life and this mummy of a woman in peru was the first of many that before the show began were given c.t. scans in money time university hospital her remains were already scrutinized this way in two thousand and six but thanks to advanced technology researchers can now look closely at things they once could only surmise they found the woman suffered from tuberculosis and was paraplegic in her hands it was discovered she holds baby teeth perhaps her children's something that some parents do even today. the specialist also identified the events linked to the seven hundred year old mummy of a child the c.t. tests revealed the drama that led to the death of this girl aged between one and two years. does help. the most striking thing is a long bright strips on atomically inside the trachea the child inhaled it all at once instead of swallowing it all the way down to where the wind pipe branches into this and then from a medical perspective she could only have taken one two or three press before us fixating. on that. but do these insights justify the public display of mummies the manhunt curat

injuries coming back slowly the players will return and i think yeah i mean you know obviously men c.t. is the big favorite but we have to play every game like it's our last game and everything is possible on a good point now moving on now let's take a look at the big story this week it dortmund fans have come under fire over songs and banners directed at hoffenheim owner. supporters unveiled a banner of hops face in crosshairs during saturday's one one draw between the two sides this comes after a hot started legal action against more than thirty dortmund fans over insulting chants dating back to last season in an open letter hoffenheim described the banner as incitement so murder ok so fittingly we'll start with you let's clearly a strong reaction from hoffenheim but don't you think incitement to murder is going to bit too far. you know it was a very long letter and you picked up one good thing that was about tolerance respect fair play and we use a clumpy of the responsibility for the use we standing for education we stand for social engagement and it's simply a no go to the actuall

resistance in al qaeda and isis are forcing us to think creatively about our c.t. posture. aggressive counterterrorism actions against isis has resulted in the group losing nearly all of its territory in iraq and sudan. despite these attacks and setbacks, isis ability to launch an insurgency in syria and iraq and its ability to care you attacks abroad has not yet been significantly diminished. the last challenge is developing a more sufficient intelligence collection and analysis cycle, allowing us to take a revolutionary step forward in providing accurate and timely information for policymakers, diplomats, and were-fighters. -- war-fighters. the various assets of our intelligence craft, from acquisitions to our workforce, i ask that you do so with an eye toward these topics and threats. and that you explore how we can advance our craft to deliver asn greater 30 and insight to the intelligence we provide on these topics. seek this tond accomplish this because this is our most basic responsibility, to see the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. so that we can reduce unc

of the issues swedish parties are pledging to tackle the head of the general election we went to two c.t.'s making some of the worst criminal headlines . model in southern sweden has been the same to many violent attacks earlier this summer there was a drive by shooting here across the cybercafe where you can still see the marks on the bullets three people have been killed and three others seriously injured interesting that police station is just walk away from here. people who were the victims were targeted because of who they are we know that they are heavily involved. criminal activities this is. usually something to do with narcotics and different types of heavy crime the trade continues and police can't give many details between such incidents happen in vulnerable areas like this the question on everyone's mind seems they from sweden yes so d.n.r. days in france that people tend to blame all the criminal to rain or well. it's hard to say that it's a lot of people around there are a second or third generation immigrants in our statistics that we don't take in ethnicity as well you ca

spots now we are seeing pictures we are seeing pictures of looting in a couple of spots in city in c.t. . what we need to be cautious. couple of those incidents. they don't seem the looters they don't seem to come up from the rest of the some self one particular incident this morning for example we saw a group of looters they raiding collapse. department stores it appears that there are some groups approaching the sick people so to speak trying to use this desperation moment but it is to be noted. that indeed the three hundred thousand rather than out of the sixteen thousand residents of color who lost their homes many of them still have not received the much needed. eight despite the fact that a trickle down through the major parts of the city all right thanks so much tommy so just to there from jakarta gov crisis has led to exchanges at the u.n. general assembly between cancer and the countries and closing the composing room of the blockade the u.n. is foreign minister again accused of supporting terrorism counters representatives blame the u.s. for creating instability in the region

c.t. not on mission facing ground floor but the side streets. we are ensuring a commercial mix by managing the he is of restaurants and bars in the future allowing for a small bit of growth, but not an overwhelming concentration. we're requiring a look back after two years and five years. reevaluation, knowing that this is really a moving, changing district. and then in the mission district it's a really large chunk of space. we're looking at a portion that is north of chavez. the mission alcohol special use district extends all the way up into the mission bernal corridor much those folks haven't been part of this discussion at this point so we're not including that. they have their own commercial challenges and we're definitely working with them and we'd love to share that with you at different times. so in the mission alcohol and beverage special use district, we are looking at requiring a c.u. for restaurants going forward and prohibiting alcohol serving brew pubs is a special abc license which is a type 75 and it takes the p.d.r. group hub a

working alongside and often in subservience to her former captors of his a c.t. and her government are limited in their powers because the military are still very much in control the military control the police and much of the judiciary so i think cities government cannot stop the police arresting journalists or other human rights activists however they do have the power to stop prosecutions going forward and also under presidential amnesties they can release political prisoners but more importantly they have the power to repel these repressive laws that are being used but we've seen none of those actions by by the government in terms of and there to intrude on the fifty there is a manifesto that is but the problem is about media you know not done yet where we are very disappointed about it so media freedom is not brought our country. to putting in local burmese outlets on the violence against the injured people has been poor it isn't just intimidation censorship or lack of access that has affected the coverage many burmese have grown up hearing political and soc

we have invaluable diagnostic tools today, like c.t. scans, hich emit low doses of radiation. as a physician in my home state of kansas, i certainly have firsthand understanding of the crucial importance of verified research and ensuring the best medical outcomes for our patients. i'm proud to support this bill and urge my colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i'll yield to the ranking member if she has any speakers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas is recognized. ms. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. i have to further requests for time. i support passage and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from texas yields. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i'll yield two minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. knight, who is the vice chairman of the energy subcommittee of the science committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. . mr. knight: this bill makes important investments in scien

be oland asked at frankfurt airport c.t. managed by from. british prime minister theresa may has called on the e.u. to drop what she called unacceptable brakes of demands but after dinner at the start of their summit in salzburg austria other leaders said there was no progress on the issue the twenty seven remaining you countries are to discuss their brakes of position later today. police in western germany have stopped evicting activists from an old growth woods after a journalist fell from a treetop campsite and died authorities say no police operations were taking place at the time the activists want to prevent the forest from being cleared to make way for an open pit coal mine. a new report says more than five million children are risk of famine and war torn yemen the charity save the children says renewed fighting in could disrupt supplies and cause starvation on an unprecedented scale the port city is the main artery for receiving humanitarian aid. the u.n. says the cultivation of coca the raw material for cocaine has a new record in c