here the d.n.a. from him stone had to be processed it's a complex business and expensive at least for now. but the experiment was about establishing whether this kind of writing storing and reading of data actually works. what was coming from the he didn't tell us sword is doing which is hindsight is still saying it was good but of course the final it told us so what we did it was a very exciting. could this be a reliable and feasible method of storing lots of data in for a very long time. currently you have to pay twelve thousand dollars to archive one megabyte of data in d.n.a. then it'll cost a further large sum to have it read by a sequencing machine. instructions i needed to read it correctly. it took the team in heidelberg two weeks to read the data and reconstruct the originals. but they succeeded. the speech the sonnets the photo and the genetics text all reappeared. that was a pretty impressive achievement. but the technology is not yet ready to be deployed in every office or archive. we nee

who have similar d.n.a. may show up in a search for a particular suspect disproportionately affects minorities buntay imagining really brings that family together. at the courthouse it's like it's like a reunion with worse food but you know what the trenton courthouse coast law not about. take note of that so some more people or potentially falsely accused we we should boycott the swab we should just we need to say go to a q. tip so i think it's really the next step the spit is from consenting adults ok police simply ask and they sign a paper and if they refuse to sign the police take abandoned d.n.a. from chewing gum or cigarette butts left behind see one man's trash because that's a man's lifetime in a pool of suspects for serious crimes. but there is a workaround if you just hold on to all of your gone see. right that you are right. that. was. ruined a horrific vanna white right now. you're going to. hear it through the consenting bridgeable many don't realize what they're signing over ok so the a.c.l.u.

in early twenty sixteen the d.n.a. steve prosecutor announced a sharp spike in corruption charges of course the mission is one that got them both on me and thought that using but the court loni berlin not she made. oh was that emissions or they caught them they changed my more it's meaning parliament thought they could. be nice to. me mishti sites but. not all. independent collectives like the funky citizens have also joined the fight against corruption they are adopting the quirky beat approach. to. the. lot of these i'm. going to go. along. thirty years of dictatorship has given rise to a healthy sense of humor in romania. in this spirit the two are focused on high level corruption has been created in bucharest. choose the. this. meat turned director. and i mean of course. back eric a much shorter book so. not just because of course. a lot of. my philosophy was. about a young minister of agriculture in two thousand and seven sentenced to three years in prison for accepting bribes in cash and sausages they let him in

a few floors up but the d.n.a. a special investigations team is helping to solve some of the d.n.a.'s biggest cases. and that's to me is almost. here. it was a few more this feeling lucky you might feel lucky or not that i actually have but that. prosecutor. and police investigator nicole asia turned their stripes in the fight against organized crime both highly skilled investigators they've unearthed evidence leading to the prosecution of romanian political elites . wife that's another. woman intelligent we just shot we too far to tell me what to. do what i wish to go to it. was an. infection a diversion if you scout. speak out what the little commenter fights if you. must lead. them to. the dark and will believe that. i put up with i she she and the other tell in the very. question harsh. up with the charm will i have a wolf human history in about it or getting cheaper so. the issue demurely of i walk around to look but question fresh but this divine ship by me so full sits. c.l.r. said better listen but that's gotta be let you know that. some of it should of it looked at it that y

the d.n.a.'s chief prosecutor. her unrelenting determination has made her the central figure in the fight to eradicate corruption. and. also investing is. she got a credit for the more than church of. not just a fourth almost. daughter shall call law exists with a lot of. dark in there are bottom line you don't need change the gist of the. shop there. are a few floors up at the d.n.a. a special investigations team is helping to solve some of the d.n.a. is biggest cases. and that's to me is almost. there. it was a few more this year mark you might feel upset about that. but that. prosecutor. and police investigator nicole asia earned their stripes in the fight against organized crime both highly skilled investigators they've unearthed evidence leading to the prosecution of romanian political elites . wife that's another. woman intelligent we just shot we too far to tell me what to. do what i wish to go to it. was an. infection a diversion if you scar. speak out what little comment or fights you cut. off was the most

the app uses d.n.a. to match users based on their pheromones, chemicals released by the body that can trigger attraction. the dating tool also uses information from the user's social media accounts. >> the d.n.a. will not be misleading. metadata-- >> reporter: you can't cheat genetics. >> you cannot lie about your genetics. >> reporter: while there is scientific proof that pheromones scn cause attraction, there are many other factors that determine compatibility, and there are also privacy concerns. >> anybody who is signing up for this ought to look really hard at the privacy protections, and not just click through, the way we usually do when we're online ordering apps. >> yes, there is some strangeness in sending your spit in the mail, but i also think, you know, putting your credit card into the internet was really weird, and now everyone does amazon. >> reporter: are you ready to lyust the science? >> yeah, why not? let's do it. ( laughs ) >> reporter: dating may not be an exact science, but ida says

i guess i would point out that steve's d.n.a. will always be the d.n.a. of apple.ill be certainly as long as i am c.e.o. and i think as long as anyone is, honestly. i think it's deeply embedded in celebrate it.d we and it should be like that. that.uld stay like obviously things evolve over time in some other areas, as if he werehave sitting here sh interviewing with you today. there's clearly, i'm sure, some things. but that's probably a better somebody thatk worked for both of us. >> you said cars are an area disruption. how important is it that apple not miss out? on cars? >> i think there is a major disruption looming there. not only for self-driving cars electrification piece. all-electricven an car, it's actually a marvelous experience. marvelous experience not to stop at the filling station or gas station, whatever you want to call it. and so -- plus you have ride-sharing on top of this. right? so you've got kind of three change happening generally in the same time frame. at it in whatlook weiwe're focusing on or what wee about focusing on publicly, is we're

has their effect on d.n.a. of disease mechanisms and for the screening of drug effect of mass but science has a way of doing the impossible sometimes at least initially for some birth is we first some very humane reasons thankfully there are many alternatives to primate testing for research now so the primaries are good for primate clones isn't that may be. fair worry but people are next for the clone mystery as well were are still off far far far away away from a least that's what my clone told me do you have clones so you think you could do just one person can do that i'm so jealous i don't know how close it takes a village a clone takes a village to tell but those to do her job every day are that is our show for you today remember her record was world we're told the love of the soil so you all i love you i have played a role but at that time of the lawless watch of those arcs of a great figure that everybody. we're told a secret society existed within the f.b.i. with the sole intent to undermine kennedy and

to pakistan our police have taken matching d.n.a. evidence from a man suspected of raping and killing a seven year old girl they are murder trial the mass protests against investigators have been accused of incompetence in this case and others many are harmed reports. police had rounded up more than a thousand mean a wide sweep to track down the killer of the child whose death had caused outrage in pakistan in the end the search narrowed to the neighborhood where the girl lived punjab province is most senior official shaba shetty for says the d.n.a. of twenty four year old emraan is a match he alleges confessed to him into and seven others into alleys yet to stand trial all reenter a formal plea shadi called for him to be hanged zana. killer has been arrested his name is imran his a resident of closer he's twenty four years old he is a serial killer. zeinab and said he was last seen alive in this grainy c.c.t.v. footage holding the hand of an unknown man and being led away his parents were on pilgrimage in saudi arabia at the time th

to sentenced to bugs and cockroaches that reach such an epidemic the government needed to bring in d.n.a. and the thing to get rid of the actual thing seems worse is yet i hear you now give me a chance to respond to you first thing is we're weighing in a very limited very formative years of our country mistakes were made and that excuses massacre not even the other person doesn't exist important making decisions i'm sorry so many mistakes so that's an admission that he made mistakes but number one number two during that period when he was really sort of security unique was coming to poland into account for his actions all the time with a very robust parliament at that time to be able to something this is limited crimes this was these were parking offenses for which you know to kill pay a fine this was murder on a grand scale there were mistakes all its mistakes and they were just understatement in history this time around what now mistakes it's much simpler made mistakes the restylane made mistakes you know they were mass murderers this was mass we lost today really shit now will the min

how it works using your own d.n.a. next at 5:00. h. i'm cheryl conner -- cheryl: i'm cheryl conner in montgomery county. fires that were linked to coming up, exclusive look at a burned out home and a before we start, i just want to sayned out home and a if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. larry: "7 on your side" with health matters. new research show autism rates in the u.s. appear to be leveling off. data in the journal of american medical association shows autism rates remained relatively stable from 2014 to 2016. it found 2.4% of children in the u.s.

they are beginning to say, wit a minute, that child has ten fingers and ten toes, unique d.n.a. different from his mom or dad and the child feels pain in the womb and has a beating heart. this sounds like a child. he's absolutely right. it sounds like a child because it is one. mr. president, i want to close by quoting winston churchill, who i realize is perhaps an unlikely figure to bring up at a time like this. that great leader once said that a nation that has forgotten its past has nor future. here in the united states we have forgotten our past when it comes to abortion. we have forgotten some of the original advocates for abortion had ties to a movement that believed that you could eliminate people who had disabilities or that were frowned upon for one reason or another by virtue of their gender or other characteristics that they had no control over. they often had forced sterilization. one example is margaret sanger who is known to have spoken to the k.k.k. about her views. we have forgotten as well the advocates acting on behalf of racial minorities who once had a civil

which notion was up an hour in the dutch should not have happened violence stamped into your party's d.n.a. and that's already been proved yet again in the last week the very day the new president was sworn in the former finance minister ignatius trumbo was handed over to the police by the military who had beaten him up severely and while he was held in custody and he and we're two somalis trouble trouble is that the minister talking about suspension in his west mission told one he himself in his testimony in chief he never said he was a prisoner oh is he wrong you know he says he was tortured yes the minute they did it in the uk to destroy it is wrong because the actual person didn't allege did he tell me and i didn't beat him up not there to beat him up anyway but you know in a sense activist well you never said that he won't have this very hard to fight in court when by the court records isn't it when somebody says a place and or in that's what you go back i saw no making it up as his lawyer said it was a very brutal and draconian way of dealing with problems if you say that but i can a

center i cannot believe what i had ian was laid to rest by david's family it would be months before d.n.a. tests indicated that carmichael's body was unable to metabolize the paxil he did jested and that the drug was the likely cause of this unthinkable act dr peter bergen says he's seen it all before nenni people do not have the a rare event zines in their livers to properly destroy s.s.r.i. drugs when they get no bloodstream so the judge pairs to liver and they don't get quote metabolized me they don't get broken down so you might get the equivalent of a ten milligram dose of an s.s.r.i. but your blood level is thirty or forty and there are studies out of australia correlating the violence with the lack of the enzyme for these drugs the public has no understanding of how part or other as a society trigger homicidal psychotic episode and they may not care now but there is evidence based on d.n.a. their past what did cause me to kill my son. and it's something that i have to live with and i want to mourn the power you know my stigma is after charitableness thing around that loans us. and

society trigger homicidal psychotic episode and it may not care now but there is evidence based on d.n.a. there are so did cause me to kill my son. and it's something that i have to live with and i want to mourn the power you know my figure is after church a pretty thing around met loans us. and if people beat me up emotionally when i'm out there that's why they'll never be me up as much as it be myself of her life for her part jillian who was only fourteen when the tragedy occurred says she grew up the day she grasped what it really happened to her father i realized who he was before who he was during the period of time that he was taking medication. and i realize it was two different people david credits julian is the reason he did not take his own life while in prison there were several times where i was either in jail or in a psychiatric hospital where i related to my own life what kept me going was my daughter julia so one line and it was i'm a good dad i'm going to be a dad again and that was my hope and i know jillian whatever she was doing wherever she was was thinking that she w

no search brummer stated this involved great front of everybody me that in her d.n.a. scales there was no record of any intimidation or interference or any. blockage that somebody shows the board and presence already according to the new york times eighteen people had eighteen witnesses had to be subpoenaed because they refused to appear all the others inside the courtroom said houlihan who testified that major debt existed when my child was furnished in charge of the prosecution of fees in the hague was says ramos he stated that the got the prosecutor who was sitting in front of the stage and there's an unfortunate media and not only media many are sources sconce of them from both day both good has an agenda when it comes to kosovo the split through the war it continues this reality still today but the person who there is his statements or president and everybody can find they are and what did the state why and why is this vote intimidation sticking place in the chain is using the numbers at the sawyer i'm quoting the prosecutor yes yes but i'm quoting one column on c

center i cannot believe what i had ian was laid to rest by david's family it would be months before d.n.a. tests indicated that carmichael's body was unable to metabolize the paxil he'd ingested and that the drug was the likely cause of this unthinkable act dr peter bergen says he's seen it all before many people do not have the a ray of enzymes in their livers to properly destroy s.s.r.i. drugs when they get no bloodstream so the judge pierce the liver and they don't get quote metabolized me they don't get broken down so you might get the equivalent of a ten milligram dose of an s.s.r.i. but your blood level is thirty or forty and there are studies out of australia correlating the violence with the lack of the enzyme for these trucks the public has no understanding of how part or other as a society trigger homicidal psychotic episode and they may not care now but there is evidence based on d.n.a. their past what did cause me to kill my son and it's something that i have to live with. and i want to mourn the power you know my stigma or is after church a pretty thing around met loans us. a

every government to core d.n.a. and cooperate with other governments to count the terrorism. for more on these and plenty of other stories then go to our web site. otherwise i'll be back with the latest headlines at the top of the hour. unfortunately it appears that once people learn that you've reported a sexual assault or may have been involved in an incident that they become scared if you instead of being scared of the perpetrator. in two thousand and sixteen the panama papers show the world with a tax haven the secrets two trillion united states dollars passed through most. in the amount of time that we've been in the panama papers exposure that's what it shows a lot of money it really is. journalism it's a fact of journalism looking at things that people want to keep secret and i'm asking why would they want to keep these things secret. millions of fonseka documents were examine. all the people we basically have tried to get an advantage out of this sort of newspaper. and probably other politician which were attacking other politicians the media would point to find their

cierra shed cells that can get into the bloodstream and when cancer cells die they can also release d.n.a. and other fragments that also get into the blood cancer seek is described as a liquid biopsy and analyzes a patient's blood sample for traces of that cancer d.n.a. and identifying which genes and mutations are most active can identify the type of cancer and the best treatment the importance of early diagnosis of cancer can't be understated for example in the case of brow counts ovarian cancer and breast cancer ninety percent of those diagnosed early will continue to live for more than five years but the survival rate if it's caught at an advanced stage is much lower in the case of a variant cancer is just five percent in the u.k. cancer specialists are giving a cautious welcome to the findings this is a very exciting first step along the way to such a blood test they've shown that you can pick up a toy any traces of the cancer in the blood. but potentially has the ability to pick up cancers early on and identify patients for surgery but it is a first step another specialist though wa

has an effect on d.n.a. of disease mechanisms and for the screening of drug effect of mass but science has a way of doing the impossible sometimes at least initially for some. we are some very humane reasons thankfully there are many alternatives to primate testing for research now so the primaries are good for primate clones isn't that big may be a. fair worry but people are next for the clone mystery as well were are still off far far far away away from that at least that's what my clone told me you have clones so you think you could do just one person can do very well i'm so jealous i don't know how close you know it takes a village a clone takes a village to travel to those to do her job of rebuilding or that is our show for you today remember her reply was world we're not told we love the job so it's ok well i love you i have to roll back and i have to have a wallace watch of those arcs of a great figure that everybody. you know one of the things we saw in this entire campaign leading up to trump select

has their effect on d.n.a. of disease mechanisms and for the screening of drug effectiveness but science has a way of doing the impossible sometimes at least initially for some earth is we are some very humane reasons thankfully there are many alternatives to primate testing for research now so the primer good for primate clones isn't that big may be a. fair worry but people are next for the clone machines while we're are still off far far far away away from a least that's what my clone told me do you have clones oh so you think you could do just one person can do very well i'm so jealous i don't know how close you know it takes a village a clone takes a village to target those to do her job every day or that is our show for you today remember her report was world without the upside so while i love you i have played a role but and i have to have a lawless watch of those arcs of a great book and that everybody. has read the same. t. here are some of. our own. move from what i saw. a good armor on our show i thin

center i cannot believe what i had ian was laid to rest by david's family it would be months before d.n.a. tests indicated that carmichael's body was unable to metabolize the paxil he did jested and that the drug was the likely cause of this unthinkable act dr peter bergen says he's seen it all before nenni people do not have the a ray of enzymes in their livers to properly destroy s.s.r.i. drugs when they get no bloodstream so the judge pairs the liver and they don't get quote metabolized me they don't get broken down so you might get the equivalent of a ten milligram dose of an s.s.r.i. but your blood level is thirty or forty and there are studies out of australia correlating the violence with the lack of the enzyme for these drugs the public has no understanding of how part or other as a society trigger homicidal psychotic episode and they may not care now but there is evidence based on d.n.a. their past what did cause me to kill my son. and it's something that i have to live with and i want to mourn the power you know my stigma or is after church a pretty thing around met loans us. an

sixty percent of the funding it needs to help the refugees through the winter and it's desperate for d.n.a. since then a horror has more now from the bekaa valley in lebanon. heavy winds snow lower temperatures lebanon is being hit by a storm making the lives of the nearly one million syrian refugees even more miserable they face many challenges during the winter months among them the lack of proper shelter they live in tents that are made for plastic sheeting which does little to protect from the cold and the rain on monday martin and we couldn't sleep all night the tent was flooded we stayed up and moved all our belongings outside the conditions of our tents a bad. it's the shepley family's sevens winter in displacement since fleeing the conflict in neighboring syria in winter the refugees require more help they need fuel for heating thermal blankets and warm clothes. with nothing in the hygiene and we are dead we are living in misery we have nothing but pain sickness and suffering we are deprived of everything i can. families like the abdullah how much can't survive without assistance a

and then a few years later it was done by a british d.n.a. particle geoffrey's and it was he who finally proved by using d.n.a. from the mangler family that these bones one hundred percent belong to make. the man who remains a symbol of some of the greatest horrors perpetrated by out of hitler's nazi regime lies today in a drawer at the south palo legal medical institute even his own family did not care whether mengele received a proper burial. only a few nazis who committed crimes on such a horrific scale a scapes justice after the war yet yourself mengele managed to live undetected for decades the hunt for the auschwitz doctor was inadequate and came too late still in view of the scale of nazi crimes and the sheer numbers of perpetrators involved in this unprecedented crime against humanity in most cases justice prevailed and. it's the. hottest tracks electrifying beats and an infectious. robin shoulders. boys noise and felix the. premier like crown of german teachers shut. up explored in thirty minutes on w. . the top stories followed acro

but he's seen pakistan say d.n.a. samples of a man suspected of the rape and murder of a seven year old girl are a match and then have been sirees murder triggered mass protests over alleged police incompetence the most senior official in punjab province has accused the suspects of being a serial killer saying the twenty four year old confessed to the murder of seven other children mariana honda has more. police had rounded up more than a thousand mean a wide sweep to track down the killer of the child whose death had caused outrage in pakistan in the end the search narrowed to the neighborhood where the girl lived punjab province is most senior official shaba shadi for says the d.n.a. of twenty four year old emraan is a match he alleges confessed to him into and seven others into alleys yet to stand trial or into a formal plea shadi called for him to be hanged zana. killer has been arrested his name is imran his a resident of course or he's twenty four years old he is a serial killer. zeinab and said he was last seen

honest bro culture in silicon valley companies is still very strong he's promoting grained in the d.n.a. of many of those companies and it's not exactly friendly or no and open working from new york now that has a much more interesting and open tech sector and while there aren't that many women in tech block change is attracting quite a few women i've heard that yes i think it has to do with the same idea that tech is centered in the valley and the valley is not very open and friendly to women but because bluffton is decentralized and you didn't grow up in silicon valley the block to me is all around the world and many of the like ten efforts are not in the united states so it makes it more much more accessible and interesting for women to get involved in human sunni thank you very much for talking to us a tech pioneer using block change technology. to drive democracy what's also interesting is that bird lynn is turning into the crypto currency capital many startups setting up there and i'll be talking to experts about that very topic later in the week for you ok what are you doing now

for armed groups in afghanistan in the past the cia infiltrated these organizations to fully collect d.n.a. to hunt for osama bin laden and as a result there is a lot of. mistrust towards agencies especially save the children afghanistan is dependent on the aid provided by organizations such as save the children if gunmen were to drive them out the afghan government can't support the seychelles services programs on which millions of afghans depend victoria gayton be algis there are now five thousand people are trying to escape the war zone in northern syria where turkish forces are pushing on with their offensive against kurdish y p g fighters turkey's president says more than two hundred sixty of those fighters have been killed in the past five days a kurdish commander says that's an exaggeration though didn't give an alternative number turkey regards the y.p. g. as terrorists and its offensive in northern syria is aimed at forcing the white p.g. out of the kurdish controlled city of dreams and create a buffer zone along the syrian border that many civilians are trying to get out of a fre