now this level of technology for d.n.a. testing is it's new to us immigration authorities you know genetic testing though is not. and that leads me to the question that has come up over the last few years about the history of genetic testing immigrants and how this idea of your blood will tell us whether or not you are to be here or not can you tell me a little bit about that has 3 and the problems it's caused in previous situations tons of promises that the tests were never actually correct right one thing is the expense of doing it that's not really the best use of our time and personal information of doing it so therefore that's why there are international laws against taking a person's d.n.a. because that's the very basis of that person's being and sort of sharing that as well as it's been used for other purposes and that's really the main concern from the civil rights that we don't know what they're using this testing for they claim that they're going to destroy it as soon as they determine who these family members are but tha

critics we won that d.n.a. tests are not always 100 percent reliable our physical appearance for instance can vary from what it says in our d.n.a. and so false predictions can be made in the netherlands strictly legal rules determine when d.n.a. tests could be used. in the movie she saw a little higher your mic. we return to the church will murder investigation in munich. ringback does the shoe match the imprint left on the victim's head. go ahead and push it right into the skin. on our own or we should take some exact measurements later. thank you michael but i think we've got a good match. 3 days scans allow investigators to return to the crime scene at any time every detail is recorded right down to the contents of the washing machine. this was a listen i will scan everything because the detail that we didn't notice at 1st or which seemed in significant may become important later on in the investigation that was described as. the victim's body can also be re-examined at any time thanks to these 3 d. print which ca

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 that i'm coming to my question the is the children a woman tempted to put a mark to the soul so do

these rapid d.n.a. testsolve 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 told

so between the investigative skills and d.n.a. testinghe pilot program they are finding 25% of so-called families coming across absolutely fake, fraudulent. just the other day, they caught a 51-year-old man from honduras, guess who he had with him as a family? a 6 month old. and because work at hsi they found that to be completely false. that's the kind of stuff we are doing and we need to continue to do. >> tucker: what would happen if we got rid of ice? >> exactly. right now, ice, on the ero side. this year so far just the first quarter, 66,000 individuals have been deported. of the arrests that they have made 65 percent of those arrests were actually people with additional criminal convictions. 90% of those either have a criminal conviction or a pending charge. you get rid of ice, think about that. so, 66,000 not deported. you have just an incredible amount of people who are doing bad things but remain in the united states. on the hsi component. last year alone, 34,000 arrests, tucker. 34,000 criminal arrests. 4,000, 5,000 gained. huma

regulators to start doing sampling starts or you know start doing a number of tests like in labs or d.n.a. tests or 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 way only served cola coitus that so 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 an acoa outbreak and it resulted in them not being able to figure out this was 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 parties ar

a course in sri lanka has given permission for d.n.a. tests to be carried out on one of the suicide bombers in the easter sunday attacks to confirm he was the suspected mastermind mohammad ran in the town of. some of the families of those involved in the planning of the carrying out of the attacks which killed more than $250.00 people. moment with said his mother mother struggled to explain what happened in sri lanka on easter sunday hoarded emotions actually i don't have words because. things go on my sister live is gone she is pregnant. she has. his sister who is in custody was married to a. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin craters formed by some of the explosions to rip through this house in sign the matter in culminating there were 15 people including 6 children who were killed here authorities say that if the safe house hadn't been found there's no telling as to the damage the people here could have caused yes his family paints a differ

alleged mastermind of the easter sunday attacks and blew himself up they're going to carry out a d.n.a. test to see if mohammed's a leader of a local group blamed by the government was one of the suicide attackers in the tunnel common i mean elf amanda has met some of the families of the other suspected attackers mom it was and his mother mother struggled to explain what happened in sri lanka on easter sunday order the emotion actually i don't have words because. everything is gone my sister lives and britain is gone she is pregnant and she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to ahmed ahmed. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin craters formed by some of the explosions ripped through this house inside the mother in cullman in there were 15 people including 6 children who were killed here authorities say that if the safe house hadn't been found there's no telling as to the damage the people here could have caused yes his family paints a different picture of the man. here is real

akon court has given permission for a d.n.a. test to be carried out on the remains of one of the suicide bombers in the easter sunday attacks there tempting to confirm if a suspected ringleader mohammed's are on was one of the bombers or if he's still alive the attacks which killed more than 250 people have led to shop divisions in some communities now fernando's has been talking to some of the relatives of the people involved in planning and carrying out the bombings. moment with said his mother mother the struggle to explain what happened. on easter sunday hoarders the emotions actually i don't have words because. the building is gone. and the thing is gone she is pregnant and she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to ahmed lib a bomb but. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin creators formed by some of the explosions to rip through this house inside the mouth of the in cullman in there were 15 people including 6 chi

i understand that this involved for example things like blood sample, d.n.a. tests other medical tests and procedures. >> tucker: so, i mean, what this really tells us is that u.f.o. encounters are so common that they worried about the health effects of the encounters on americans. so there is really no question that the u.s. government has known for a long time that something profound is going on. i'm not saying they know what it is. but they have lied about that. why have they lied about that for so long? it's bewildering. >> well, i think there are difficult defense and national security issues here. there is also this blurring of the lines. we don't know, we really don't know whether with some of the things we are talk about russians, chinese, or something from shall we say farther afield than that. and so there is embarrassment. you also can't say we have lost control of our own air space. but i did a cold case review on a case in the u.k. where it turned out some military witnesses were probably exposed to u.a.p. radiation. u.a.p. is the british government ter

d.n.a. testling 30% of migrants weren't related to the child they arrived with "the washington examiner" reporting that statis particular from the government's pilot d.n.a. testing program. national border patrol council's presidency say migrants know children are key to quickly entering the u.s. >> they know if they have a child they are going to get released. if they don't have a child when they cross the border illegally, we can hold them for an indefinite period of time. jillian: pilot d.n.a. testing program lasted only a few days. without it, agents must rely on what the migrants tell them. jeopardy's reigning champ racking up a 23 straight win and now professional sports gambler james holes hour revealing james holzhauer is our champion, ladies and gentlemen, some folks have wondered how you know so much. >> i went to university of illinois and majored in online poker. >> were you a good subject in the subjects you did attend. >> i attended classes as little as necessary. >> he has won near

i shrank and court has given permission for d.n.a. tests to be carried out on the suspected ringleader of the april attacks a confirm he was one of the suicide bombers that compare the d.n.a. of mahmoud zahar and with his 4 year old daughter who survived a raid on a safe house a week after the easter sunday bombings and now for 9 days has been talking to some of the families of those involved in planning and carrying out the attacks which killed more than $250.00 people. a moment who is and his mother mother the struggle to explain what happened. on easter sunday horder the emotion actually i don't have words because. he is gone. because he's gone she's pregnant. she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to a. police killed as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin creators formed by some of the explosions to rip through this house inside the mouth of the in cullman in there were 15 people including 6 children who were killed here authorities say th

sri lankan court has given permission for d.n.a. tests to be carried out on the remains of one of the serious side bombers in the easter sunday attacks and attempting to confirm if a suspected ringleader mohammad's are on was one of the bombers or if he's still alive it tax which killed more than $250.00 people ever to shop divisions in some communities now fernandez has been talking to some of the relatives of the people involved in planning and carrying out the bombings moment with said his mother mother the struggle to explain what happened in sri lanka on easter sunday. hoarders the emotions actually i don't have words because. things go on my sister lives and things go on she's pregnant and she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to ahmed lib a bomb but. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin craters formed by some of the explosions ripped through this house inside the mouth of the in cullman in there were 15 people incl

where are the trouble documents how do you arrange those how do you prove through d.n.a. testing given that the child or the mother are in a refugee camp how do you get those d.n.a. says to them to satisfy the conditions required for a trouble to. now there are administrative hurdles around all those administrative hurdles have been thrown out by the u.k. government so that even though technically the child was accepted as british in practical terms that child was languishing. in a refugee camp regardless of what the legal status for this is what the question was yes go ahead we want to also 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 who should not be in a war zone i have a simple question for you your government u.k. government do you support seeing. out of the gun and the terrorist acts of the country who are killing people opining other countries and every day people are smuggled out of all counting on what's the question go ahead with a question i don't know my question is that i'

court has given permission for d.n.a. testing to be carried out on one of the suicide bombers killed in the easter sunday attacks it's to confirm if he was the suspected mastermind mohammad zahir and who's believed to have carried out the attacks a 5 star hotel in colombo the authorities will compare d.n.a. with 4 year old daughter who survived a police raid a week after the bombings in the town of cullman a mineral fernando's met some of the families of those involved in planning and carrying out the attacks that killed more than $250.00 people. moment with said his mother mother struggled to explain what happened in sri lanka on easter sunday horder the emotion actually i don't have words because. things go on my sister lives is gone she is pregnant and she has to keep. his sister who's in custody was married to a. police killed me as well he was defending people involved in the attacks in this safe house 5 days after the easter sunday bombings twin craters formed by some of the explosions to rip through this house inside the m

where the trouble documents how do you arrange those how do you prove through d.n.a. testing given that the child or the mother are in a refugee camp how do you get those d.n.a. says to them to satisfy the conditions required for a trouble up to. now there are administrative hurdles around all those administrative hurdles have been thrown out by the u.k. government so that even though technically the child was accepted as british in practical terms that child was languishing. in a refugee camp regardless of what the legal status for this is what the question is 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 who should not be in a war zone i have a simple question for you your government u.k. government do you support being. out of 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 all counting on what's a question go ahead with a question i don't know my question is that i

this news agency that the threat to the country has been contained authorities have also ordered a d.n.a. test to confirm the death of the suspected ringleader more than 250 people killed in last month's suicide attacks on churches and luxury hotels. after 11 days of negotiation in geneva nearly a $180.00 countries have reached a deal on plastic waste the agreement aims to regulate the industry and limit exports of ways to countries that can't dispose of it for properly and via mentalist say only 9 percent of waste sent from industrialized countries to emerging nations is actually recycled a much of the plastic ends up in the sea there is already an estimated $100000000.00 tons of the world's oceans with 8000000 more added every year hired as executive secretary of the basel rotterdam and stockholm conventions at the un environment program and he's welcome the deal. order has been agreed here is actually quite historic in march there are negotiations because well no we submitted the proposal to amend the convention and also to set up a partnership on on plastic waste and that was in september

where the trouble documents how do you arrange those how do you prove through d.n.a. testing given that the child or the mother are in a refugee camp how do you get those d.n.a. says to them to satisfy the conditions required for a trouble up to. now there are administrative hurdles around all those administrative hurdles have been thrown out by the u.k. government so that even though technically the child was accepted as british in practical terms that child was languishing. in a refugee camp regardless of what the legal status for this is what the question was yes go ahead you want to also question me more 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 do you support being. out of the gun and the terrorist acts of the country who are killing people opining other countries and every day people are smuggled out of was counting on what's a question go ahead with a question i know my question is that i'm

there is a pilot program homeland security is launching to use d.n.a. testingts. steve: related. ainsley: tell us more about this program. >> look, first of all, i think it's a great program. i have been pushing for this since 2014. under jeh johnson. i said children are being trafficked. i read the intelligence reports. family units are not really family units. i mean, so it needs to be done. i'm glad it's being done because if kids are being recycled and trafficked. the unfortunate thing is it took five years to make it happen and how many children came across with people that aren't their parents. you remember family separation and the judge ordered reunification 6% of the people had d.n.a. test showed parents weren't even the parents. if you are 2500 there is a couple hundred children released to people that weren't even their parents. this is a great program. brian: swab their cheek. swab the inside of their mouth and two hours you will get the results. of course have you adoption and other things. there will be a conversation. just the fact that there wil

ice will start immediate d.n.a. testing on families.up, swab your mouth and find out if you are actually relate to the child or children that you are there with. it will start as early as next week. ainsley: a test facility that has been set up in el paso that opens today to help with the surge of migrants that are making it across our border. these facilities have shortable showers, recreation areas, sleeping quarters, they are divided by gender and children and families traveling alone. they are weather proof and climate controlled. we are spending $37 million for every four months to house them there. steve: all right. meanwhile, let's switch geerls. brian: unbelievable. steve: big story on the front page of the "new york times." remember a couple years ago when donald trump said that the government was spying on him? turns out the "new york times" in this morning's edition right here on the front we're going to show you the headline, the i couldn't know line headline, fbi sent investigator posing as assistant to meet with trump aide

the clinic that treating belongs to a network of experts by testing the tumour d.n.a. in the blood samples they can often determine which subtype of cancer the patient might have targeted medications had been developed for certain types of the disease including. this week when we might be able to give you medication in tablet form. but so far the medication has only been approved for ovarian cancer not for a tumor in the long so i. was there 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 the problems you otherwise get don't happen when the therapy targets only the cells which help patients quite a bit. has been having chemotherapy for 5 years now and she still has her ups and downs. i have a lot of support from my family my husband my daughter my gra

d.n.a. usually works with standard projectors which in ranges and adjusts in his studio to test out his projections on walls. this gives him a first impression. but about a water of course us i'll prepare everything as thoroughly as i can but then when the distances are much further everything might change. sometimes the image on site looks completely different compared to new york. tonight conditions in the mountains outside madrid are ideal thanks to a full moon of yet vienna has a natural light source for his long exposures together with his artistic process the resulting photo acquires a magical quality. and that brings us to the end of dissident of your inbox don't forget to visit our web page our check is out on facebook for more about the show plus you can also take part in our current draw for me and the whole team here and melon thanks for joining us and see you again next time i know. for. in. the. final to obama. keep learning merged reality wait a second we want to hold a shout out factors that will make ideas shift deliver us. from one measure to reality to cryptocurrency your topics f

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. i've already taken part in 10 testsyou 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 so i'm going to put it into my gym and i would keep that little bit and 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 i believe that if already many people believe that 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. the 5 star movement should get another chance and show us what it can do let's hope. it's $700.00 kilometers to d.n.a. a trip through the whole of italy in the hope of finding a permanent job 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 teach

by making sure the newly tested d.n.a. evidence is used to investigate and prosecute unsolved cases, the justice served act helps ensure that violent catch and release are taken off the street -- criminals are taken off the street and brought to justice. i also introduced legislation with senator peters from michigan to authorize the project safe neighborhoods program at the department of justice. this is a nationwide partnership between federal, state, and local law enforcement and prosecutors that use data-driven, evidence-based, and trauma-informed practices to reduce violent crime. it is inspired by a successful program that was initiated at the state level in texas when i was attorney general but the truth is it started in the eastern district, i believe it was, of virginia and, of course, was designed and focused on the one hand reducing gun crime and gun violence by those who repettively use guns in the commission of crimes. we were glad to help use the example in virginia and in texas to bring the model to the nati

d.n.a. screening, something that the department of homeland security has recently been testing. this is in order to defeat the fraudulent claim of biological or familial relationship with a minor child in order to gain entry into the united states. we have a responsibility, i believe, to ensure that children are actual family members, not being used as a pawn by the smugglers. our legislation also provides safeguards to prevent children from being placed in custody of dangerous individuals like sex offenders or human traffickers. the last thing we should want to do is welcome these unaccompanied children here to america only to place them by action of the federal government in the hands of sex offenders or human traffickers because of our failure to take all necessary caution to prevent it. consistent with the recommendations from the bipartisan department of homeland security, homeland security advisory council, the humane act would require d.h.s. to establish at least four regional processing centers along the southern border to house and process these families. it's important