>> what did i tell you about this xx chromosome? it's unbelievable behavior.to the bank, gets it in cash. goes to a car where there is a friend pretending to be a mobster. goes through, okay, you bought your husband's life back. this thing would be a movie and you would go, this can't be real. >> if smek prove this, she wins. does she win $10 million in addition to what she paid him? >> she may because a jury will hate these people including the girlfriend who sent her a text message that said -- >> don't repeat that. >> i won't repeat it. >> bad. >> your husband is here now. this is what we are doing. it was graphic. >> very. >> collecting on the $10 million won't happen. >> and bilingual. people can google it. >> they might get prosecutedle criminally. that's an option. you can prosecute your spouse. you are not protected with fraud. >> the partner denies everything. she fired a sexual harassment claim against the wife with. that was dismissed. we'll see. oh, my. good to see you. >> on grand theft alone he could face 15 years in prison. thanks for having me

we don't know how those chromosomes have changed. the wild life and with americans, during once managed ecosystem was at the height of it's degradation to the species. the word invasive is loaded. we hate invaders. it's focused solely on the species, yet the ability to survive is due to interactions with biological and physical environment. we are calling our trees when we are the greatest invasive species here in san francisco. when we restore landscapes or more often introduce a set of species that have decided are the ones we want to see there, we are changed the landscape to match what we want this, not some divine plan. again, when we restore landscapes or more often introduce a set of species are the ones we want to see this, we are altering the landscape to what we want to see there. i thank you all very much for your service. i would like to say, phil, every time i find an open bathroom in the park, i thank you. >> thank you. speaker: next speaker, please. >> good morning, commissioners and general manager. my name is richard

i swear allegiance to that x chromosome.despite prescription dosages down to the milligram, we always seem to come up short on the monthly child support checks. told about deadbeats. deadbeat so that children have no support. i cling to the hope that it will get better somewhere under the weather. i don't like to be stuck in the cellar. it seems like in this life, everyone against oppression is pressing. i intend to plunder and short of my credit like the federal debt and it won't let up. to my xallegiance chromosome from the time i came into this world. my mother came into labor -- went into labor twice. my mother's pupils dilated 10 centimeters for days giving love -- giving birth to a love for me that would never die. to the sun.s closer venus is on the rise along with murder, violence and war caused by the male sex but we still say it is a man's world like that's been working for us. when males create violence and equal malevolent. want men to pause. the next time you see something you like and feel the need to give advi

they begin with our 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parent, filled with you're dna.s a double helix with base pairs of nucleotides. as paired with cs. >> katy: , gss.over and over. so that a sequencing machine has enough material to determine the exact order of those as ts gs and cs. >> that's the instruction manual for what makes you you, and me me, and other people themselves. when we sequence dna, we are determining the order of those bases then you match them up to a reference. you match up to where you differ from the reference sequence. and those changes are what are used to predict what might go wrong with you. 23andme is a conglomeration of: know more about your health. go to 23andme and order your dna kit for only $99 today. >> with the fine print, "not a substitute for professional medical advice," in november of twean. 2003. 2013. >> the underlying argument is to regulated medical device you have to show us it's safe and effective. you haven't done that. some people think that's great, it's my dna, i should be able to get it, i shouldn't be able to hire a

. >> my x chromosome, the one my he swear allegiance to my x chromosome. and aas a rolling stone doctor. prescription doses down to the to come uput seemed short on the monthly child support checks. tried to write inspirational songs of life to deadbeats, to the children that no support. i cling to the hope that it though feeling the pleasure. stuck. the press sure is stressing it a setup. featherso ruffle the but she won't let up or respond to the letters and so i have allegiance to my x chromosome. labor.er went through her eyes and pupils dilated ten centimeters giving birth to a for me that will never die. though i carry the color of mars in my blood it is venus that remains closer to the sun. closer to her sun but venus is run in a world where 99% of the murder rates violence and caused by the male sex and we still say it is a man's world like that has been working for us. [laughter] equaln male plus violence ma lev lense. me fails for women who have cycles until men mow pause. i want men to pause and think twice. you see something you like, babe you

the samples go to a dna sequencing lab where they begin with our 46 chromosomes, 23 from each parentilled with our dna. dna is a double helix with based paired with double nucleotides. inserted into a chemical soup, precisely defined sequences. those sequences undergo another process that splits the double helix into a single strand. those strands are duplicated over and over and over. so the sequencer has nuft materiaenoughmaterial to determs gs cs and es. >> makes you you and me me. >> a professor at stanford university. >> we are determining the orders of those bases. we look at how you differ from the referenced consensuses. what might go wrong with you. >> how many the $99 human genome kit is going to change medicine. over a decade ago, the human genome project estimated they could sequence a human genome for $16,000. but today, you could have it done for $5,000. the results are far more details than what i got from 23 and me. professor mike schneider runs his lab at stanford in part around himself. >> i think we've done in four years over 60 samples. >> schneider tests himself

>> if a fetus, a normal, genetically chromosomally normal fetus is exposed to a tiny bit of plutonium that lodges in its brain, developing brain, it can kill the cell that's gonna form the right half of the brain or the left arm. that's called teratogenesis, damage of a normal fetus, and that's what that drug thalidomide did when women took it for morning sickness and their babies were born with no arms or no legs. it does that. it also--plutonium in particular, which is highly mutagenic--lodges in the testicles. so it has a predilection for testicles, and it lodges next to the spermatogonia, the cells that form the sperm, the precursors, and it's an alpha emitter, highly mutagenic. so it can mutate genes in the sperm to induce genetic mutations and genetic disease down the generations. now, there are two sorts of mutations, dominant-- so if you have a baby with a dominant mutation like brown eyes, the baby will have brown eyes, or dwarfism-- achondroplastic dwarfism is dominant--but most mutations are recessive like blue eyes. you have to have two genes to have blue eyes. because if

made me more determined to see the potential in every human are bornt whether we orh an extra 21st chromosome not a dime to our name. mission as -- our americans is to ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered by what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it is the gap will face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income inequality. the real gap we face today is one of opportunity inequality. with this administration's policies, that gap has become far too wide. we see this gap growing every single day. we see it in our neighbors who are struggling to find jobs. a husband who is working just our time. a child who dropped out of college because she cannot afford tuition. or parents who are outliving their life savings. last month, more americans stop looking for a job then found one. too many people are falling further and further behind because right now, the --sident's polities are policies are making lives harder. to closens have plan the gap, focusing on jobs first without war spending, governmen

more determined to see the potential in every human life, whether we're born with an extra 21st chromosome or without a dollar to our name, we are not defined by our limits but by our potential, because our mission, not only as republicans, but as americans, is to once again ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered by what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it's the gap we all face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income inequality, but the real gap we face today is one of opportunity and equality, and with this administration's policies, that gap has become far too wide. we see this gap growing every single day. we see it in our neighbors who are struggling to find jobs, a husband who is now working just part-time, a child who drops out of college because she can't afford tuition, or parents who are outliving their life savings. last month, more americans stopped looking for a job than found one. too many people are falling further and further behind because right now, the president's pol

what biology teaches us is this is an individual, unique life, all the chromosomes.needs time and nourishment to grow. that's what the truth is out there. i think we need to wake up to that and then we can start building positive policy for everybody. >> i want to thank louisa and lila rose. go to facebook or twitter. does a candidate's position of abortion impact your vote. 66% of you say yes. 34% say no. the debate continues online at cnn.com/crossfire as well as on facebook and twitter. >> from the left i'm sally cohn. >> from the right i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "cross fire." erin burnett "out front" starts erin burnett "out front" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> next, the white house backtracks on president obama's comments that marijuana's no worse than alcohol so where does the administration really stand on pot? >>> plus, rob ford admits he suffered a setback after new video shows him in a drunken rant. >>> new video of richard sherman. what he was saying to reporters right before his now famous rant

i swear allegiance to that x chromosome. despite prescription dosages down to the milligram, we always seem to come up short on the monthly child support checks. i was told about deadbeats. deadbeat so that children have no support. i cling to the hope that it will get better somewhere under the weather. i don't like to be stuck in the cellar. it seems like in this life, everyone against oppression is pressing. i intend to plunder and short of my credit like the federal debt and it won't let up. i swore allegiance to my x chromosome from the time i came into this world. my mother came into labor -- went into labor twice. my mother's pupils dilated 10 centimeters for days giving love giving birth to a love for me that would never die. venus remains closer to the sun. venus is on the rise along with murder, violence and war caused by the male sex but we still say it is a man's world like that's been working for us. when males create violence and equal malevolent. i want men to pause. the next time you see something you like an

am i missing a chromosome or something? i think sexting is dumb. i would never do it, and i like sex. i am a man. but i don't think -- >> i like thinking about it. >> i haven't looked at playboys lately, but i used to look at a playboy now and again. >> take a began deer while waiting. >> take a look at naked girls and they look great without their clothes on, fantastic. but i don't understand sexting. it is unsexy to me. i would never want to do it. there are nude women to be looked at. what is good about texting. >> have i a theory, but -- i have a theory, but i am holding it until the end. you get unwanted sex from all places and generally cats which is interesting. with their big, fat paws all you get is -- >> but it is clear what they mean. sexting is a drag. i am trying to binge watch "arrow." leave me alone. >> is "arrow"? >> a tv show. >> i am way behind. >> yeah, you are. >> that's all i have. no, this study is in line with results that show like actual sex is the same thing. people report they are having sex at times when they don't want

instead of hisitarical, so hillary realizes to win now, what was once about color must now be about chromosomes. a vote for her is a vote for all women. and even now, critcome of hillary will be seen as sexist. if she claims america doesn't help women, then what country does. my guess is she's less interested in injustices for women worldwide, than injustices for her. hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, which is why her husband better blow off serious steam before 2016. once you say first man, say adios to your favorite hobby. you know what i'm talking about. >> bob's trying not to laugh. >> so, where do we start? hillary has a hit list, bob. surprised? >> no, by the way, gates probably that was from axelrod, the reason she got that collar on. i don't think you could really fault hillary for this thing on the women. that's her platform, what chose rr going to run on. that's been her main message from the time she was -- before she was secretary of state. i think the idea of highlighting it now is smart politics and the right thing to do. >> eric, isn't it kind of ironic hillary is speaking

she saw a post that i made on father's day, thank you columbia sperm donor for the x chromosome.lso have a columbia sperm donor. wouldn't it be funny if we were sisters. >> we went all first semester that girl might be my sister. trying to trick people. we thought it was a joke will winter break. >> what happened? >> winter break her mom sat down with her and goes that's too much coincidence. you should check that out. do you have your number. i didn't. i was like it doesn't matter. we're not sisters anyway. so then finally i'm like let me just find it. my mom had access to it. i found it. i texted her and she went no way. >> i was sitting in the dermatologist's office and it was super quiet. emily said she found the number. i texted my mom and text me my number. it's the same number. i was staring at my phone. i think the only way to describe it is mind blowing. >> i thought she was joking. i thought she was teasing me. >> deep down inside did you somehow think it could be looking at each other. >> looking at each other's pictures definitely. >> that's why we checked. >> there w

me determined to see the potential in every human life, that whether we are brorn with an extra chromosome or dollar to our name, we are not defined by our limits, but our potential. our mission, not only as republicans, but americans, is to ensure that we are not bound by where we come from, but empowered which what we can become. that is the gap republicans are working to close. it's the gap we face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income and equality, but the real gap we face today is one of opportunity and equality. with this administration's policies, that gap has become far too wide. we see this gap growing every single day. we see it in our neighbours, struggling to find jobs. a husband who is working part-time. a child who drops out of college because she can't afford tuition, or parents outliving their life savings. last month more americans stopped looking for a job than found one. too many people are falling further and further behind because right now the president's policies are making people's lives harder. republicans have plans

determined to see the potential in every human life that whether we are born with a neck strip 21st chromosome or without a dollar to our name, we are not defined by our limits but by our potential. not only as republicans but as americans, is to once again in sure that we are not bound by where we have come from but an by what we can become. the gap republicans are working to close. it is a gap we all face between where you are and where you want to be. the president talks a lot about income inequality, but the real gap we face today is one of opportunity and equality. with this administrations policies, the gap has become far too wide and we see it growing every single day. we see it in our neighbors struggling to find jobs. my husband who is now working , dropping out of college because she cannot afford tuition, where parents outliving their life savings. more americans stopped looking for a job and found one. too many people are falling further and further behind because right now the president's policies are making people's lives harder. republicans have plans to close the gaps that will