government using d.n.a. to help solve this particular border issue and the future ramifications it could have joining us now from new york to discuss is immigration attorney alan or jr thank you so much for joining us alan thank you for having me you know many are raising objections to using this this kind of quick method of d.n.a. testing at the border i'm curious what what are the main objections and as an immigration attorney attorney do these do these objections hold water to you. absolutely the very 1st ejects thing is that family cannot be determined just by d.n.a. in many cases people have been adopted family units have been separated you might be with your own or your own goal because your parents have been murdered in these war torn areas so the conversation surrounding d.n.a. is the determiner of someone is the rightful heir of a child that's at the border with the disney. really determined is most importantly a d.n.a. test does not solve the solution of these people coming to the border what it do

d.n.a. evidence at the scene but it didn't match any of the profiles in their database. in 1999 police were only allowed to use d.n.a. to determine sex and compare the sample to their database but although there hadn't been a match many local residents felt they knew who the killer was right by the meadow where mariana was found stood a center for asylum seekers. a lot of people from that area pointed their finger at that asylum seeker center show that was a factor in this case faced with mounting public tensions the prosecutor ordered the 1st ethnicity test to be run on a d.n.a. sample in a crime case. d.n.a. told us actually that it was much much more likely that the perpetrator came from western europe as an origin then from the asylum seekers have. the unexpected d.n.a. result helped clear the asylum seekers' suspect in this case but critics have expressed concerns it could lead to discrimination run takes a different view. you can prioritize based upon information through the d.n.a. tha

their d.n.a. told us actually that it was much much more likely that the perpetrator came from western europe as an origin then from the asylum seekers have. the unexpected d.n.a. result helped clear the asylum seekers suspect in this case but critics have expressed concerns it could lead to discrimination run takes a different view. you can prioritize based upon the information through the d.n.a. that you are probably going to find in the top 100 of those 10000. it wasn't until 2012 that marianas killer was finally identified and again it was d.n.a. testing that helped. cracked the case. basic research conducted by professor manfred kaiser had helped develop a new form of d.n.a. research known as genealogical testing case that is head of the department of forensic molecular biology at the university of toronto. in many on this case why chromosome d.n.a. tests were carried out in september 2012 in an effort to find any male relations to the killer. that money in this kind of d.n.a. profile analysi

technology the d.n.a. testing technology can be wonderful it's you know we've seen of even the last month probably be 2 or 3 at least 2 possibly 3 or 4 you know 20 and 30 year old murder cases solved by using dan i we've seen you know families brought back together through d.n.a. tests but like you said i mean there are those there are those of us who if we were d.n.a. tested with who are say our parents are i mean every story from 23 and me tells you might be surprised with your real family your biological family and i think it's upsetting to a lot of people to this idea that we don't have money to test rape kits that are going on tested in this country we don't know when to actually use it program models that you're saying you're trying to keep out but we're going to traumatize a bunch of kids now alan you've been in the immigration game for a long time are there but what are better methods for proving a familial relation and other than d.n.a. and how do we rethink that familial idea moving for about 2 m

to using d.n.a. and ancestry databases but it's just the beginning for police who are now opening investigations into unsolved murders in places that mr with lived such as new york alaska and germany and this week a d.n.a. database has also help solve a forty seven year old cold case in indiana and the thirty seven year old murder case in nevada better living truly comes through science. giving voice to the debt i see credible it is incredible that they were able to solve this fifty some odd years that's really well and possibly more and other places there's a lot of truth that's going to come out with a little bit of knowledge and a little bit of information like that all right that is our show pre-debate remember everyone in this world the world that we're not told but we're a long enough so i tell you all i love you i am tired rover and i'm top of the law and keep on watching all those walks out there and have a great day but. it's a two chair conway there's two tutor for worlds that list that i j

the clinic that street in turbulence to a network of experts by testing their tumor d.n.a. in the blood samples they can often determine which subtype of cancer the patient might have targeted medications have been developed for certain types of the disease including hooter's. in this movement where we might be able to give you medication in tablet form. but so far the medication has only been approved for a very in cancer not for a tumor in the long. you know. one day an oncologist will treat pretty much every type of tumor regardless of whether it's breast cancer or ovarian cancer or something else the aim is to characterize tumor cells more and more precisely and to develop more drugs that allow us to move away from chemotherapy. that would be of great benefit to patients who would have less hair loss or other side effects all the problems you otherwise get don't happen when the therapy targets only the tumor cells which helps patients quite a bit. has been having chemotherapy for 5 years now and she still has her ups and downs so i have a lot of support from my family m

these rapid d.n.a.ts involve a cheek swab that, within a couple of hours, will help prove whether an adult and child are actually related. in the past two weeks, investigators say nearly 30 families were allegedly fraudulent. at the height of the family separation last year, border patrol gave a similar tour of a y.tention facility. and that's when we saw people sleeping on the grounds, being separated by chain-linked fences. some even called them large cages. jeff, i asked if they were going to use that separation policy atre at this new tent facility and was told, no, the plan is actually to use plastic partitions that are about four feet high. >> glor: okay, mireya, thank you very much. we are learning new details tonight about a cruise ship that is quarantined off st. lucia, with 300 passengers and crew. w has been there since tuesday. measles was confirmed on board. david begnaud has this, and our first look at the ship. >> reporter: nobody is getting off. for now, the passengers and crew have been

you at the bar later now they're on a sub conscious unconscious level they're just performing their d.n.a. specific unconscious in voluntarily controlled life their destiny as insects humans they had a conscious mind and they used to talk to each other and communicate and it was all about hey we come from a divine place and it's pretty cool because we're software but we're trading that now for fake security so that we can unconsciously just go from cradle to grave doing stuff that we're unaware of to serve a master that we never see well ok the rare moon bear is cuddly and sweet and fuzzy and we all see these credibly sweet little fuzzy animals well this is however pitched it we're such such consumers we want efficiency we want it now. right so this is how the dystopian reality behind this cuddly sweet app make memories that's the slogan on the website for the photo storage app ever accompanied by a cursive logo and an example album titled weekend with grandpa everything about evers branding is warm and fuzzy about sharing your best moments while freeing up space on your phone what isn't

i usually have a mish in my d.n.a. and. call me on the. tech. what's aid and enough sex of coffee and like and in the name of the end. it will be difficult perhaps impossible to rebuild palestinian cities the way they once were. their culture and communities have changed for africa. most palestinians living in israel today and under occupation were born after 1948 they have only heard about what was lost. a collective memory is dying surviving and personal testimonies from a bygone era. and grainy black and white photographs and film. the name of god i was born in the same year as this one voice i feel as though the state is my mother should be making up a cause of celebration for some. a catastrophe for the nakba is still going on they put my sons in jail so every day i feel this catastrophic twice over al-jazeera will tells the stories of palestinian and israeli women born in the same year but on opposite sides of this divide born in 48 on al-jazeera world. examining the headline it's a collapsed economy beats that many people are struggling t

it's $700.00 kilometers to d.n.a. a trip through the whole of italy in the hope of finding a permanentjob up north. many trains arrive in rome from the south full of people looking for jobs they all head for the capital's trade fair center some 5000 teachers are hoping to land one of 600 training posts as teachers for pupils with special needs a scheme created by italy's populist government despite the debt crisis in the education sector. dominica comes from naples he works as a supply teacher in milan 800 kilometers away he doesn't know how the government will finance the new posts but he's hoping to get one. of course i'm nervous my professional future could be decided today this could change my life. but the pressure is enormous dominik o.-n. $2000.00 fellow hopefuls have to go to hall 5. many applicants are already waiting patiently. they know that these tests are their only chance to get a state post but also how slim their chances are. that brought you here for if you succeed here it means you're really lucky. to be honest nobody in my generation believes in permanent jobs and mo

these young nurses are waiting for the bus they've nicknamed it the bus of hope it will take them to d.n.a in northern italy there are currently more than $450.00 jobs on offer in the nursing sector there and 12000 applicants from all over italy and some of these you know i've already taken part in 10 tests you have to try everything the bus is the cheapest you can do everything in one day. valentino is one of the job seekers like many here he's disappointed that he can't get a decent job despite his qualifications. but did you know. you know what out there most of us are working but the question is how some slog for 8 hours but are badly paid others work 300 kilometers away from home there's little left after the rent and travel costs and we've got it for me many people believe and many think that the e.u. is partly to blame for the poor job situation in italy so they're again planning to vote for euro skeptical parties. to do their job the 5 star movement should get another chance and show us what it can do let's hope. it's $700.00 kilometers to the d.n.a. a trip through the whole of ita

i don't have a mish in my d.n.a. and. call me on the. tech. that's aid and enough sex or coffee and like and in the name of the end. it will be difficult perhaps impossible to rebuild palestinian cities the way they once were. their culture and communities have changed for africa. most palestinians living in israel today and under occupation were born after one thousand nine hundred forty eight they have only heard about what was lost. a collective memory is dying surviving and personal testimonies from a bygone era. and grainy black and white photographs and found. on him a lot that i was born in the same year as this one is always i feel as though the state is my mother should be maybe not a cause of celebration for some. a catastrophe for the nakba is still going on they put my sons in jail so every pretty i feel disgust for you twice over al-jazeera the stories of palestinian and israeli women born in the same year but on opposite sides of this divide born in forty eight on al-jazeera world. were seen yet more severe weather over parts of

i have a mish in my d.n.a. and. call me your next. tech. it's a then enough sex a coffee and like and in the name of the end. it will be difficult perhaps impossible to rebuild palestinian cities the way they once were. their culture and communities have changed for africa. most palestinians living in israel today and under occupation were born after 1948 they have only heard about what was lost. a collective memory is dying surviving and personal testimonies from a bygone era and grainy black and white photographs and found. on him a lot that i was born in the same year as his one voice i feel as though the state is my mother should be maybe not a cause of celebration for some. so every day. twice over. the stories of palestinian and israeli women born in the same year but on opposite sides of this divide. on al-jazeera world. hello again and welcome back we're here cross australia we saw one big storm system make its way towards the east now it's in the tasman sea so better weather here across much of the eastern seaboard we did have some

and then in my d.n.a. any can at the. thought that he had made the name in about eleven months or so you know any other than a store and medina and hope that on. your side he won a bit almighty what do they gang up out of a lot of us like you nalang million and in this day and he had a bunch i said it was a gun up us that us all sign it off on me and has my les a. not a philistine or house not on the nothing but i feel welcome at that had a cos i only have a daisy of a well done it for the stinney i let the ballad add the disadvantage she had feeling i had for that opinion today about about anything believe me i mean a soak up for the stinney and fit in comfort i feel guilty having the dini neck block yes confused mess. on that before and what's for next fall. thank you from those farmers even in my family while we're well with teddy and medina have me yet to have less of a film edina in. the charlotte media and i mean america is now a trough what the hell we're. back to. you know well. the abbey made enough for us the ne

where are the travel documents how do you arrange those how do you prove through d.n.a. testing given that the child of the mother are in a refugee camp how do you get those d.n.a. test to them to to satisfy the conditions required for a travel of cubans. now there are administrative hurdles around all of those administrative hurdles have been thrown up by the u.k. government so that even though technically the child was. except it is british in practical terms that child was languishing. in a refugee camp regardless of what the legal status is well this is what i question yes go ahead when you toss a question. i would like to ask a question actually because since you know it has been c. the isis children and we are talking about children should not be in a war zone i have a simple question for you your government u.k. government supporting. out the gun and the terrorist acts of his country who are killing people all over find other countries and every day people are smuggled out of oil company man what's the question go ahead with a question i don't know my question is

on the christian values this is who you are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. and it's not about our faith only it's about the ages of all of the previous generations is who we are and from the christianity comes out the whole the whole culture roman law greek philosophers this is this is what was built on christianity so what i don't or and. as a new structure of the society.

regulators to start doing sampling starts or you know start doing a number of tests like in labs or d.n.a. tasso whatever it is on it on a number of different products say these products are all fine these came from these farms these products all got flagged these came from these farms and tracking it through every supplier that touched it and those farms and then be able to shut out all of that to stop an outbreak in a much quicker way so like a couple of years ago we saw it was there so i figure salmonella an outbreak with chipotle a whole life very cola koike saxo and the problem was that we didn't know where the source was with the block chain we would then be able to figure that out exactly and so it is very interesting writes in two thousand and fifteen they had in a call a outbreak and it resulted in them not being able to figure out this is terrible practice this resulted in a forty two percent decline in the stock price of the time of billions of dollars lost and yeah and the problem would be when you do that d.n.a. sampling they don't have a clear set of records or all the parti

one percent so this is a yes to europe and europe is always a part of the d.n.a. as they say off their potty now the ellie's it today has been saying this is a confirmation of the robustness of our government and we will continue our reforms and maybe even beat them up all right our correspondent lisa lewis covering the vote for us there in paris thank you lisa. and polls close here in germany earlier this evening and the big news here is that the greens have made huge gains putting them ahead of the social democrats and the americans conservatives came out on top but it was an underwhelming result for them let's hear from the chairwoman of germany's green party annalyn about book she had to say after eclipsing the social democrats to finish second. you divide this election was a climate protection election this election was in the election for democracy. demands a human right for a cosmopolitan near zero. i guess that's why the votes which are making us happy not just green. day of the climate protection act they are votes for democracy they are votes against pop

arms embargo by the apparent delivery over a large quantity of weapons and adam are very close to d.n.a. forces in tripoli a few days ago comes on the heels of earlier and ongoing deliveries of banned modern weaponry to the l n a many countries are providing weapons to all parties in the conflict without exception the amount and sophistication of these weapons are already causing greater numbers of casualties without a robust enforcement mechanism the arms embargo into libya will become a cynical joke some nations are fueling this bloody conflict the united nations should put an end to it. the conflict has been characterized by the use of airstrikes heavy artillery and the indiscriminate shelling of residential areas and i'm other nights normally convivial is spent in the company of one's neighbors and family have become periods of sheer terror for the residents of the capital waiting in fear for the next that act since mid april there has been a rising number of my time precision strikes on jenae positions and around tripoli by an unknown aircraft ever injuring 5 in night on may the 8t

on the christian values this is who we are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. and it's not about our faith family it's about the ages of of of the previous generations it's who we are and from the christianity comes out the whole the whole culture roman law greek philosophers this is this is what was built on christianity so what i don't want is as a new structure of the society without christianity i don't like people messing around like mr soros he's playing with the nations he's financing organisations who are absolutely anti christian some agree that equality is very important that's why i don't want i want to see churches like twenty four churches within week burned in france i don't want to see that so that's the only the symbol right that's the symbol so i want christian roots i think safety even to europe with we've got the point you pride yourself on christian values that's right but your attitudes to immigration run directly counter to christian values don't they at least in the eyes of the pope the catholic pope jesus is present he said in the migra

d.n.a. analysis showed that the siblings had different gene defects that required completely different therapies. it is very important people great to see this is the main reason has over eighty percent of gray diseases are known to be genetic in origin. comprehensive health insurance is a luxury in the us some families have gone bankrupt trying to treat rare diseases. i work directly with families to actually talk to the insurance companies to act ask for insurance coverage and every time your early on they say oh it's experimental this experimental tests so we can cover it and we started helping any families that we would offer that as an option if they could not for the to. so he they're also trying to get insurance coverage and that's a network we say well we'll help you have funding you're willing to do that. accompanies patients from the crowdfunding campaign through analysis of the results to possible therapies. i've seen just in the past i would say for year alone and there has been

trade representative all these we can say done by d.n.a. of last year to trumpet ministration granted nearly $1000.00 exemptions to chinese goods that said those exceptions are generally valid for for one year and the usa government also updates the lead keeps the screen in different requests so the u.s. secretary of treasury said on wednesday dad has a talk already to wal-mart and all the top retailers about that possibility of exceptions if the next round of duties gets finally implement it. was a louise doro there for us in new york thank you staying in the us the shares in qualcomm fell sharply after u.s. federal judge ruled that the chip makers suppress competition in the market for smartphone chips the district judge in california said qualcomm did so by threatening to cut off supplies and demanding excessive licensing fees the decision could force the company to renegotiate fees charged to phone makers like apple the company said it would appeal the ruling. british steel has fallen into insolvency after emergency talks broke down $50

on the christian values this is who you are this is what i said previously that christianity is our d.n.a. . and you can see that special edition. there's an extended version on. the duchess of sussex have named the new born son. the couple's first child was born on monday morning it's still not known exactly where. the british throne is queen elizabeth great. for the first time. i mean for the countries. in africa just. action packed life.

where everybody knows what happened in the theater actually we need more investigations we need our d.n.a. has to be examined. our chromosomes have to be examined you know what happened in japan after hiroshima and nagasaki. you heard about what happened years after that study by study lonnie is trying to confirm beyond a shadow of a doubt what people in fallujah are convinced is true that there's a causal link between the weapons used by u.s. forces in 2004 the amounts of uranium in their bodies. and the alarming rise in numbers of sick and malformed children here my personal experience although i don't want to talk about it it is so harmful. but one of my brothers have lost 2 kids because of i know he's. here up 22012011. after the us assault on fallujah many of the foreign fighters fled north and set up camp in the city of mosul. or used to live there until al kind of linked groups moved in. while the violence has dropped significantly from its peak in 2006 civilian casualty rates across iraq are on the rise again. since i left in 2004 mosul has been under siege from car bombings and a

it's in their d.n.a. elephant is a genetic memory is it didn't know exactly where they have been growing where they have been roaming generation after generation they take the same part. the elephants of bangladesh are critically endangered there are just $268.00 left and they're increasingly under threat. $15000.00 hectares of land are already deforested in the country every year. and this cap only adds to the problem. to help me understand what the elephants are up against i've hired a local guy. so the man in front of me. his name means golden boy and he's our tracker for the day i think we're going to have. it's not long before we find clues that we're on the right path. hug it out that is if when are they boggling going to say is that they just hold bungalow blanket and say that it really colored in that i would thought i would have basic i thought i'd leave bungling is that. we find evidence of 100 elephants everywhere where you just stick to co-exist and it's just guys like the elephant whisperer.

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