my ancestry i would say is my germanic ancestry, and it happened. the indians, native americans were either effect from their lands or vanquished. the gentleman is a very bright individual, but the united states, a lot of people don't realize, was forged through conquest. take a look as we were going west, the indians were removed and or killed, millions were killed and we went even further. we went to hawaii and told the queen we are going to take it off of you and there's nothing you can do about it. >> guest: i am going to interrupt and interject and push back a little bit. my tribe outside the home and around the great lakes, we still live there. our native communities are still there. in hawaii there are still native hawaiians in hawaii. this is the thing. people think about native tribes as being demolished and destroyed by american society. we think of what remains as little islands of native communities but that is not the case. what's the first thing american colonists did to protest the british? dumped t in boston harbor. they dressed up a

basic resech has also been ng dominated by people of european ancestry. >> this train is speeding outf the station. and the african-erican community does not seem to be on it. it is not getting the representation it deserves. reporter: daniel is head of the liber institute for brain the train he is referring to is once again the revolution of precision medicine. >> thiss how we store over 3000br samples of human n tissue. and this keeps expanding. reporter: this institute, which has an affiliation with johns hopkins, has built one of the cworld's largestlections of postmortem human brains devoted ln understanding mental ils and brain development. so far, most of the brain research here and elsewhere has been a centeredund people with european ancestry. that is because their genomic code is newer and simpler than other groups, including people with african ancestry. earlier y thisr a study found a full 10% of the african genome is missing from the famous reference human genome, mapped by scientists the turn-of-the-century and is widely used as a baseline for researchers. >> it was like

basic research has also been long dominated by people of european ancestry. >> this train is speeding out of the station, and the african american community doesn't seemo e on it nearly with the >> reporter: daniel weinbergers. is the head of the lieber institute for brain delopment in baltimore. the train he's referring to is, once again, the revoluti of precision medicine. >> so, this is how we store over n3000 samples of human br tissue. and this keeps expanding, this is a major enterprise. >> reporter: this institute, which has an affiliation with johns hopkins, hth built one of world's largest collections of post-mortem human brains devoted to understanding mental s and brain development. so far, most of the brain research here and elsewhere has been centered on people with european ancestry. t that's becauheir genomic code is newer and simpr than other groups, including people with african ancestry. earlthis year, a study found that a full 10% of the african genome is missinfrom the faeus reference human genom mapped by scientists at the turn of theentury and is widely used as a

get to a place where he could murder, assassinate people of color who happened to be of mexican ancestry. he went out of his way to do this and said that they were invaders. the kind of comment that we heard from the president as he weaponized hate. i won't forget that the president decided he would ban a certain religion, did it in a tweet. went on to develop a policy pursuant to the tweet, infused the bigotry into policy. weaponized it. if you're not muslim, you're not around muslims, you probably on't know the level of consternation that has been created within them, the level of concern that they have for their families, the level of concern that they have when they go to their prayer hours. i'm around people who happen to be muslim. i know how they are concerned for their families. and then the president went on to talk about the s-hole countries. note that the s-hole countries were countries where there were people of color. he didn't say it about a european country. he didn't say it about countries where people of a hue different from me happen to predominate. he didn't say it bec

be sold joined the 3 day festival many of the beers of produced locally by breweries with german ancestry but the public's clear favorites are authentic beers from germany many specially imports are just for the festival one small difference to be here does not come in massive german one liter steins but from somewhat smaller plastic because. love's a big attraction. for go. jermyn so it feels like you know it's nice sometimes to try to reflect on your original heritage good heritage that we've come from and i love the bairn a lot the but. i think when it's time to think it's great a mixture of cincinnati culture and also bit of german culture it's always fun. it's not to much about. german culture came to cincinnati 200 years ago the american midwest was a major center of german immigration. but at one time almost 60 percent of the city was of german mouth of. the numerous protestant churches in the area. this time. and some streets have now got back to german names they had before the 1st world war. sarah how much has never been to germany has. yet she is still prevalent and sister mary

it goes back to your ancestry.e red meat and some people drew up -- grew up on a fistfight with their ancestry. or you just go through life, i like this and i'm not sick of her words that keep eating it. everyone is different. allegedly my great-grandfather atee bacon beer and the occasional master. apparently he ate the plating couldn't find the body. he didn't get a heart attack from him when he pulled -- pull 10 people sometimes take makes me sick. greg:t dana you ate a lot of red meat. >> my family had a cattle ranch so i am biased. the left loves science until there is science and that person who is a researcher about food has passed ties to the food industry and they have to try to debunk it. you know i think tyrus you said that about your genetics. i don't like fish of any kind. >> you are from the midwest so there aren't a lot of oceans. >> not yet until climate change. greg: i was born and raised on perez. i shot it right into my mouth. this kind of when you think about it. what is great about this is the

they along with americans have significant european ancestry is beyond question. notice that many people of the people in portraits have european ancestry which says about the balance of the color line that has put americans apart. until the first quarter in 19th century, vast majority of americans arrived in the new world as slaves. americans today are descendants of slaves and slave owners, many women have fundamentally shaped american history and massive contributions in every possible way. men and women should encourage us to think more deeply about what we mean when we say we are americans. americans of african decent help today liberate all americans from conceptions of citizenship. seeking and defending the ideals of liberty and justice even in the midst of slavery and discrimination, african americans were crucial to the founding of modern world and development of democracy. we will not understand american history until we understand that african american history and recognize that it is not solely a story of oppression, oppression extremely dangerous agai

what food is good for you because it goes back to your ancestry, some people can eat red meat, and it'srent ways to go to find out what's best for you, or you just go through life, eat things, oh, i like this i'm not sick afterward s so i'll keep eating it. do you know what i'm saying everyone is different. like allegedly, migrate grandfather ate bacon and beer and the occasional slavemaster. >> [laughter] >> well that's a real deal. like they couldn't find the body it's real, but he didn't get a heart attack from it and when you pull 10 people, sometimes steaks make he sick. that's what these tests are. >> exactly. dana you eat a lot of red meat don't you? >> because i grew up on a cattle ranch and i am bias, but then the left love science until there's science and then they are like oh, that person, who is a researcher about food, has passed ties to the food industry and they have to try to debunk it and i think that's interesting that you say that, tyrus about your genetics because i don't like fish of any kind. >> you can't be from the midwest, because there's not a lot of oceans. >

she assured democrats she never misrepresented her ancestry to give her an edge on a job application. warren had not been asked about her ancestry at the first three democratic debates and none of the rivals on the democratic side are asking her about it either. >> peter doocy, thank you so much. white house press secretary georgetown university's institute of politics and public service, both are fox news contributors. elizabeth warren rising in the pollsish not surprising she gets additional scrutiny. what do you make of the latest situation? >> oh, yeah. this is absolutely a reflection of her rising in the polls. a lot of people out there who believe that, you know, she hasn't been scrutinized the way joe biden has up until now. now she's thereupon neck and neck with him. so she's going to have to expect a lot more incoming like this. i don't speak for her campaign. i don't know what this is about. it could be innocuous. a lot of women i know who as recently as a few years ago wouldn't want to talk about gender discrimination in the work place that they faced earlier in their caree

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this has features very distinctive of someone of native american ancestry. i have compared databases that look at different tribal populations in terms of their craniofacial morphology. they will have native american features but there are differences between groups that relate to their own ancestries. this is going to be an individual that is what i would see in the southwestern united states. very broad faced. a short broad cranium and a broader face. we know that many native americans participated in the civil war, you say. and we were expecting that. one thing i can do is isotopes. i can do isotopes related to the drinking water of where the person came from and i can localize the person to basically the four corners area in the southwest. maybe someone traveled out there and on top of that, i can radiocarbon date it. it is 700 years old. techniques allow us, people were not expecting it to turn out the way it did. looking at some cases, there is a cemetery in tennessee, the mason family cemetery, there is a major construction project that would go on an

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we will explain n n n n through ancestry i learned so much about my grandparents that i never knew.awyer now, but i had no idea that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that were voiceless in his country. that put a fire in my heart. it made me realize where i got my passion for social justice. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com >> wall street confronted a worry this week, stocks fell sharply after troubling economic data, on tuesday purchase index contracted in september, worst reading in a decade, thursday the much larger service's sector pmi came weaker than expected. once again, the r word recession was on the lips of commentators but on friday another drop in unemployment rate to 3.5%, steady and spectacular rise in payrolls, what's the reality? the underlying picture is all solid growth, wages are rising, unemployment is low and inflation is not and stocks despite week's fall close to all-time highs, they continue to look pretty good. what's

ancestry, common language. we have nothing in common but a set of values. that is the glue that holds republicans, democrats, independents together. i think that the american people are alert to the threat that is above our policy disagreements, which are important. guns are incredibly important issues. immigration, abortion, taxes, all are important issues. but above that is something we have in common that is nonnegotiable. our leaders must reflect the glue that holds us together. ieey can't be people who l all the time. they just can't. [applause] and i hope people see that's true, whether they are republicans or democrats. nicolle: what if he wins again? will you still believe that? mr. comey: from my new home in new zealand, i will. [laughter] mr. comey: i still will believe in america. nicolle: i take your point about our values, and i have lots -- when i worked on republican campaigns, my closest friends were usually the people with my job dealing with the same knuckleheads in the press on the other side

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angela decided to visit after a dna test revealed she has ghanaian ancestry. thank you.ul to every ancestor of mine. thank you for being strong enough to make it. in our country, back in the united states, with our current president, it is significant to know where you belong and where you came from. reuniting with my ancestors makes me feel at home. it makes me feel that i'm a part of a culture that i never experienced. i have a culture, i have a people, i belong. but for some african—americans, a visit to ghana is not enough. go into africa... five years ago, lakisha ford arrived into the country you to start a new life. she joined a number of african—americans who have emigrated to the continent. any black person in the diaster, a trip needs to be made to the african continent. there is almost this, like, undefined closure that happens. you didn't even know you needed this, you didn't even need you closure in a certain light, but coming here you get it. for lakisha, this is about changing perceptions. this movie is not about racism, this movie is about the progress an

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ancestry® specifically showed the regions that my family was from. greater details. richer stories.w with health insights. get your dna kit at ancestry.com. greg: if you bought a ticket for a space night on virgin galactic, and wondered, what would i wear. now we know. richard branson is modeling the space suit we'll wear. it's made by under armour. he looks so happy. aircraft going up and down the spine. it's very "star trek." you have got your space booties. all passengers will have a suit personally tailored for them. it looks okay. but my design was really snazzy and comfortable. your loss, branson. yeah. you know, joe -- they were avoiding the big question here. how do you relieve yourself in zero gravity. i don't want to get hit in the face with someone else's poop. >> what i found interesting when you google virgin and space travel the first thing that comes up with the "star trek" convention. greg: that is classic joke writing. >> i should have gotten more from you people. the first thing i thought of was the diaper. greg: you have to think it in zero gravity. >> they also w

she took an ancestry dna test and found her. >> oh, my -- >> reporter: jackie waiting at the airporthe sister she finally found. two sisters together for the first time in 75 years. >> we're together after 75 years. >> reporter: they have a lot of catching up to do. >> now we can play hopscotch. we can go shopping. get anything we want. >> we have a lot to get caught up on, don't we, girl? >> yes, we do. >> reporter: and this weekend, the cake and the extended family. s susan and jackie, and as they said, a lot of catching up to >>> we expect that the power shutoff process will begin at approximately 2:00 p.m. and last until about 1:00 a.m. on thursday morning. >> here we go again, it has begun. thousands of bay area residents are without electricity in their homes and workplaces. a red flag forces another round of emergency power shutoffs by pg&e. good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm larry beil. >> and i'm ama daetz. pg&e is explaining again why they cut your power even if you don't live or work within dangerous wildfire conditions. >> you may live within a line that's in the po

we all have our own stories to tell about our ancestry. and i'll use one example of tommy's joint. tommy's joint is a place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place tha

i learned about my grandfather's life on ancestry and it was a remarkable twentieth-century transformation living before i knew him. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com here is lou dobbs with a preview of what's coming up on his fantastic program next. >> for those of you that may have forgotten we elected a populist president mister trump today reminding everyone he didn't go to washington to be another chum for the establishment were to be just another presidential caretaker. the president today announcing a new trade agreement with japan and took the occasion to remind china who they are dealing with. china surprised everybody on wall street and corporate america by insisting that there be no big bargain that they would even consider structural changes seen to the united states that they will steal what it wants when it wants. the president says they would prefer a big deal cute mr. mr. sheep. among our guest today edit rods. in the judicial watch president. all of that and more at the top of the hour. please join us. >> pro- migrant

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sight was an expose' of an anguis through ancestry i learned so much about my grandparents that i neverw. i'm a lawyer now, but i had no idea that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that were voiceless in his country. that put a fire in my heart. it made me realize where i got my passion for social justice. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com i'm happy to give you the tour, i lohey jay. it. jay? charlotte! oh hi. he helped me set up my watch lists. oh, he's terrific. excellent tennis player. bye-bye. i recognize that voice. annie? yeah! she helped me find the right bonds for my income strategy. you're very popular around here. there's a birthday going on. karl! he took care of my 401k rollover. wow, you call a lot. yeah, well it's my money we're talking about here. joining us for karaoke later? ah, i'd love to, but people get really emotional when i sing. help from a team that will exceed your expectations. ♪ i wanted more that's why i've got the powe

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she is somebody who slies about her native american ancestry. she is not going to win. here we go again. i feel like it's a merry-go-round. >> i wish it were as amusing as a merry-go-round. this effort to overthrow the president of this congressional -- this constitutional republic, it's stunning stuff on one hand and on the other it's become old stuff because it has been going on for three years against your father and against this country. and there is a rationalization. i think it's a see yo psychotic rationalization in our body politic that because the left opposes your father who is an anti-establishment populist president whose appeal crosses boat parties, supports the working man and woman who aexpired to the middle class. supports the middle class where their american dream reside. instead of the corporatist class. he's fair game. and he's not, and neither is this country. >> he threatens their very existence. they know that. look at the movement. go to these rallies where you have 40,000, 50,000 people, they are holding american flags and cheering usa. they don

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she said she had native american ancestry and it turns out she didn't.y she left the workforce afterr her first child she seems to have been caught up not telling the truth about that and if the democrats make a case against trump for falsehood you want your own front runner to be vulnerable quick. >> all the criticisms we are making largely or general election criticisms. face it amy klobuchar has to take her down also maybe discounting joe biden's candidacy to think if they want to pick up his moderate voters but elizabeth more and make no mistake is waiting here with bernie sanders. she wants to come across as a fighter and extremist and radical and she isi happy to. >> that was a shift in this debate up until now all of the candidates are trying to out progressive bernie in elizabeth and this time they decided the way to do this is to pick up the joe biden voters we will come out as moree pragmatic. paul: so basically because bernie is not going away. he looked good despite his heart attack and had some time in the sun and is now endorsed anby aoc. t

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