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political correspondent it will have no clue kroft can tell us more about today's decision welcome but when and why is this happening now. well 1st it should be said this very complicated situation involving potentially many children many families that have been caught up in i-s. fighting over the years from people in their families going to the region in syria and iraq to fight for i asked now this particular case deals with 4 children all under the age of $101.00 even is younger than 10 months who's also suffering from serious brain injury now the german authorities agreed to take these children it seems after a berlin court a few weeks ago ruled that these children must be taken back this is after months of the german government dragging their feet in trying to figure out exactly what to do with kids who have some sort of legal right to return to germany these children are said to be going to northern iraq where they're going to be seeing seeking medical care and when they're healthy enough they will continue on to germany ok so this is very much against the german government's wish

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kroft that center is owed but all that changed in 1990 when the international trade in ivory was madeillegal. 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 they collected 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 f

i was surprised by this last year when we did ash kroft focus groups in mississippi and tennessee.able, everyone owned guns and they said i would be for banning high-volume magazines. i would be for universal background checks. i don't want teachers to have to start becoming armed. i think that this is an opportunity for republicans to catch up with the mood of the country and their own base. >> well, that's why on paper at least, elise, universal background checks feels like an easy one because it does enjoy such support, not just in the country, but among republicans, as john said, and nra members that you think mitch mcconnell might be able to say let's give them universal background checks to give the appearance that we're doing something on guns. but he won't even concede on that. >> well, the nra right now really is a wounded animal. >> yeah. >> and the question is, is it a dying animal? you look at the leadership changes that have happened and the lunatics are running the asylum. but are they going to have the support and funding and survive their scandals as their finances