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first of all, can you explain what ia minimal cell is? >> we have been trying to work on this sent 1995 when we sequenced the first two genomes in history trying to understand fundamentally whether there was a set of genes that was responsible or complete self propagating life. we have been working on this for a long time. we have had our first synthetic version in 2007, as you know. been working since then to try and design a cell from scratch that has just the minimal set of genes necessary for living and replication, at least in the laboratory environment. >> we humans have about 20-30,000 genes. you started with a little itty bitty thing. have you tried to make it ittier and bittier? how low did you go? >> that is only a way that you could put it robert. the smallest set of genes is what we sequenced in 1995. it has little over 500 genes. the goal is, and the problem with this whole field is, our fundamental knowledge of elegy is so limited that we don't

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. >> to find out what is behind us with iraqi advance against ias we are joined by our reporter from baghdad. the u.s. military says and iraqi victory is imminent. what is behind iraqi battlefield success? reporter: what we are hearing in baghdad is that they were surrounding tikrit for two days with tanks and artillery and everything to today they have barely attacked from all sides. i just talked with somebody inside the city saying there is heavy fighting going on. there are a lot of explosive devices exploding, but we hear as well that some of the eye as fighters have already left tikrit and who is left -- some of the i.s. fighters have left tikrit. and people who took tikrit months ago. >> surprisingly, we are hearing that iran and the u.s. have been working together to achieve this victory. what type of coordination have we been seeing between these two? reporter: this is an open secret in iraq for some weeks arma. they were training together in the province of anbar for this military operation that is going on now. it was iranian commanders iranian guided militias, the iraq he

the economic firm ias global inside said it amounted to billions of dollars in losses. finding massachusetts alone suffered about $1 billion in lost wages and profits. understandably businesses and retailers were among the hardest hit because you know some people just stayed hole. >> one year ago today malaysia flight 370 vanished. today a report shedding little light on what happened to the plane, but it does find the locator beacon battery on the black box had a year before the plane vanished, and now the families are remembering their loved ones as the ongoing search continues. bringing in now a captain who's a retired navy captain and a fox news military analyst. >> nice to be with you. >> let's start here first. do you have any inkling where the plane might be. what happened to it and also does it strike you as odd that it has not been located. >> the answer to your first question is no. i don't know where the aircraft is but i have to go with what the scientific data tells us and that's the analysis of the pings. and the analysis shows that it went south down into

. >>> they apologize using a church for ia student is sparking outrage on campus and has gotten the attention of the governor. marqise johnson, a third year student at uva was arrested thursday morning by the state's alcoholic beverage control agency. a photograph shows johnson pinned on the sidewalk with blood gushing from a wound on his head. he was bell lidge rant after being turned away from a bar. about a thousand students demonstrated on campus wednesday night. they used an outdoor amphitheater to sound the call for justice. a tearful marqise johnson was under arrest. he said it was unacceptable. a witness said an alcoholic beverage control officer grabbed johnson by the arm after a bouncer stopped athe 20-year-old from entering the bar. johnson asked the officers to let go of his arm and tried to pull away. that's when he was brought to the ground hitting his head on the sidewalk. johnson was treated at a hospital and charged with obstruction of justice and public swearing or intoxication. snook it's an issue for all of uva. >> some student groups called into question the officers' use

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ia state court. she was on hand for her hearing, prosecutors claim it's not true. john rawlins is live now with more. >> that hearing happened a half hour ago, did a montgomery county judge overstep his authority to investigate attorney general kane are is attorney general kane trying to position herself above the law, that brought people to the chambers today. >> i am consciously hopeful and grateful that the court took the time to listen to this case for me and for pennsylvania. >> kathleen kane's lawyers are claim that william carpenter, was outs side of the law when he appointed a prosecutor to investigate kathleen kane. there is no statute that exists that allows a unilateral appointment. kane's camp claims she is a victim of partisan politics she say democrat and the first woman attorney general in pennsylvania. and that she is a thorn in the side of the male and republican side. as a spinoff of her probe kane later disclosed the discovery of sexually explicit employees furthering annering people in hour some say. >> and they appointed special prosecutor and

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i'm cq(r&ia vega in new york. have a good evening.evening. >>> next at 6:00, it's not even spring and it feels like summer. we have the record-break saturday temperatures. >>> volunteers move to tears today as the end a three-year commitment to help find a missing bay area teenager. >>> details how a woman slipped through security to get on to a runway at sfo this week. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening i'm katie marzullo. the sun beat down on san jose today, leading the hottest march 14th on record. the perfect day to get outside, walk a dog in the park, maybe even have a little ice cream. right now the bay area is still warm with another way tomorrow. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> despite the clouds we head record warmth in many locations including san jose. the sun is still out but is having a tough time through a veil of cloud cover, but nonetheless record warmth, san jose, high of 89, beating the record of 81 set in 2004. livermore, the high 85. tying a record. oakland

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i mean, even the old -- sorry, but you go back years to simply blew up a plane i with a bomb ia luggageompartment. you would have had a wide -- >> everything is a mystery. don't rule out anything at this point. >> all three of these things happened, two in the ocean, one over the alps. should we have special training if they go over treacherous terrain. >> there is mountain training. >> in the ocean -- >> they were so far over the alps. they looked this big. >> these guys know, i'm traveling almost every week on a flight, if this plane is one of the safest out there, should consumers and frequent fliers be nervous now? >> no. but i'll tell you who wants to know what happened is all the carriers that are flying these because if there is some kink that nobody has found out in 30 years of flying these things -- >> that's 30 years. >> i know. i know. >> the tires have been kicked -- >> you would think you would have found the warts somewhere by now. in any case, that's what makes this mysterious. that's why we're anxious to find out the information from the black boxes. news alert. army ser

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if you come in june ia junior ld have pier peers and colleagues have you one perspective, if you turleytment -- if you are actualing running a department, you see. there are two different perspectives, i dismiss the former one we can argue about needs of u.s. military to serve security interest. kennedy: war has changed. >> it has. kennedy: modern warfare is so different than when we were fighting the coi cold war, i grp in 80s we just assumed we would get bombed by russians, we were going to bomb them, and we would all die. that is why gen xers are so pessimistic, but now battlefield has changed and focus has changed. it seem strange to have massive standing army we have. >> depending on slice of time, change has been inproduct of more advance technology, smart weapon global communication, nature of platform that used to conduct the, but acreage is still acreage, if you want to be able to shape what goes on in a country or region that still takes same number of people because you have other people, you know oceans have not shrank any, and things are morley that wilmore --lethal because

malaysia is at the crossroads of maritime trade between china,ia d arn niula.ne hundred years ago, it was even reo. under british colonial rule, cultural exchangesetween many of the wod's peoples flourished on this peninsula. about 180 miles south of kuala lumpur, the nation's capital lies the village of rengit in the southwest part of the state of johor. nagata junji is a geographer who is studying how different ethnic groups mingle in malaysia. ethnic makeup varies by region. this village is about 80% malay and 20% chinese. ( women laughing ) the village was settled about 90 years ago, mostly by malays. nagata wants to find out how the malays and chinese have interacted over the years and how their society has become structured to ease relations between the two groups. five times a day, the sound of the koran, the islamic bible, echoes throughout the village. islam is a major influence on the lives of the malay people. nagata visits one malay farming family. sohot bin kamin is the son of malay settlers. he and his wife live here with their five children and f

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so when he came up from peor ia to congress. the beltway press loves to do stories about the workout routines of members of congress. this bipartisan story about members of congress working out appeared last summer filed under fashion. here he is enjoying his bipartisan workout. these two members of congress very attractive, very young, a bipartisan duo in the gym. the new generation in congress. right now in the background of this photo see the guy in the red t-shirt? that is congressman kevin mccarthy. he was supposed to be the young gun guy. he started the young guns not that long ago. when you're the haunchy guy in the background of the picture, you in the red shirt can't be the young gun any more. new guy is the young gun. that is young. also look at his guns. i mean -- aaron schock was the boy wonder that republicans were hoping for. attractive, fit, new kid on the politic. -- block. he did not do all that much. he is not associated with any causes. he was able to parlay it into tons and tons of media appearances and a rep

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this e-mail issue is such an unforced error that iá boggles the mind. >> this e-mail system was set uply to defy the freedom of information act. >> joining me now with reaction from austin texas, marjorie cliffton and here in studio, the founder of the accountability project. both guests by the way in this segment lean left. the democrats are starting to distance themselves from hillary clinton based on this latest scan"al. you don't agree with that. >> well, what i would say is still there's a lot of unknowns. and she's been ready to put forth all the e-mails and anything in question. there's a legacy of other secretaries of state and a lot of pe who you know uniformly use private e-mail. christie has been quiet right now as have a lot of the other republican candida÷es on this particular issue. there's a lot of fear of, oh goodness, do we really know what the rules are. the benefit and the down sued of having a legacy candidate like hillary clinton is that's there's a lot of material to work with. we saw this with mitt romney. questions about his authenticity questions about financia

. >> my opinion was we had to try to bowl indy ia out. >>> india will be returning home empty handed. is in delhi, and she says fans are still coming to terms with the world cup exit. >> reporter: people across india called in a slow thursday. we heard personal stories of businesses allowing employees to watch the match at work just so they could continue to be productive. and we heard of students who took the day off of school to watch their superhere yous. markets like this that are usually seething with traffic and people of all kinds and activity have ground to a halt. there is absolutely -- well not much going on. roads that are filled with traffic are an absolute breeze to drive on and we anticipate they will be perhaps for some days, as india comes to the realization that it has lost the semifinal. india has not been able to make it to final appearances and victories in a row. >> we were expecting india to win and go to the final. >> i think they bowled fairly well, but [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: a time of contemplation and disappointment. >>> football now, world champions wer

ia am not going to make you do it, but i will explain how to do it.n i taught one of the tech reporters at "the new york times" at the time how to do it in fewer letters then how to send a tweet. the first step is to sit with your spine straight and eyes closed. focus your full attention on the feeling of your breath coming in and going out. the third step is the key. as soon as you try to focus on the feeling of your breath, your mind will go nuts. it will start wandering. you will ask yourselves silly questions and doing your to do list or whatever. you want to notice when your mind has gotten carried away and start over. and start over again and again and again. you are literally rewiring your brain. by the way, it is a radical act. most of us have trouble paying attention at the present moment. we are wrapped up in the past. you are happily an outlier. charlie: the book is called "10% happier." dan harris, thank you. a pleasure. congratulations -- i think self-awareness is a remarkable thing. to bring to bear anything that helps you do that makes

doesn't 679 i think the most immediate impact is that it makes the republican party seem less stadiae iaand it looks unprofessional, but hopefully won't upset these delicate talks. >> how much do you think they are a main force in a battle to defeat isis in iraq? how much is that forming what we do and say with the iranians in switzerland. >> i think the negotiations are so difficult and technical, it's not only secretary kerry, the energy secretary and teams of experts, it's really difficult to get to an agreement there. i think the administration has been wide in not trying to oversell the merits of an agreement there. the other shies going on in the region i think is tough here to have a huge shift. iran is a bad ocor it supports a lot of the negative terrorist groups like hezbollah, and the groups we are against with the assad regime in syria. even if we can get to an agreement with the nuclear talks, which i think are largely focused almost exclusively on those issues it's going to be hard to get to a consensus, as you saw general dempsey was critical of the iranian role in some of

ias climbing to 17 spring 401ks increased. >> despite the report, some financial experts say we're really you're right. experts point out that rising stock prices have more helped the retirement accounts of older higher income people for many others it's still a crisis. the national institute on retirement security released this report just yesterday. it said that nearly 40 million households have no retirement account of any kind, and also said the median balance in a retirement account for a typical household was just $2,500. >> it's amazing but not surprising. when you look at real median income in america it's down still nine percent lower than 1999. >> and while millions of workers can still count on a traditional pension plan from their employer, according to the fed those pension plans are underfunded by more than $3 trillion. social security will likely cover only about a third of a typical family's retirement and even with the value of their homes included, the institute says two-thirds of families see shortfalls of conservative retirement plan targets. >> peter barnes in washing

we're following that plane that slid off a runway at there guardiaguard ia laguardia airport in new york city. >>> the snow is piling up in some areas. this is boyd road in montgomery county. untreated roads out there. be careful. driving conditions in feltonville section a short time ago. a little different. a little easier to drive on the roosevelt boulevard approaching rising sun avenue. still, take your time. temperatures drop everything will freeze. or has the potential to freeze. we want to see your weather pictures. show us what it looks like in your neighborhood by uploading your photos on all new nbc 10 news app. it is a free download. you can e-mail us or post your pictures and video to our nbc 10 facebook page. we're keeping you updated there as well as right here on nbc 10. we have reporters positioned all over the area and hundreds of cameras to show you in addition to updates on that breaking news we told you about, a plane that slit off the runway at laguardia airport. stay tuned. >>> well we're about in the middle of our biggest snowstorm of the season. and you don't see

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. >> hey, good morning to you ukee diane a ahead we will talk with crutch ia insider about the new audioleased of jihad john, what it says about his radicalization. >> nancy on the hill, israeli's prime minister congressional address. only live here on cp is this morning, we go behind the scene of national zoo look at major milestone in a panda's life bowbow will be leaving her mother. the news back in the morning. see you guys in just about ten minutes. >> oh, wow that's big time. thanks nora. >> looking forward to t. >> see you soon. >> take care, guys. >> taylor swift gets a new gig. >> the superstar from berks county will soon be a godmother. the singer announced the news on stain gram, posting this photo of herself with pregnant best friends jamie king. no word on when the baby is due, this is king's second pregnancy, she and her husband also have 16 month old son. >> kiln vestment, the town every grant ville georgia is up for sale on ebay. now, fans of the hit show the walking dead know exactly where that s several episodes were filmed there now become a tourist destination going p

. >> grant:and this ia penmar golf course where he went down. >> grant:some aviation experts believe he took off heading towards the coast.then when something was wrong.ford turned around.clipping at least one tree on the course.and then landing on what appears to be a fairway. >> grant:harrison ford is lucky to be alive. >> i have been on several plane crashes single engine a small personal aircraft and normally the outcome are fatalities. so we are very thankful that the passenger from what we appear right now what moderate injuries. also it was a ariel that was populated by local bystanders. and it did not detect any homes. --impact >> grant: the plane did clipped a tree there were branches all round with harrison ford and longtime pilot who flies out of that airport frequently was told that star wars and indiana jones actor is if they're to moderate condition at a hospital. we will continue to update you on his condition and the investigation into what was wrong with the single engine plane going down on a golf course. a major break in the murder of a 14 -year-old boy - davon ell

, ia comment on subsidies believe it was a godsend. in termslot of leeway of subsidies.es for this financial gdp.is going to be 1.7% of where are the investment opportunities as you see them? >> in terms of where the government has spent him a you need to look at the structure and changes. to me, i look at regular budget, economic survey. to give you a case in point, i was going through the economics. ample, what i meant is that if you put in some amount of investment, it pushes certain part of economy. if you invest one dollar, in it impacts the, economy at $3.3. it changed direction 12 times. i guess people are wondering where the next opportunity could be. >> it could be a source of decent opportunity. and then back to how the unveil.e earnings the focus on india. we have a special show on the budget later this morning. join our bloomberg tv india anchor, midday hong kong and singapore time, half past 9:00 in mumbai. breaking right now, fourth quarter rating on japan's capital spending is out. john? >> we had the figures out for the fourth quarter, coming in below est

march 4, when they said there may be some uncertainties over paying back debt, and another ia, i willnter-mongol into details. but i think the narratives for the second quarter is different from what we have talking about in that there is a record amount of debt that has to be paid. $242 billion from april to june. a huge amount of interest payments and maturities. rate hikes have not helped. rates areinterest still fairly high compared to when it fell back in december. so something to watch. yvonne: we will be watching closely. thea campaigning hard or yen to become the reserve currency. the reserve minister putting the case before christine lagar at the development forum. christine ha has more from beijing. he was not scheduled to talk about that. reporter: he raised it at a panel that was supposed to be about monetary policy. he was pushing for the u.n. to the special joints right basket, which has the euro and the pound sterling. the final goal he is aiming for is for the yen to become the central currency. the central bank has been pushing this for five years. it is reviewed every five year

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ia plot. bill: you have a deadline of two weeks, with these iranian negotiations.you think vladmir putin is on the iran deal? what does he want from that? >> he wants a relationship with iran. and what he is seeing that the obama administration at all costs will get a deal with iran. russia historically has always been behind iran's nuclear program. putin is not happy about the iran and united states getting together but i'm really unhappy what i see is what is happening in eastern europe. that i'm not getting what i want in eastern europe. i think putin probably becomes very reckless in the next year. i don't think he will fill out his term by the way to 2018. i think there will be a palace coup of some sort in the middle. i think he becomes very reckless as he gets to the point of no return. he can't step back now. there is no reset with russia and vladmir putin. there is only, got to ante it up. got to continue the sugar high. bill: if a word he was seen today and he was healthy. >> yeah. we'll see what happens next week. bill: indeed we will. kt mcfarland here

i think most people are not reading buzzfeed as ia whole. most people are reading the pieces that cross their facebook page. the thing that we have found through doing research of our users. we like to research what our users think. we felt that people who find out that we do serious news, their estimation of us shoots up in a way that is fascinating because they just did not know. the answer is not to do less of the fun stuff, but to do more of the news and make it clear that is what we do. they don't think less of us because we have some fun quizzes. >> okay. thanks. >> what is your approach to international news, and have you picked people will consume and learn from it? rocco vice news has had such strong conflict in the past, but also with the future of buzzfeed news? rocco: i can't speak to vice n ews particularyly now. for we had a" "saving south sudan" issue. 30,000 word story about why he was a failed state. i would love to bring attention to issues like that. maybe i didn't answer the. question i would love to do -- maybe i did not