d.n.a.and radiocarbon dating check it out. april 18th 2015. customs intercepts 4 tonnes of ivory smuggled in being sacks from the democratic republic of congo. it is the largest seizure in this country's history the ivory on the way to laos seized in bangkok after a tip the seizure makes headlines thai customs displayed over 3 tons of confiscated african ivory worth 6000000 dollars a historic busto by boat from kenya somebody just 900 elephants but the perpetrators of this horrible crime against animals are never caught for law enforcement entities like interpol stopping the killing of elephants at the source is what's critical. the question ends where exactly is all this ivory coming from they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached. that's where you start your search looking in the wrong place sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at the university of washington. when it comes to solving the mysteries of the illegal t

d.n.a.and radiocarbon dating check it out. april 18th 2015. customs intercepts 4 tonnes of ivory smuggled in being sacks from the democratic republic of congo. it is the largest seizure in this country's history the ivory on the way to laos seized in bangkok after a tip the seizure makes headlines customs displayed over 3 tons of confiscated african ivory worth $6000000.00 a historic average from kenya somebody just 900 elephants but the perpetrators of this horrible crime against animals are never caught for law enforcement entities like interpol stopping the killing of elephants at the source is what's critical. the question ends where exactly is all this ivory coming from they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached because that's where you start your search looking in the wrong place sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at the university of washington. when it comes to solving the mysteries of the illegal trade was

d.n.a.and radiocarbon dating check it out. april 18th 2015. customs intercepts 4 tonnes of ivory smuggled in being sacks from the democratic republic of congo. it is the largest seizure in this country's history to ivory on the way to laos season in bangkok after a tip the seizure makes headlines thai customs displayed over 3 tons of confiscated african ivory worth 6000000 dollars a historic average from kenya and. knowing 100 elephants but the perpetrators of this horrible crime against animals are never caught for law enforcement entities like interpol stopping the killing of elephants at the source is what's critical. the question ends where exactly is all this ivory coming from they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached because that's where you start your search looking in the wrong place sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at the university of washington. when it comes to solving the mysteries of the illegal tr

d.n.a.and radiocarbon dating check it out. april 18th 2015. customs intercepts 4 tonnes of ivory smuggled in being sacks from the democratic republic of congo. it is the largest seizure in this country's history the ivory on the way to allow those seized in bangkok after a tip the seizure makes headlines customs displayed over 3 tons of confiscated african ivory worth 6000000 dollars a historic bus route from kenya somebody's. $900.00 elephants but the perpetrators of this horrible crime against animals are never caught for law enforcement entities like interpol stopping the killing of elephants at the source is what's critical. the question ends where exactly is all this ivory coming from they almost always shipped the ivory out of a different country from where it was poached. because that's where you start your search looking in the wrong place sam wasser is the director of the center for conservation biology at the university of washington. when it comes to solving the mysteries of the i

are always the last people who should be spreading their d.n.a.? ( applause ) always. ( cheers ) because, because nobody-- nobody's ever looked at jeffrey epstein and been like, "yeah, we need 20 million more of this guy." yeah, like, how many idris elba doesn't have a sex ranch, huh? i'd go! i'd go! and don't say, "oh, trevor, idris elba can't get a man pregnant." well, i'm willing to find out. when it started out this jeffrey epstein stfers already appalling but now every day it keeps getting more and more strange. because not only did jeffrey epstein want to populate the world with his d.n.a., apparently, he also told people after he dies he wants to be cryogenically frozeep. he said he wanted to freeze his head specifically and get this his penis. completely true. when doesn't make sense. now you have a head and a penis and no body? how is that going to work? are you going to attach the peen tois your forehead like a flasher unicorn? i don't get why you'd want to freeze your penis. have you seen what happens to a penis that's been cold for, lik

the foreign d.n.a. codes, naturally there were 30 of them. in a and apollo foreign d.n.a. profiles with no code match was 54. the number of sexual assault not resulting in a foreign d.n.a. profile was 90. when you look at the last three numbers, 68, six b., and seven, that total is the 174. when you look at the outcomes and notifications, and this is part of the reporting that we gave to you, of the 165 cases, that is lines eight, nine, ten, and 11, 107 of them, the number of victims, there were 107. there were a number of survivors that refuse notification that we had information prior to. that was 34. the number of attempted notifications where we were unable to notify the survivor was five and the number of outsized -- outside agency cases totalled 19. moving on to the second page, and this is the results of the cases during the six-month period, of the 165 total cases, that would be lines 13, 14, and 15 combined, there were 86 that became inactive. forty-seven that were cleared or closed, and 32 that remain open. when the last two numbers are, of those cases, the numbe

running through them or the social good for everyone you have people out there who d.n.a. is is is to to to be the way they are. and most of these people really believe what did doing they not faking it they believe this they believe they're being attacked and if they are being replaced and and their fear. you know i think we will get much further along down the road when we start talking to one another and listen one another because when i see images and hear things what they're doing. i see people who are afraid and i see these young men and some women in these white supremacist groups and i see that i see really scared people scared to be losing. whole on the color of that's all they have for themselves. thank you so much for this interview thank you for your inside it was great talking to you who are talking to calvin alexander ramsey award winning author and playwright who traveled around the united states to study the history and legacy of . america that is it for this edition of. community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs

d.n.a. analysis is one tool that could ultimately help government's crackdown on where ivory is coming from but it can't tell investigators when the killing took place anything postin is illegal to trade what it comes down to is this this radio carbon dating method can tell us if trade of ivory is legal or not kevin you know is a geochemist who uses a method known as radiocarbon dating to determine the age of ivory this is the part of the tusk that was actually growing when the animal was shot because we need to know when did this elephant die and so this part of the tusk tells us that so we drove the powder on to this wave paper here. and we collect it into these vials next to ivory powder is combusted and turned into pure c o 2 so what is this we can bust it in this tube it there's other impurities in there other gases we need to get rid of those so that when we measure the radio carbon content we just are measuring the c o 2 gas radiocarbon dating literally relies on the fallout from the

just with it so easy to add on d.n.a. now you know in d.n.a. it delete all of that and let the able to you know. root of this extremism. especially the anti muslim i think it has a very long roots. muslims have been in a mall for centuries. things became more problematic with large scale immigration from the subcontinent because we see. in the past was there was growing in your mob but they were in small numbers but under colonialism the british empire became too burma in large numbers of course that created problems. one of the remarkable things about the winter period was that. the control by the authorities was very strict and very strong so we had very little religious disturbances of course it was sort of pushed underground. but with the return of democracy and. a greater openness and of course at the same time manipulation it came out reemerge on a much bigger scale. in politics there are 2 notions which are very strong one is greed and the others feel. we are under the military dictatorship 51 years. and then we have a civil war that's b

. a license plate reader again generally speaking when the d.n.a. is taken from somebody there in police custody a license plate reader you've chosen to go drive a vehicle now the way with with the photos of it was surveillance photo is that anyone can be under constant 24 hour surveillance if they just want to walk the streets or go to a public park so i think that's really the difference with what they're advocating here is that you can you can never get off the grid you can always be surveilled and i think that's really concern me in that how far how far will police go with this new with this new ability and who is going to be subject to the surveillance. so what are your thoughts on that obviously there is a difference between the way this is used in the private sector and government use but i mean how wiring is it that obviously a person has no control and presumably with this sort of technology things can go wrong yeah absolutely i mean i don't necessarily have as much faith with the private sector not abusing the data that we have we've seen

tourney's moving into the area defending the drug companies we also saw a lot of d.n.a. infest the gators moving in to work for drug industries attorneys that worked also not just with the a but the partner of just those that knew of a system or they knew the standards that were using so these are people that they've worked where they knew any kind of weak points there might be in a lot of the regulations. the american public will never know what really the pharmaceutical industry did to people didn't have to buy their oil and you know i'm just i'm sorry that case went the way it did and. there is currently an entire generation in the us growing up apart from their parents because their parents are addicts custody hearings like this one happen daily and west virginia as well as in most us states. this hearing concerns the fate of 3 children of an addict on withdrawal they have been living with foster families since his wife died of an overdose. off. actually some. more of. the scary part of that. bothered. despite hearing they don't. they simply of. course. part. of. the

in the female genital mutilation name d.n.a. is rampant we are to countries with the 2nd highest rate of girls and women who are caught between 96 percent and 98 percent of all women and girls in guinea have caught the reason why fighting f.e.m. in the country is so difficult. is that it crosses social barriers educated people according their children educated people are cutting their children poor people are cutting rich people are cutting christians are cutting muslims are cutting people who don't believe in any religion and are actually practicing religion and also cutting all. girls are cut from one day of born to about anywhere between 10 and 11 sometimes if it's later it's 121314 so it's from one day are born usually from a week old to dot in a dallas and the cut. there is no limits foundation was started in 2008 with my sister mariama one year america leavitt's and myself we started with $1000.00. so with it in dallas and the dream we knew that we wanted people to have dignity and to be able to help themselves so all of o

complex this gave rise to you kerry it's these are organisms like ourselves each of who sells has its d.n.a. . packed into a cell nucleus surrounded by a membrane and the rest is history. if outlet is red white are very glad. to see you have a science question that you've always wanted answered it we're happy to help out and send it to us as a video text ovoid smell if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you can i just ask you. this was one of the most stunning fossil finds of recent years in 2014 scientists in chile discovered the petrified remains of whales dating back 5000000 years explains the mammals were stranded after ingesting toxic algae. fossils provide clues about the past and their popular and museums but then this natural history museum showcases specimens ranging from dinosaurs to a very special bird. and this is yeah which are best specimens. but it's also a symbol of the museum. for xander fun humboldt's parrot yacob who sat on his shoulder for 35 years. later it turned out that jaco both in fact female no matter what's bird is something of a

each of these graves have been numbered in the d.n.a. sample has been taken from each one of the victims the record of those is being held at the local hospital already the director of the red crescent is receiving inquiries from all over the region and even from morocco about who might be lying here these waters are meant to be a source of fun and pleasure but the death toll is rising all the time and that's. this beach david to al-jazeera sauces still ahead and. take action following security threats to the. all right sports fans it's here to get us all called top of the news thank you very well without woodbox anthony just as a rematch with and us who has been set the world heavyweight title bout a will happen on december the 7th in saudi arabia mexico's races shocked the world in june when he stopped in the 7th round the madison square garden to claim the britain's titles it was a jays 1st pro last the rematch it was expected to happen in the u.k. but there was or was against that saudi arabia has hosted major boxing matches before t

testing will be offered to my home town if we have enough doctors and d.n.a. specialists so our team will make sure they do whatever it takes so that family members can identify their relatives and bury the. survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. when the fire started i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal foully visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. and he. we have seen the patients some are doing very. well but most important for us as tons of means is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. lupus of the young algis here. now to a story we've been following about police in malaysia having opened a hotline so th

music is inbuilt within our d.n.a. within our genes. our society becomes faster and faster and faster they have to get information out of the environment they are equipped for the auditory channel is quicker and the visual channel. there's big developments happening in technology at the moment and a lot of people assume that's all about the visual but if you don't get the sound right then your sensor motion completely disappears.

testing will be offered to whom i hold it down but we have enough doctors and d.n.a. specialists so our team will make sure they do whatever it takes so that family members can identify their relatives and bury the. survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. when the fire started i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal fool leave visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. i believe. we have seen the patients some are doing very well but most important for us is tanzanians is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years. distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. locus of the young. south korea is saying it plans to drop japan from its preferential trade list as a rift between t

testing will be offered to whom i hold it down but we have enough doctors and d.n.a. specialists so our team will make sure they do whatever it takes so that family members can identify their relatives and bury the. survivors were flown to hospital in dar es salaam for specialized treatment many have severe burns on over 80 percent of their body. when the fire started i began to run away but i got burnt when a man tripped on top of me i was able to push him off but then a 2nd person fell on me. president john mughal foully visited the injured and declared 3 days of national mourning. and he. we have seen the patients some are doing very well but most important for us is tanzanians is to pray for the sick and for those who lost their lives. the explosion is the latest in a series of similar disasters that have killed dozens of east africans in recent years distraught families are now trying to cope with the pain as they say their final farewell. to the jaan al-jazeera. so i had for you. fringe benefits the experimental productions making the most of the world's largest

hold positions of the policies used to hold the forests and that have become thought of germany's d.n.a. like the fact that a social market economy is there to serve the people and that we don't want to die hard capitalism and that europe has to be the core aim of german foreign policy. viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world to welcome but we begin the day with europe's judicial fist and a slug in the face or russian president vladimir putin today the european court of human rights can be. am to russia for how it treated the late russian corruption whistleblower sergei magnitsky minsky died in police custody in 2009 the court said that russia's decision to deny him medical care while in custody put magnitsky his life in danger he was arrested for alleged tax evasion after he exposed widespread tax fraud which implicated russian officials today the court ruled that russian authorities had had reasonable grounds to suspect magnitsky of being involved in tax evasion but it added authorities violated numerous rights when they deny and it's medical assistance behind

in his d.n.a. ferdinand was a man practically born in the driver's seat p.s. grandfather was ferdinand porsche the man who designed the iconic folks frog and beetle. discovered his passion for cars and technology at an early age he studied mechanical engineering and after climbing the corporate ladder became c.e.o. of the v.w. group which was then nearly insolvent transformed the company. scooped him up you did not win for you are always winners and losers. and with our partners which v.w. has across the whole world are in turn just to be the winner. within a few years v.w. was again making a profit that laid the cornerstone for his reputation as a visionary car executive when v.w. acquired porsche was already group chairman the merger was a long time ambition of his the father of 12 children believed v.w. and push it belongs to. this in 2015 p.s. found himself in a power struggle with the w.'s then c.e.o. martin venter corn it was a struggle ph last and he resigned an abrupt end to his story to korea. and i am joined now by christians juggler an automotive ex

a forensic lab has been set up to test d.n.a. samples from graves experts are seeking more funding to improve in expedite their work the director told us that matching d.n.a. samples is a complicated task that requires comparing samples from with victim's families some are still in syria and many others are living abroad other than the one we're looking for missing bodies and. located in. these places are full of landmines and it gets very hot in. and the staff can. early hours of the morning. regardless of the challenges involved thousands of you see these in camps like this one want justice and even though they want to move on with their lives we want to return to their homes and. she says the place has horrible memories and she'd rather wait to be reunited with their daughters as long as that may take. the world. under threat. of cambodia's forests. al jazeera. where every you know. i was raised in france. these are my grandparents. these are my parents and this is mean. by them both isis and also. the 1st of a 2 part epic tal

life issue recognition cameras rely on biometric data or unique data that's akin to fingerprints or d.n.a. samples and one of does is they'll take your picture and then cross much thought into the database of existing pictures either a police database or private at the base and not the thing that previously computers so can sound c.c.t.v. cameras more passive and can identify individuals automatically and this story emerged last week which has got computers especially angry is a story about a private company in london which operates in the state run kings cross a big station in the city and what they started doing or what was a marriage was that they directed life issue recognition cameras without telling anyone that they were being subjected to this new technology and that meant that workers commuters people when tourists who everywhere who were not area you would have been subject to a scan and your your face would be put through a system stored and you wouldn't have known about it and you would of unable to prevent it from happening and now it's nor the 1st time this happened but it's

and prior to announcing her presidential run, warren took the d.n.a. test, proving she was a fraction native american. the move backfired. >> elizabeth "pocahontas" warren. >> reporter: president trump hasn't let her live it down. >> pocahontas. >> reporter: but voters we spoke to said it wasn't an issue. >> i believe an apology is unnecessary. i was always told if you have a drop of native blood, that makes you native. >> reporter: that sentiment is reflected in the polls where warren has surged into second place in iowa behind joe biden and enjoys top-tier status among democratic voters nationwide. but some iowans believe warren still might not be able to overcome the issue. >> i think it's going to be a little tough for her and she's not ready for what trump has. >> reporter: ed o'keefe joins us from iowa tonight. how big of an issue is this on the campaign trail? >> reporter: well, norah, despite the president's attacks, campaign aides say warren has taken 560 questions since launching her campaign in january and she's only ever been asked about he

800 bodies of children have been examined and rights commission wants to help ministry to expedite d.n.a. tests of the thousands of recovered bodies. besides closure missing relatives means many legal problems in mosul from reclaiming your house to seeking compensation for victims of the war in xinjiang neighborhood distil looking for his mother and sister the names in the middle are the ones whose bodies have been found more than 400 people went missing in the old pepsi factory myself my prison was shooting civilians as they fled and i got separated from his mom and sister in the mayhem he believes they were buried in the roads were cleared by security forces along with others including isis fighters. we asked for their last rights and a death certificate we can't even start the process without the death certificate and they won't give us one until they have a body the bodies are now decomposed and probably mixed with i saw bodies under the rubble and i'm not alone this is a collective issue that needs to be addressed the cleanup will take millions of dollars and the local municipality

and without knowing about it and expect to see the facial structure is unique and it sickened to a d.n.a or fingerprint some point to the white spread capture of that data without informed consent is troubling. so in a marriage that the owner of a large posh of london central london construction see here. had been plastering fish recognition cameras all over the state of mind bars and bars in cafes restaurants in offices without telling anyone it provoked a furious backlash and campaigners staged infringement on fundamental rights to freedom of press a freedom of expression and we asked one of them what the major problem was with the technology let's take a listen. as they scanned everyone's face with a range subjecting them to an intrusive identification check in the same way that fingerprints d.n.a. swabs what. additionally life fisher tissue as a camera high these people might. be aware that. they wouldn't necessarily agree to it. ok so those are conduct concerns there why exactly have these cameras been installed well that's not really clear and that's part of the problem the company

a forensic lab has been set up to test d.n.a. samples from mosque raves experts are seeking more funding to improve and expedite their work the director told us that matching d.n.a. samples is a complicated task that requires comparing samples from mosque graves with victims families some are still in syria and many others are living abroad have been the one i love we're looking for missing bodies and most are in mass graves located in remote areas along these places are full of landmines and it gets very hot in areas like and the staff can only work during early hours of the morning. regardless of the challenges involved thousands of you see these in camps like this one want justice and even though they want to move on with their lives we need like shereen don't want to return to their homes and. she says the place has horrible memories and she'd rather wait to be reunited with their daughters as long as that may take . the hope. of our top stories a gunman has killed at least 20 people at a shopping complex in the u.s. city of

of the brain subjecting them to an intrusive identification check in the same way that fingerprints d.n.a swaps work. life issue or tissue as a camera heart i mean people might. be aware that. they wouldn't necessarily agree to it. ok so those are conduction cern's there why exactly have these cameras been installed well that's not really clear and that's part of the problem the company that owns this area is called arjan l.l.p. they say it's to ensure public security but they haven't said what we are shown as the need for it and we did see the system the uses 50000 off to protect the privacy of the general public and that didn't stop our criticism the mayor of london himself to the pharmacist concerns asking if this was even legal which i guess tells you just how kind of unclear the rules are about fish recognition and by recent well in the last few days the information commissioner has said that she's deeply concerned on has opened an inquiry into. the company and asked them a list of a series of questions about what to do with the dates of the store and they basically didn't answer any

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