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d.n.a. tests just to see how accurate it was they were all very accurate maybe my percent of which change one or 2 percent in the city was from that spot so d.n.a. and size doesn't lie and so how did people react when they discovered their true heritage of the family story yes some people are very surprised some people are very disappointed some people are in shock for example we had one person we met mark he was from a muslim background and he discovered he was jewish and he was really surprises like why do you mean this is i don't understand or another woman she was from russia from some petersburg and then a month before we met her hair mother told her that she was adopted so she actually did and we knew where she was from and we did d.n.a. test she was in not from russia so it's very surprising you know everybody that you talk to in this documentary that they share one common. ancestor that right then what was the most common was central america really and that's very interesting. becaus

in the early 2016 the d.n.a. chief prosecutor announced a sharp spike in corruption charges for 3 nations will that got them based on me and those that users think will part the court loni berlin knowledge she might. all post to me should they caught them they change all of my words mean parliament thought they could talk window yarns. sites but. not all. independent collectives like the funky citizens have also joined the fight against corruption they are adopting the quirky offbeat approach. to. its 42 months of the new show on this course the bottom of the trouble is it's not . a lot of these i'm. going to go. to so. long it's not a little. 30 years of dictatorship has given rise to a healthy sense of humor in romania. in this spirit the 2 are focused on high level corruption has been created in bucharest. the lot use the. me turned director. of course. correct in my choice of book so. i just. want to be amusing. to me that. my former self was. a young minister of agriculture in 2007 sentenced to 3 years in pr

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a few floors up but 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. here. in the future mark in this film are you. feeling lucky tonight that i actually have. that. prosecutor power 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 actually. there were intelligent we just shot we too far to go. over them. but what i wish to go to it. was an. infection a diversion if you scar. what the little commenter fights if you cut. must lead. them to poor vision in the dark and what live action they've. put up with i she she i thought to tell him the very. question. up with the charm of course i haven't wolf human history no thought they were getting cheaper so. the issues in your live are i walk around to look for a crash in fresh but they step by step by me so full city. c.l.r. elizabeth us cannot realize the rest. of it sure looked at it on that subje

we know that geno typically the geno type the d.n.a. is identical to what has changed over the last 2 to 3400 years is the phenotype. phenotype is the jacket which is what the heads look like we have bald dogs dogs white fluffy hair blue eyes dogs with crazy tough severe on their body and no hair anywhere else bekele dog short legged dogs double coated dogs we've created these fantastic varieties of breeds because we like diversity in what we see despite the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of them their cane is lupus d.n.a. so yes just as you can have brown hair blond hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look vastly different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. i'm going to fulfill your purposes ok all of it to the people i promise you know we it's all pots be. ready for a. pretty good burka now you want to 1st. know. cut. the fed to see the full force look at all the little pla

to walt's they shared 99.9 percent of the d.n.a. we know that gino typically the geno type the d.n.a. is identical to what has changed over the last 2 to 3400 years as the phenotype phenotype is the jacket which is what that's looked like we have bald dogs dogs of white fluffy hair blue eyes dogs with crazy top severe in their body and no hear anywhere else buckle dogs short legged dogs double coated dogs we've created these fantastic varieties of breeds because we like diversity in what we see despite the fact that we have bred dogs to have certain characteristics we have not bred out of them there came a slew piss d.n.a. show so yes just as you can have brown hair blond hair or you can have blue eyes or green eyes brown eyes your nutritional requirements as a human being remain the same despite the fact that you look vastly different depending on what your d.n.a. dictates. we have to realize we are all living on a small fragile spaceship together and it's really no different than a bunch of people in a harsh environment trying to

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to write d.n.a. and d.n.a. and that's enabling all of these new applications in terms of designing building and testing cells that particular functions and that could be anything from the food we eat to the materials that we wear to consumer goods to some of the most pressing issues around how we can fight off infection and improve health care by making. drugs and actually living medicines that can fight off some of these viruses and since you're working on this sort of technology how does it accelerate the process of developing antibodies and things of that nature. so antibodies are the 2nd line of defense if you look at the info graphic that we've published this morning with leaps 5 it outlines the 3 lines of defense that people are currently taking and the timeline that it's going to get there the 1st as you showed in your report just now is using drugs that have already been approved and reapplying them to this virus the 2nd is creating and why these antibodies you and i make them all the time against the c

inovio is using d.n.a.otechnology, cutting edge science that has yet to produce a marketable vaccine. how optimistic are you that this is the solution? >> broderick: i feel very confident in the technology that we've developed here at inovio, and i-- feel very-- cautiously optimistic that our vaccine will be effective when we test it in the clinic. >> whitaker: inovio has already started testing its vaccine on animals and expects to start human trials next month. the company's race to create a vaccine was triggered by this: the genetic sequence of the new coronavirus. chinese scientists posted it online just weeks after the outbreak was identified. >> broderick: all we need is that genetic code. so it's just a series of a's, and t's, and c's, and g's that make up the blueprint to the virus. we use a computer algorithm to generate the design of the vaccine. so we plugged in the viral sequence. and after three hours, we had a fully designed vaccine on paper. and then, after that, the stages to manufacture wen

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are for extracting d.n.a. out of samples all collect like a little bit of a pencil eraser size amount of material and i'll insert it into these tubes and it will shake it around i'll take it home will extract d.n.a. out of your home. the weather is good today so the scientists head out to do some work. when these mountains were formed millions of years ago the local environment looked much different there was no ice cover and the land was covered with plants and trees. geologists take a long term view of life on earth they think in terms of millennia not centuries and many scientists believe that today we are living in the final stages of the most recent ice age. stephen grass be discovered some unusual vegetation on a mountainside recently and now he's come back to take a closer look. there's a freshwater spring here a rare occurrence in this part of the arctic. the topsoil falls only in the summer time. crespi speculates on the origins of the spring. we're finding more and more different areas of spring and

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d.n.a. and somewhere over. i'm not sure there is such a thing no i'm sure you look better now than when you had their. say so but i went . right. i'd. like. to. hey folks welcome back to mr miller. my guest is actress stephanie beatrice and we have a new season of brooklyn 99 coming up but also a little further down the road just out there where you can see it and get excited about it the feature film adaptation of the great musical it seems to me 1015 years ago this thing just sold out every night in the heights to tell the viewers about the project we're excited to be a part of it yeah all of you big hopefully big beautiful. of the old sort of hollywood musicals of past times it's beautiful it's very big we shot most of it in washington heights in new york over the past over the last another 100 inspectors they're pretty good now yeah i mean we were we basically did like a boot camp of dancing with these all these professional dancers from new york who were incredibly talented and you know the 7 sort of like

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faces of despair thousands of refugees have gathered on the border the focus on the turkish town of a d.n.a many are forced to camp out in the open some of these people have been displaced by the long running conflict in syria. in europe you can work there are jobs you get a decent salary the kids can go to school you can lead a normal human life that's all i want. or that i made it to the great side then i took my phone my money took my clothes off my beat me and sent me back to turkey this is just wrong and money. we want to be able to breathe freely when i was 12 years old i had to leave school my parents were killed in the war. others have come from afghanistan and pakistan they find shelter where they can dozens crammed into this abandoned bus station turkey's president has carried out his threat to open the border to europe if nato did not back his military operation in northern syria. the red crescent and red cross are helping out where they can on the ground handing out food and water and providing basic shelter. is needed to restore the unity. this moment if you can do for you to t

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solve this epidemic if it's a global problem requiring a global answer than dr eric fadal doing at the d.n.a. all adjacent health economists at the harvard school of public health thank you for that. and here's a look now at more of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic italy's death toll from code 19 has shot past 10000 with 889 new reported deaths the 2nd highest daily tally spain is to halt all non-essential economic activity for 2 weeks to try to curb the spread of the virus japan's prime minister shinzo of a has promised an unprecedented package of steps to cushion the world's 3rd largest economy from the pandemic and the chinese city of who has partially reopened after more than 2 months of almost total isolation people are now allowed to return no one is allowed to leave the city yet here in germany chancellor angela merkel has called on citizens to remain patient and help to contain the spread of the virus more than 400 people have died from the disease in germany with more than 50000 confirmed infections and the chancellor's office confirmed restrictions will have to

the family must now wait for a d.n.a. test to confirm their fears. last week's mob violence left many indians confused and afraid large parts of the capital were turned into battlefields homes and houses of worship torched and the washed religious riots in decades. after they called middle rioting a communal cleanup effort is under way this once a classroom no charred textbooks survived the fire outside the courtyard once failed with noisy children no pact with police the school bus barely recognizable. at this school we had to have hindu children half muslim girls and boys study here together it's a co-educational school i can't understand why someone would do something like this . some of the victims ended up here a shelter for the muslim families made homeless by the wanton violence traumatised by mauled their faith keeps them going but their future is uncertain. what i get when they attack us right after us we somehow manage to run away we didn't take anything with us only the clothes we were wearing we have barred clothes from people here we did

by getting the -- just the d.n.a. sequence of the virus, we're able to fully construct our vaccine within three hours. and we've been working on precommit cal and -- preclinical and preparation work with the help of the f.d.a. and acceleration and really working very well together. our plan is to start the u.s.-based complin cal trials for covid-19 vack -- clinical trials for covid-19 in april of this year. followed by, shortly thereafter, a trial in china and south korea. there are a lot more infections in those areas. president trump: we can give you an area too. now we can. you take a look at seattle again. we can give you an area. if you don't mind. >> we've been collaborating with u.s. agencies like darpa, n.i.h., we've collaborated with dr. burks in h.i.v. vaccines many, many years ago. with existing resources and capacity, by end of this year, we can deliver about one million doses. but to scale -- by end of this year. but to scale beyond that, we need your help, mr. president. we need to work with you and your

the whole d.n.a. of al-jazeera is to deliver news of people who are subject to the decisions made by the powerful or simply no let's put all these people they're all individuals with children the little apes with such stories this place has become a complete trust you have to hear all of them and to treat them with something that he respects the consequence of war not ventures and russian rules he served in the marine corps for 929095 just doesn't go away. for a living out of his truck for the last couple years. he's home was 0 follows a group of u.s. veterans much i missed by wars. as they struggle to get their lives back. u.n. fact finders accused the bernese military of genocide this is a political that you think should. do you believe the underbody is a fascist i just don't have all day. we do both recognize that both sides have legitimate grievances against the other climate this is the foundation of climate back then and that is why the palookas must pick. up. on al jazeera. and we shall carry a

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the whole d.n.a. of al-jazeera is to deliver news on behalf of people who are subject to the decisions made by the powerful when you call them should feel about the general election in december the 12th as old anything when you see big groups of people walking through. your there are only individuals with children the lowlifes of the box stores this place has become a complete tract so callers are simply no where to put all these people you have to hear all of them and to treat them with some dignity and respect. frank assessments the one thing about these bushfires usage really well going to the politics of climate change informed opinions economy i think is actually what's keeping donald trump afloat right now critical debate sequel on those 2 school board lawyers on the vote this argument is astonishingly patronize inc in-depth analysis of the day's headlines this is the beginning of the new iraq of the new conscious and aware youth about struggle against an ethnic sectarian kota inside story on al

this rather virus from spreading i mean he's practically asking the french to change their social d.n.a. for at least the next 2 weeks what do you think will the french will be will they heed this call. well they have to otherwise they would have to pay money and i think that will work obviously many people here were expecting this to a certain extent there were rumors actually but you know people were actually saying for example that they expected this lockdown to go on for $45.00 days or that you couldn't actually leave the house at that house that there would be a curfew in place from 6 pm on that didn't happen is actually lighter measures than many people were expecting here but they i think they will have to follow them and if they agree or not i don't think french people are willing to pay up for this really. over the we. have the feeling of a ghost town what's it like there in paris where you war well as i said so far the french haven't really been respecting that obviously today was a bit quieter but yesterday was a very sunny sunny day and many people as kind of seem to think t

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