d.n.a. the mitochondrial d.n.a. contains less than one percent of the total it does not transmit any of the normal things that we think of in connection with d.n.a. so it doesn't transmit phenotypical traits. but they do come from a third party but. i mean. you might say two parents good three parents. and it's possible to go even further much further as seen on the other side of the atlantic one american company over science has been working for years on rejuvenating aging eggs to allow women to effectively turn back their biological clocks and extend their childbearing years. over science it's a company that's working on cutting edge treatments but we're discovering technologies to make it all. young again. either by injecting the mitochondria. in cells that are very supportive. in the future or what we want our medicines that you can take just take a pill for a week and suddenly a woman gets back her fertility and even saw a woman that's been in many theoretically we think that we can bring back total fertility i

the d.n.a. is chief prosecutor it is lowered. her unrelenting determination has made her the central figure in the fight to eradicate corruption. telling an awful start. up and then. a level director not too long on condition that and then children burst out of court as the meanest walter mr porter's own premier. of parliament who say investing is or to purchase one will only. tell you something. else control of my car don't own your photo here she got a credit for the morton church a fox. not just a fourth almost or some time or. thought shall call or exist or john that are to put a lot of thought it would also seem very cheerful and document up at a time when you don't need change but just a. little rough out of the good old what all shop. one might up in a few floors up at the d.n.a. a special investigations team is helping to solve some of the d.n.a.'s biggest cases he says you talk about. and that's to me as long as he's. got you. there i sure hope. you. get in the future mark this freedom up you might feel my freedom of the

in early twenty sixteen the d.n.a. steve prosecutor announced the sharp spike in corruption charges was the mission as well that got them based on me i thought that using but the court of law knew berlin not she made. oh. they changed my mind 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. thirty years of dictatorship have 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. this. to. me turned director. back eric a much shorter but so. far just cause of course. a lot of. my former self was. a young minister of agriculture in two thousand and seven sentenced to three years in prison for accepting bribes in cash and sausages bin laden and jelly beans but. the same time something he fell back. on. no. one. really forced but in. the cash. flow of. who. was the. mayo

then a relatively unknown entity that d.n.a. came to prominence as michael the push for its right to prosecute white collar crime. but d.n.a. is first cases went relatively unnoticed by the press. but i think if we wait for your daughter will have. their father on one of the one main. yes the cup and told him about a new study out on when you get those in parliament that governmental pre-modern he stood out on when he signed. here at this question is that was he should. or even a prime minister indicted in two thousand and five i began as a descendant from the communist dictatorship have become one of the most powerful men in romania just because you did it is. charged with embezzling one and a half million euros for his electoral campaign and taking a six hundred thirty thousand year old right wing company telling the press about a woman who does that analysis and all of outside analysis of it. but she seems almost half step. i think all normal. so to me when i last i recall norm. so explain the chair offical don't look. it. oh

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d.n.a. to my blood samples test and articulate. they know that as i was talking about so set and are about to close on they go back out to the crash scene a fountain they let out there. but when they set the gloves to be tested they asked for d.n.a. testing on the outside of the gloves and i daresay i was thinking what would they do then. they offer here the deal is right how many years there was in that i'd sure sixty sixty or sixty. so first they offered you sixty instead and then they at one point offered you thirty eight years that. it didn't feel right now didn't feel right at all because you've helped them and i figured you help me i hope you. this is where the criminality of the state's actions come in because they're bound by supreme court law i mean that is the law of the land if you make a plea bargain you have to inform the defense when i go into a trial i'm allowed to know everything that's going on. my lawyers had a hearing before the trial and put the district attorney's on the stand under oath and asked them as there

there's a d.n.a. sample right that's out there and i think we need to you know explore that d.n.a. sample the known way that d.n.a. works is there somebody to match it to. tyrone johnson's team has their eye on a potential suspect one of the prosecution's key witnesses and say the man known as phantom confessed to the murder of leroy van the witness id johnson has phantom was that your nickname that no he was making although no phantom somebody that i know what you just got me decide j. saltpeter recently talked to a source who said the real phantom was in new york rikers island correctional facility and was talking if you want to play else let's see you and i'm hoping this could be good for scott for his d.n.a. . ok now that you know tyrone johnson the search tyrone by any other day with any nicknames. and you haven't known tyrone jackson to go but in a lot of their career you. have this cherished his name. which is think. he made it clear. where the conversation. went regarding did it when you were in there. what did you hear say. to. now. it's just want to. thank you. i think th

there's a d.n.a. sample right that's out there and i think we need to you know explore that d.n.a. sample the known way that d.n.a. works is if there's somebody to match it. tyrone johnson's team has their eye on a potential suspect one of the prosecution's key witnesses said the man known as phantom confessed to the murder of leroy van the witness id johnson has phantom was that your nickname that no so you must make another no phantom somebody that i know when you just got me decide j's saltpeter recently talked to a source who said the real phantom was in new york rikers island correctional facility and was talking if you want to play yellow slips that's here and i'm hoping this could be good for scott cruz d.n.a. . ok now you know kyra johnson the search tyrone by any other names or any nicknames. won't. and you haven't known tyrone jackson to go that if they have them. they're very sure you. have this cherished estate. for existing. take they did. ok to have a conversation. with regarding the death. scene. when engineers. took. the suspect. to. one of the rock. now we say took

it's kind of ingrained in their in their d.n.a. perhaps d.n.a. hopefully that we can get past just minutes before the news conference started joran alist was dragged from the venue as that he was carrying a sign which read nuclear weapons ban treaty. towards the end of the press conference put in presided trump with twenty eight. and comment on the u.s.s. cole hosting the two thousand and twenty six when in the end of the endless war of course looking for any signs from their leader is behavior and some think handshakes speak volume's their first came when they met in helsinki and the second to happen and front of the media before the start of the talks we asked body language expert how worried feldman for his stake. trump is coming from a very very highly critical domestic america so he's he's got he's very aware that his whole country is looking at him and trying to interpret what is really going on between these two leaders and it's with there that he enters the room and he faces faces what seems to be an opponent so he starts off and he's ver

want to get out of prison you've got to mean it when she is on my why you see it when you have no d.n.a. in your case somebody has to come back and say did they actually committed this crime before you get released and i had told him i say you know would almost be out of a meeting to get out of prison for the. case. i'm leanin be it i'm trying to figure out my name may. create. the kid from oak cliff. county's next district attorney. not only. for prosecuting those bad guys but i'm responsible for making sure that if someone comes out of the courthouse we're not going to be down there trying to put them in jail for a crime they did and i was elected in two thousand and six i was the first african-american elected in the whole state of texas. being a person of color obviously i have issues with law enforcement it didn't work for me and people look like me. for a long time and so i wanted to come in and make sure that law enforcement worked for community that basically distrusted the thought process was that a da was to protect a conviction at all cost and when i came in i looked at these

first cases that we actually investigated from the standpoint of i winced indication it was a non d.n.a. case. craig watkins was putting his career and the credibility of the conviction integrity unit on the line. if i go with this case based on the subjective information i would just in case my going to ruin the opportunity for us to pursue this program that we have if this individual actually committed the crime and is found out years later so the first thing i did first thing out as first time i've ever done this was i'm going to go go down and talk to him face to face he was in his you know geo uniform. looked him in the eye and ask him. you know i truly believed him when he answered the questions but he didn't commit the crime scott's next break came when he met a lawyer from the dallas county public defender's office. this you know i say you do. thank you michel moore was racking up a string of exoneration victories and dallas when i was in prison i seem a shia more on t.v. again god's exonerated and i was saying my of i can get this lady to represent me i'll probably get exonerat

identification but what happens when there is no d.n.a. evidence and all that is. in dallas christopher scott spent thirteen years in prison trying to get to the bottom of that question man i was where again taking care of my family our ways home enough to feed my key is put him to be taken to school i was everest a guy and when i went in they gadda be kidding me christopher scott's case is one of the hundreds that have been reinvestigated by the dallas county district attorney's office james hamm in the lead the investigation. here's this location two gentlemen went in to protect some drugs gunfire and shoot and the resident at this house was killed. when the police arrived they were looking for transportation the area two black males one tall one short the victim witness to c.e.o.'s could be given that description it was reported that she awoke and there were two men in the house and spouse had just been murdered happen pretty quickly within minutes police cars descended upon the scene on the lookout for two suspects an officer passed another car had two black ma

i became so angry when he said the d.n.a. alysis was fake and was planted on him. i realized then that there wasn nothing hu him and i just turned around and left without saying goodbye, without anything. reporter: as for ajna jsic,ar of therapy have allowed her to come to terms with her roots. >> ( translated ): when somebody asks me what my most important identity is, i say that i am a daughter of a lioness mother, a mother who ia fighter. >> reporter: bakira hasecic, is a another survivor of warte rape. >> ( translated ): that image, even when am talking, i see it. it's always there in the shadows. it never goes away. medicine hasn't yet come up with an eraser to get ridese memories. i will live with them until the day i die >> reporter: hasecic campaigns on behalf of fellow victims.ru sh a nonprofit that gathers evidence and tries to bring wartime rapists justice. in her office this picte depicts a woman enduring rape but ultimately regaining happiness. the reality is noto simple. >> ( translated ): it's very hard to talk about it, even after 26 years. three ti

well the d.n.a. here is called the first amendment that's the d.n.a. that should clear him of any wrongdoing he has been one hundred percent accurate has not even made one mistake as a journalists he set the high bar for and a lot of journalists are embarrass those who have sold out their embarrass joining us on to set such a high bar an example that they can't even touch they've gone for the easy money and the stardom but they too could be very possible could be victims of this war on the press is just a first person. you know it you know what's also interesting true is that when you look at the media is how much money they've made off of what drew what wiki leaks has provided to them to remember the element to be an enemy but they're always willing to take and so right now you know you know exactly if they don't we don't like them but please feed us more thank you leaks you know so i think about also plays a big deal in the house so i think at the end of the day is that i think they will come around i think the those hugs i think immediate will preva

no it's like we're at a tipping point and that something's going to come all the d.n.a. always right to collective unconscious yeah read your. you know who dove deeper into the sub conscious and unconscious than freud was able to do and discovered the foundation of our collective unconscious and our connection to cosmic consciousness you know that we understand this on a on a particle on atomic level a d.n.a. level and so gaia which is part of our common experience is rebelling and so it manifests itself differently as you know we've witnessed in mexico they are there was lax post life. reality as a series of reflections of the dead body going down the stairs into the afterlife and seeing themselves in reality of who they are in their post life experience in the case of rachel maddow she sees herself as a screaming ugly warmongering. you know i could go on but i'll be kind. of through with offered her you know in the case of donald trump pc's i'm soft as a piece broker and as a global deal maker you know when there's somebody else wrote that book for him the art of the d

no it's like we're at a tipping point and that something's going to come out of the d.n.a. always right to collective unconscious so yeah i read your. you know who goes deeper into the sub conscious and unconscious than freud was able to do and discovered the foundation of our collective unconscious and our connection to cosmic consciousness you know that we understand this on a on a particle on atomic level of d.n.a. level and so gaia which is part of our common experience is.

iceland and fearing ating animal activists they're demanding a ban on commercial hunting there and d.n.a. testing has revealed the meat from the latest killing can't be exported to restaurants in japan the clock reports in reykjavik. iceland has much to boast of when it comes to natural resources its dramatic scenery and geothermal springs draw tourists in their millions and there's the marine environment to tens of thousands of people go whale watching every year there's even a whale museum where you can immerse yourself in an ocean of life size whale replicas the one thing iceland tries not to publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backward into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not they really think to show the world and they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and bro

with the advances in d.n.a. technology, i seriously doubt that there will ever be another unknown soldier. for those of you that served any time recently, it seems like every year when we do our medical screening, we provide another d.n.a. sample for the databases. so i don't think that you're going to see another unknown soldier from any of the conflicts, ever identified or placed in arlington national cemetery. i hope that answers your question. if not, lora can run back up the stairs again. [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, i know there probably are some more questions, and we would welcome those, but i believe now is also the time for me to say it is truly an honor to have, on this stage, someone who's table share about the history of the tomb of the unknown soldier, and we're so pleased to be partnering with you all as we ead towards that centennial, and all that it means as well. we would encourage to you take a look at the website for the society of the honor guard, tomb of the unknown soldier. we would

in iceland are infuriating animal activists there demanding a ban on commercial hunting there and d.n.a. testing has revealed the meat from the latest killing can be exported to restaurants in japan and a clock in reykjavik explains why. iceland has much to boast of when it comes to natural resources its dramatic scenery and geothermal springs draw tourists in their millions and there's the marine environment to tens of thousands of people go whale watching every year there's even a whale museum where you can immerse yourself in an ocean of life size whale replicas the one thing iceland tries not to publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backward into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not they really think to show the world that they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed a

border with mexico two months ago integration officials are using d.n.a. tests to reunite more than three thousand children with their parents by july tenth following a court order to do so. those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera much more to come inside story is next. will the world's supply of oil continue to flow out of the gulf donald trump ultimatums when porters stop shipments by november will face u.s. sanctions iran hits back by block the straits of hormuz as the rhetoric heats up over a crude what's the cost this is inside story. welcome to the program. donald trump's nuclear reaction is threatening to turn off the taps in the world's major oil supply the white house is threatening countries which.

and there's also damage to the d.n.a. molecules the strands break up in places. this is due to the poly seqlock aromatic hydrocarbons in the smoke which are known carcinogens. as first off any wood smoke is harmful so when we compare the different types of work we see that soft towards the conifers spruce for example release slightly more polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons other words such as birch released greater amounts of turpin's which trigger inflammation. and. overall worrying results that need to be chased with a tall glass of cold finish beer. the most alarming is that the damage occurs even with small amounts of the particulates matter the take away we need to do much more to protect ourselves from these harmful substances. even without harmful toxins all organisms take process in nature is never ending cycle of birth. and decay. old blooms with the inevitable end of life is death. then omar from the rocco sent in a question about that. what is death. many people live in fear of it. death can be an occasion for sorrow and for ritual celebrations many reli

politicians have been looking to pass laws that would diminish the d.n.a.'s powers. we don't anybody did it but it. is religion we're going to use there might be a new. d.v.d. he said it was just been a very big. problem and. all the audience just came the little door got his auto someone if you took all that and celebrated to not so long and i mean there's a couple of thoughts of adding this to gotta shuttle such i thought that that sailed out journalists well for the first vision extend the important things to footy but it also better then it of course don't seem to question your thoughts any . lot just the thought of a cut of fortune. on the thirty first of january twenty seventh teen romania's newly sworn in government issued a late night executive order that would pardon politicians of some corruption offenses. the media quickly informed to the public by midnight twenty five thousand protesters flooded the streets of the capital that number swelled to three hundred thousand in the next days with hundreds of thousands more gathered in cities across romania. the g

he is quoted as saying a foreign officers d.n.a. is programmed well carried to support policy and were schooled right from the start and he said that support for. the e.u. and nato is in his morrow no no but that's that's that's the ideological position of liberals a little bit and it's also i mean he supports policy as long as policy does not because you have hundreds of thousands of people their entire career their very very essence is determined that is it and there are six u.s. presidents eleven secretaries of state no one has even voted dealt about the role of nato and the e.u. and so on it in these every this and the fact that the the first time a president is elected who voices some doubt about these things you have these and these are state that's right because it's always results in religion and it's a really good read it don't let the door hit your on the way out well i think you know it's out of the most of the you know sometimes trump radio says the right things you know when he called nato upset lead and costly he was r

he is quoted as saying a foreign officers d.n.a. is programmed well. to support policy and worst schooled right from the start and he said that support for the e.u. and nato is in his morrow little but that splits the ideological position of literally little kid and it's also i mean he supports policy as as long. you don't know because you have hundreds of thousands of people their entire career their very very essence is determined that is it and six u.s. presidents eleven secretaries of state no one has even voted dealt about the role of nato and the e.u. and so on it in these every this and the fact that the the first time a president is elected who voices some doubt about these things you have these and these are state that's right because it's always results it's a really good read it don't let the door hit your on the way out well i think you know it's out of the most of the you know sometimes trump radio says the right things you know when he called nato obsolete and costly he was right and when he tweeted just recently germany has to spend more

it's a d.n.a. to my blood hair samples test and was articulate. they know that as i was talking about so set and argue about it they go back out to the crash scene and found out they left it out there. but when they sent the gloves to be tested they asked for d.n.a. testing on the outside of the gloves and i daresay i was thinking what they do then . they offer here the deal is right but how many yes things are like fifty or sixty sixty or sixty or so first they offer to use sixty instead and then they at one point offered you thirty eight years man. and until right now in florida because you've helped them i figured you help me i hope you. this is where the criminality of the state's actions come in because they're bound by supreme court law i mean that is the law of the land if you make a plea bargain you have to inform the defense when i go into a trial i'm allowed to know everything that's going on. my lawyers had a hearing before the trial and put the district attorney's on the stand under oath and asked them as there been any talk of plea ba

tuesday officials said some parents have been passed background checks to ensure the child safety d.n.a. testing to confirm the relationship of parent and child wasn't complete in some cases and some parents have been released into the us or deported making it logistically difficult for families to be re-united but the federal judge who mandated the reunions was not impressed judge danish ordered that sixty three children be reunited by the end of tuesday he ordered that the process of matching parents and children be streamlined expedited d.n.a. testing used only if no supporting documentation could be provided by parents and for the eight children whose parents had been released into the us to be reunited immediately and an important consideration to keep in mind here is which of these screening procedures the government is undertaking are really necessary and legitimate here and which ones of these procedures are really delaying tactics the judge said that if the trumpet ministration failed to meet his tuesday deadline it would have to specify reasons to the american civil liberties

connection to cosmic consciousness you know that we understand this on a on a particle an atomic level of d.n.a. . a level and so which is part of our common experience is rebelling and so it manifests itself differently as you know we've witnessed in mexico they aren't there with flex post life. reality as a series of reflections of the dead body going down the stairs into the afterlife and seeing themselves in reality of who they are in.