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>> reporter: and even on ancestry-only sites like ancestry dna, they may only use the dna data file they create to determine your ethnicity, but once it's created, an insurer can ask you to download and hand over the raw data which the insurer could use to reveal genetic health risks ranging from cancer to obesity to alcoholism. >> it could mean you don't get insurance. >> reporter: now, federal law does protect against some genetic discrimination. right now, health insurers and your employer can't hold your genes against you. but the law doesn't cover life insurance, disability or long- term care insurance and he warns the laws are always changing. >> you should only submit to a dna test if they agree to destroy the sample. >> reporter: now, they will destroy your information upon request, the last two companies mentioned. there may be exceptions if you have chosen to share your data with medical researchers. consumer watchdog says 80% of the people who take the test share their information. in the newsroom, julie watts, kpix 5. >> you should think twice about lying to an insurer. if yo

if you think of dna as a language, it is an interesting one.s just four letters in its alphabet, which we call a,c, g, and t. they are abbreviations for chemical bases. our genomes are 6 billion of those letters. you get 3 billion from mom and 3 billion from dad. that is a lot. although it is pretty amazing to contemplate that that is a bounded set of information, and that seems to be sufficient to build a human being from a single cell. when the genome project was started in 1990, we knew very little of that information. we had little snippets here and there of dna information, but the whole thing loomed in front of us almost like an impossible task because our technology was nowhere near up to the ability to read that number of letters in any kind of measurable time. david: so why is a person watching this or any human being better off because we have mapped the human genome? dr. collins: there are many questions about that. the whole thing got finished in 2003. there were some silly comments about, ok, medicine will be transformed in the nex

>> reporter: well, why do one dna test? let's do three. >> reporter: first up, wisdom panel, a popular middle- point- priced dna test. i swapped off the sample. the result? 50% mixed breed group. and 85% stafford shire terrier, which is pit bull, cattle dog and chow. up next, dna my dog, which brand itself as the affordable test option. so more swabbing and more results. this time, 20 to 36% border collie. 20 to 36% poodle. britney and english setter. which leads us to our third test. embark is the most expensive test, but it's also the most robust. comes with more in-depth results and screens for a list of genetic diseases. so last swab and final result. and there it is again. american stafford shire terrier, pit bull. along with australian cattle dog, sharpei, cocker spaniel and dash of collie. so how did they get a test like this? >> they are basically taking screams of your dog's dna and looking for patterns. >> then we can actually start looking at those long blocks. and we can define, is this block of sequins, these s

police, had no dna of cathy's on them.ut that behavior of sam's which bothered cathy's family, also bothered police, and they focused on him. however, when investigators took their suspicions to the orange county d.a., the outcome was not what they expected. >> coming up, sam has a new woman in his life who soon discovers his old life. you were a little freaked out by that? >> well, yeah. before people invite something new into their homes, they want to know who you are and where you come from. we're almond breeze. and we only use california-grown blue diamond almonds in our almondmilk. cared for by our family of almond growers. ♪ maybe that's why so many people feel so good about inviting almond breeze into their homes. blue diamond almond breeze. the best almonds make the best almondmilk. official almondmilk of the u.s. ski & snowboard team. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains

because how would you get immediate access. >> and on ancestry dna they may only use the dna data file they create to make your ethnicity but once it's created an insurer can ask you to hand over the raw detail which can reveal genetic health risks from cancer to obesity, to alcoholism. >> it could mean you don't get insurance. >> right now health insurers and your employer can't hold your ethnicity against you. >> you should only submit to a dna test if they agree to destroy the sample. >> if both 23 and me and ancestry dna say they will destroy your sample on request. but there may be exceptions if you choose to share your data with medical researchers. about 80% of the people who take the tests do opt to share their information. >> i just won't tell them. julie warns thinks twice about that. lying to an insurer, if you get caught in a lie they can actually cancel your policy or refuse to pay it out. >> here we go, cloudy skies, 100% foggy right now in the santa clara valley. pretty uniform temperatures outside. 52 to 54 degrees. oakland and livermore some of the cooler spots. overni

well, why do one dna test? let's do three. first up a popular wisdom panel dna test. results? 50% mixed breed groups and equal 12.5% servings of staffordshire terrier which is pitbull, cattle dog, german shepherd and chow. up next dna my dog which brands itself as the affordable test option, so more swabbing and more results. this time 20 to 36% border collie, 20 to 36% poodle, some brittany and english setter which leads us to our third test. embark is the most expensive test, but it's also the most robust, comes with more in depth results and screens for a list of genetic diseases. so last swab and final results. and there it is again. american staffordshire terrier, pitbull along with australian cattle dog, german shepherd, australian shepherd, shar-pei, spaniel and a dash of collie. how did they get an answer like this? aaron shu is senior gentlemen nettist forearm -- geneticist for embark. >> we can decide is this block of sequence, are they unique to a breed? most of the time we can give you a good idea of the most likely way his genetics were inherited. >> reporter: let

it's not based on the victim's description but on dna.ll show you how investigators develop the sketch. >> we'll take to you south philadelphia where eagles players and coaches are focused on overcoming the minnesota vikings. >> it should be mild for the eagles game on sunday. but we have some snow that will gradually move in here overnight and i'll have details on where you live. and a big pattern change behind the system. in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> officials have released a new sketch of the suspect in the norristown farm rape in august. and the new sketch is the result of technology involving dna. sara bloomquist explains. >> this composite illustration should resemble the suspect that violently rape aid 19-year-old girl in forest town park at gun point on august 1st. kevin steele released the new wanted poster at a news concerns this afternoon. >> through relatively new technology we can try to put a face on the dna evidence that we have in the case. >> the new tech

in your dna and mine.ariation, that is interesting stuff if you are try to understand risks for some elect diabetes. you see that flashing light, that spot has dna in it from a person, and the flash is a laser. a gas phase, into and then it travels down a long to and is measured by its molecular weight, which could tell you what was the actual dna sequence. or two examples that you funded and became very helpful to the health of individuals. >> there's a long list of examples. let's take heart disease. heart attacks are down by more than 70%, part of that is our funding of something called the framingham's eddie in massachusetts, which taught us with the risk factors are. we didn't know what hypertension was and how critical it was too treated until that came along. part of this is also drugs. stefan isknow about because of basic science research done 30 years ago by noble laureates figuring out that there is a critical pathway to control cholesterol and you can interfere with that with the development of

it's tough to alter dna and that's what one new app hopes will set it apart. >> when looking for love many dive into digital dating pool. >> tinder, match.com, eharmony. >> and what if you could mack splash using gene pool. >> that would be cool. >> interesting in a lot of way. >> enter fair more a new app that matches users based on chemicals released from our body that can trigger attraction. >> seems advanced. >> i think people will be skeptical. >> using cheek swab they say it processes dna hoping in on 11 gaenz that impact attraction and uses information from social media. >> more information you can add the better. >> singles out the there think it's worth a shot. >> some expert say they're not sure since many factors impact cop pat bit and there's privacy concerns. >> i don't trust big corp raiings and i would not want to give them dna. >> your information is everywhere one more thing. >> if they get it right. >> less awkward date all around. >> could you feel confident that person would be like you and you guys would get along an be compatible. >> whole new world for current d

it's tough to alter dna and that's what one new app hopes will set it apart. >> when looking for love many dive into digital dating pool. >> tinder, match.com, eharmony. >> and what if you could mack splash using gene pool. >> that would be cool. >> interesting in a lot of way. >> enter fair more a new app that matches users based on chemicals released from our body that can trigger attraction. >> seems advanced. >> i think people will be skeptical. >> using cheek swab they say it processes dna hoping in on 11 gaenz that impact attraction and uses information from social media. >> more information you can add the better. >> singles out the there think it's worth a shot. >> some expert say they're not sure since many factors impact cop pat bit and there's privacy concerns. >> i don't trust big corp raiings and i would not want to give them dna. >> your information is everywhere one more thing. >> if they get it right. >> less awkward date all around. >> could you feel confident that person would be like you and you guys would get along an be compatible. >> whole new world for current d

. >> it's called fee kno phenotyp. >> the dna was sent to virginia.used it to determine the ancestry and possible physical appearance. >> using dna, this composite is an illustration of what the suspect looks like. >> this is approximate since dna can't determine hair style, tattoo, age or weight. the teen was attacked by a man with a black semiautomatic gun in his right hand. she didn't get a good look at him but describes him as a dark skinned man in his 20s or 30s, wearing a sweatshirt on an 86-degree day. >> this is the case that keeps us up at night. we need help. there is a $10,000 reward for the arrest of the person responsible. call 215546 tips. all calls will remain anonymous. for crime fighters, i'm rick williams, channel6 "action news." >> 17 new firefighters have been added to the ranks of the wilmington fire department. today was graduating day for the fire academy. there was a procession led by pipes and drums. they concluded 13 weeks of training. they are the hottest vehicles on the market on display as far as the ay eye can see at the

discover the story only your dna can tell. at ancestrydna.com. >>> who ever heard of such a thing? letters from a purported killer, plus a diagram of what certainly looked like the actual bomb that killed roberto ayala. was it real? a ruse? a lucky guess? if it was for real, who sent it? was it from the lead suspect, peter moore? or a hit man as the letter claimed, or was it from somebody who wasn't even on detective salm's radar? whoever it was, five weeks into the case it was about the only lead investigators had. so they played along with the guy, placed an ad as requested in the sacramento bee. and, sure enough. somebody responded. cops rushed to see him. perhaps arrest him. >> he was pretty surprised when he got a visit. >> false alarm. it was just an unlucky guy looking for a job. the killer though? the killer never called. so the whole ms 13 thing, the mexico deal gone wrong was just some sort of game. the real bomber was playing it. the trouble was, nobody knew the rules or the purpose or where the game might end. more

did it contain dna identifying the killer? >> if you're in a fight and -- and pull someone's hair out -- you're going to find root hairs, hair balls. >> reporter: but, the lab work was back on the hair sample. there were no roots on those strands. but the hair had come from a woman's hair extension, or weave. so the scenario that occurs to me is that this is a woman that's in this assault-- >> exactly. >> -- two women are fighting and she's gotten a bit of this weave and yanked it -- >> exactly. >> reporter: the theory of two women in a death struggle didn't make sense to the cops. the attack seemed too violent, too overwhelming. but with homicides, you never know. in the early hours of the investigation though, they did catch a major break. a report had come into dispatch. a woman driving through a high-crime area known as gardere lane called police to say she'd found a wallet. and it belonged to chiquita tate. >> she's driving down gardere lane and she sees the wallet on the side of the road. >> reporter: amazingly enough, t

dna may be the secret to finding a romantic match. omar villafranca tonight with the science of love. >> reporter: ida clay is an actress and yoga instructor in houston. with her time stretched thin, she's tried digital dating -- >> i have done match.com, okcupid. >> reporter: -- with little success. >> eharmony, tinder, bumble. i have done hinge. >> reporter: so, you are out there on the dating scene. >> yeah. and i don't do them all at once. >> reporter: ida is hoping to make a splash in the dating pool by signing up for a new app that uses the genetic pool. >> take out the cheek swab. >> reporter: geneticist brittany baretto and data analyst asma mirza co-founded pheramor, which uses dna to help users find dates. >> so one of our taglines is, "bringing love at first sight to the palm of your hand." >> reporter: the creators say there are 11 genes that impact attraction. the app uses dna from a cheek swab to match users based on their pheromones, chemicals released by the body that can trigger attraction. the dating tool also uses i

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rna is a related molecule to dna. it is a replicator and always has the capacity to be an enzyme like protein. so rna could have done both jobs. if you have rna it will do that job also with protein -- protein. so this is a current most fashionable theory at the moment then it was taken over by dna and the enzyme function by protein. >> i will aggregate a free one -- if you question with machine learning and artificial intelligence is there a point that we must unplug? so looking at artificial intelligence so you en masse about the threat from artificial intelligence? yes. you must listen to elon musk. [laughter] he is a genius no doubt about it. even he worries about it as well. we are committed to the view nothing in her brain or bodies that did not fit it. so we are committed to the view can be assimilated or done by machines. and machines will do everything they can do that do it better. some people are worried to not be necessary anymore or to be taken over by robots. and to be dispensed of altogether if they get

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it would be hard to do the dna testing, because we don't have direct dna from madison.n the library of congress, there is a portrait of madison that he presented to a young woman he called kitty. not engaged, but they were engaged to be engaged. behind the portrait there is a lock of his hair. dnariends who were scientists, it would not be easy it is not outside the bound of possibility that you might be able to extract dna from that hair. futureht be able to do dna testing. >> have you asked anybody if they were going to do it? >> i don't think anybody is planning to do it at the moment. this isesting twist to that one of hemmings's children was named james madison hemmings. they called him madison throughout his life. according to them that was because dolly hemmings had requested of dolley hemmings -- dolley madison had requested of dolley hemmings that this happened. it is kind of remarkable and poetic that jefferson had a son and grandson named james madison. as far as we know, madison did not have any offspring of his own. he was one of 12 children, six of them li

i guess i would point out that steve's dna will always be the dna of apple, or it will be as long asnd i think as long as anyone is, honestly. i think it is deeply embedded in the company, and we celebrate it. and it should be like that and it should stay like that. obviously, things evolve over time in some other areas, as they would have if he were sitting here interviewing with you today. there is clearly, i'm sure, some things, but that is probably a better question to ask somebody who worked for both of us. emily: you said cars are an area ripe for disruption. how important is it that apple not miss out on cars? tim: i think there is a major disruption looming there, not only for self-driving cars, but also the electrification piece. if you have driven an all-electric car, it is actually a marvelous experience. and it is a marvelous experience not to stop at the filling station or gas station or whatever you want to call it. and so -- plus, you have ridesharing on top of this, right? you've got kind of three vectors of change happening generally in the same timeframe. and so as

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you might be able to do future dna testing.an: have you asked anybody if they were going to do it? noah: i don't think anybody is planning to do it at the moment. an interesting twist to this is that one of hemmings's children was named james madison hemmings. they called him madison throughout his life. according to his family tradition this was because sally -- dolley madison had requested of sally hemmings that this happened. it is kind of remarkable and poetic that jefferson had a son and grandson named james madison. remarkable and poetic that jefferson had a son and grandson named james allison, but as far as we know, madison did not have any offspring of his own. brian: he was one of 12 children, six of them lived to be adults. where did the other children fit? did any of the rest of them become anything significant? noah: they didn't really. we have one angry letter from madison to his brother in a response by patrick henry to make an approach to his brother willie. madison was not close to his actual brothers and siste

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