presentar las declaratorias expira el 18 de bril a media noche... el dia de la emancipacion marca la ocasion cuando presidente

. >> > y ellos comenzaron arestar a la genet y hace 6 meses ellos aprovo de esto y según ellos eslloa alarma presente es un niño que tiene epilepcia y estado señora por ahoa es indocumentaba. > >> enterese como escoger bien el disfrz para su hijo de hallowen . >>> y enterese cuales etsados podrían estar afectados por el huracán sandy . >>> yo les tarigo los detalles del pronÓsticostico mÁs adelante ♪. ---la celebracion de halloween esta a la vuelta de la esquina, pero la celebracion de hallowen wsta ala vuelta d ela esquina y mariarosa nos ghabal de las recomendaciones del gobierno . >>> será un animal feroz y este leonsit esta listo . >>> voy a llevar a maiu y la tÍa vamos a llevarlo por aqui y ya sabemos las cosas que tiene os dulces. >>> y esta celebracion podrÍa a tornarse en una pesadilla y ellos recomiendan que sea un traje que no represente el peligro . >>> es importante que las mascaras tengan agujeros en los ojos y nariz y que el material no sea para el fuego . >>> los padres de familia o el adulto deben revisar las golosinas. >>> tambiÉn le ayudaron a que estuvieran y recue

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. >> > no tenemos nad ay aseguran que hay mejoras y un museo que atraera más genet y los mariachis seas mujeres revolucionan la mÚsica. >>> arranco la fecha y ahora al otro lado de la pausa. la cerveza ya estÁ en el refri . >>> los frijolitos. >> > y ahora vamos con williams y ahora vamos con acciÓn deportiva y ahora con estpos que están victoriosos y otro acostumbrado a estar mal y ahor asesinos metemos en el estadio y aora en el lago sanotaban para el equipo de los zorros y los jaguares en el segundo año y ahora ganron y huele a salvacoin y ahora es el hmbre pare de sufrir época fotografía y ahora junto a ellos siguen dand triunfo y fue asistente medico dodn emex slaio campeón mundiak y juntos trabajaron en un proyecto que termino entrgando resultado y esté fue adeja radufuyera al mudnaol . > >> el no fue realmente proqu eno jugaba y aún no tebnian consolidadeo tod esto . > >> yahora con los cuervo y tenina detalles y la temporada y ahora las miradas y la splaticas comenzara el domingo a las 4 de la tarde y ahora han venido a la brujula causando probems y más tarde el pase y a la bu

the genetic material needed for my creation is inside me. get that from "bowels"? huh? i'm just wondering how you got that from... you know what? i don't care. will that work, though? you taking da vinci's place? only one way to find out. all right, i'm going to send you back five minutes after we disappeared in the time machine. if all goes well, the universe should be intact this time. good luck, old friend. hopefully, i'll be leaving you a future to return to. i'm gonna miss you, stewie. good luck. you did it, stewie. you did it. (sighs) (knocking on door) uh... can i help you? (italian accent): are you brian griffin? yes. i'm-a from the vatican, and this is for you. what is it? the vatican has been holding this note for you for about 500 years. it was left to us by leonardo da vinci himself, with instructions that it be delivered to you on this exact-a date at this exact-a time. stewie: dear brian, it's been a week since you left, and i'm pretty sure i've set things right. so i've built a cryogenic stasis device, and am placing myself in

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if i can decode the genetic puzzle of this being, perhaps i can determine how to apply it to my own neurologicalakeup. evil stewie, come with me. we're going to run a few tests on... (bone crunches) (yelling) (grunting) (gasps) (whimpering) (yelling) (screaming) (grunting) (coughs) (brian screaming) (screaming continues) hi, honey. what? what'd you say? i just said hi. is that, uh-- is that bonnie's dress? oh, yeah. susie spit up on me, and i didn't want to go all the way home, so i just threw this on. i hope that's okay. yeah, it's fine, i guess. oh, here's that juice box you asked for. oh, thanks, meg. oh... what's wrong? oh, nothing. it's just that i like to put the straw in myself. oh, i-i'm sorry. here. yeah. it's not the same now. i'll, uh, i'll just get another one. (phone rings) i'll get it! hello. oh, hi, meg, it's bonnie. how is everything going there? oh, great. has joe died? what? no. that's good. i was just calling to tell him my father is recovering well and the doctors say he'll be fine. that's great. i'll tell him. i'll be flying back first thing in the morning. that's great, too

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pulmn, especialmente en personas fumadoras, si son portadoras de ese gen, segun la revista "nature geneticsel gen defectuoso, ya ha sido vinculado a los cnceres de mama y ovario, pero los expertos han descubierto que una mutacin especfica del gen, dobla la probabilidad de contraer cncer de pulmn. --los resultados de este estudio abren la posibilidad de realizar tratamientos personalizado s para personas con cncer de pulmn que tengan esas mutaciones genticas. take vo- lorena --por ultimo, un estudio realizado en escocia, resalta que aprender un segundo idioma retrasa la demencia y el deterioro cognitivo. --segun el autor de la investigacion, no hace falta ser bilingue, solo basta con comprender un idioma suficientemen te bien para comunicarse y el hecho de "obligar a nuestro cerebro" a diferenciar un idioma de otro, tiene beneficios a largo plazo en nuestro cerebro. --incluso los que aprenden una segunda lengua como adultos pueden retrasar el deterioro cognitivo. --- llegamos a la ultima pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez, pero al regresar... takevo --es considerada una de la mujeres

idioma es que tienen mas tendencia a socializarse, es una de las cosas que ayuda a mantener a las genetsor en mejor condicion mental y fisica, socializan mas, practican mas deportes, salen mas" el estudio fue hecho en luxego y mostro que ejercitar el cerebro hablando diferentes idiomas podria tambien prevenir el alzehmers y en cuanto a los niños esta mas que comprobado "bueno, no es solo importante porque les abre las puertas en el futuro y mas en este pais, que tiene la facilidad de aprender el ingles y el español, no solamente importante por eso, sino porque ejercita su cerebro,ejercita su mente y parece ser que los niños que hablan mas de un idioma tienen mejor rendimiento academico" lo que no pudieron encontrar es si hablar varios idiomas aumenta el nivel de inteligencia. fue en reporte de teresa quevedo... nos vamos a una pausa, pero ya que tal como les va, buenas tardes. no se pudo anoche en casa, los wizards volvieron a perder en el verizon center y fue ante los pacers. danny granger anotÓ 21 unidades y recuperÓ 10 rebotes, y los pacers de indiana acumul

>> el al punracismo en nuestroÍ a veces la genete queisional pu Étnico.imos de un pueblo que no tiene las necesidades bÁsicas satisfechas. eso es lo que tratamos de poner. hablar de polÍtica, con nombres. >> pero lo que hicieron. cuando ganaron el graham y le agradecieron a piedad cÓrdoba. -grammy. >> el asunto es delicado.al pun el asunto polÍtico eso tambiÉn estÁ sola. ella es para nosotros una hermana, por eso respaldamos. su procer, segÚn sus colegas, es subversivo. -proceder. cuÁntas toveces en nuestro paÍs acusaron a Álvaro uribe de tener vÍnculos con los univisioo paramilitares y nunca lo destituyeron.univisional puntou terroristas? >> todo el que quiera balas, la estÁ haciendo mal. >> por la fuerza, no. >> nosotros hacemos un retrato de cÓmo es nuestra comunidad y no estamos usando la h@al punto sino la mÚsica. no vamos a validar se use la fuerza. >> cÓmo lo estÁ haciendo juan manuel santos? >> Él montÓ su gabinete y no tuvo en cuenta a nuntola gente y para nosotros eso es ivisioma porque mucha gente afro lo apoyÓ. >> en la canciÓn dicen que parte

down syndrome is a genetic disorder. 90% of women abort fetuses with down's syndrome. >> i'm worried that if the child has downs, whether it -- whether to go forward with an abortion are not. you think that it could be a burden. >> but testing a woman's amniotic fluid can be dangerous because it carries the potential of injury to the fetus. the new test is completely safe. all that is needed is a few drops of blood from the mother. the blood under those protests. -- undergoes thorough tests. >> the new test will allow us to test for 90% of the chromosomal changes. >> many of you a test without risks as a positive development -- many of you a test without risks as a positive development. >> what is key is that this test does not lead automatically to an abortion. it should be to the pregnancy being terminated. that is where we start devaluing people with disabilities. >> the fear is that the test can change how people approach high- risk pregnancies. >> if doctors start doing this test as a routine procedure, then it could become problematic. then society needs to have a policy discus

>> el nh@racismo en nuestro paÍ a veces la genete que es racista ni siquiera lo sabe.al Étnico.no a esa gente que lo respaldÓ. no es consecuente con su discurso. to al punivisional puntounivisionao urbana se tiene en cuenta t1 plasma en su veterano que uno vive.univisional puntounivisiono nosotros venimos de un pueblo que no tiene las necesidades bÁsicas satisfechas. eso es lo que tratamos de poner. hablar de polÍtica, con nombres. >> pero lo que hicieron. cuando ganaron el graham y le agradecieron a piedad cÓrdoba. -grammy. >> el asunto es delicado.isionh el asunto polÍtico eso tambiÉn estÁ sola. ella es para nosotros una hermana, por eso respaldamos. su procer, segÚn sus colegas, es subversivo. -proceder. cuÁntas univisveces en nuestroÍ acusaron a Álvaro uribe de tener vÍnculos con los ivisionas paramilitares y nunca lo destituyeron.untounivisional pu terroristas? >> todo el que quiera balas, la estÁ haciendo mal. >> por la fuerza, no. >> nosotros hacemos un retrato de cÓmo es nuestra comunidad y no estamos usando la univisionp sino la mÚsica. no vamos a validar se use la fuer

i am a genetically engineered super spy. ben spent years training us.m of doing. yeah. that's what they want you to think. so you'll do their little tricks for them. but you, my friend, are a common, everyday pet shop guinea pig just like me. we must have been separated at birth. but fate has brought us back together, my brother. - don't say that. - i have a brother. - don't say that word. - i have a brother! come here, brother. come here, brother. all right. my brother doesn't like hugs. i'm good with that. i am not your brother. listen. darwin, i'm not gonna dress it up, ok? i sit here every day hoping to get adopted, to find family. and now, because of you, family has found me. hurley, there is no way that we are related, so just get that through your head, ok? ok. here we go. darwin was right. the file was marked "clusterstorm." - can you open this? - i don't know. ok, well, we've already seen that. ok, just unplug the computer. unplug. go, go, go. - was that a worm? - nope. this pda is infected with an extermination virus. [muffled shouting] [bucky

who investigators are conducting genetic tests on the virus. they're trying to find out how it was transmitted and its level of toxicity. >>> authorities in germany decided to phase-out nuclear power in the wake of the accident at fukushima daiichi. we told you last week about the long process of decondition being the reactors. but germans are focusing on a new issue -- where to store the waste. nhk reports. >> reporter: german ideas have had their eyes on this town for decades. they've considered it the main candidate to host the permanent storage facility for nuclear waste. they've been carrying out experiments there to build their case. spent fuel rods and other types of nuclear waste are planned to be stored underground at the maximum death of 933 meters. but as authorities have assessing the plan they face strong resistance from local residents residents. >> translator: we heard the drums get rusty and that radioactive waste can leak out. there's the chance of gas leeks. this place is too dangerous for permanent storage. >> reporter: the p

. >> one thing researchers are looking into is the role of genetics in chronic disease.hat role does a person's background have. and how much does their environment matter. and how important is the role of lifestyle, including diet and exercise? >> it is unique study and we think the data we collect will be very interest to researchers. >> but so much cutting edge research does not come cheap and will cost 210 million euros for the first 10 years alone. >> now to brazil where fans are celebrating after they beat spain in the confederations cup final. >> security measures were strict for the tens of thousands of fans filing into the stadium. the brazilian government is painfully aware these days many of the citizens are not just mad about football. sunday afternoon 5,000 demonstrators joined a peaceful protest near the stadium hours perfect the cuffe. much fewer than the marches against the country's rising cost of living last week. violence broke out as protesters threw rocks at police who responded with teargas and stun grenades. demonstrators called on the government t

. >> half of all butterflies showed genetic damage, but they're cautious about drawing connections to the population. there is only one course of action. >> no one should underestimate the risks which are irreversible. >> the scientists also read the butterflies in their laboratory and made a remarkable discovery. they became more resistant to radiation from generation to generation. that's positive news, but the long-term effects for humans are still on known. -- unknown. >> this is said to be the fastest time. >> a victory would put the defending world champ ahead of fernand go alonso. the for our rig driver leads by four points. the first formula one team principle after officially taking over from peter. all right. there you go. thanks for watching. have a good one.

he found it is a genetically determined impulse that develops in the well. with the new research funds, he wants to investigate if pigeons follow the same courtship rituals. >> that is it from "the journal" for now. >> more news for you at the top of the hour. join us then.