familial laris as just these are the people that define what category what taxonomy animals fit into and why this society concluded that dogs were genetically identical to walks they shared 99.9 percent of the d.n.a. we know that geno typically the genome 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 it has looked like we have bald dogs dogs of white fluffy hair blue eyes dogs with crazy tough severe in their body and no hear anywhere else bekele 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 their cane is lupus d.n.a. so yes just as you can have brown hair blonde 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. are. going to. put them so. big it except the reject

lary lance, come over here. i want to show how this opens. i think it's locked over there.ens, look at that. very cool. you know, ford is really staking its future on electricity, liz, and they're not crazy about president trump's plan to roll back fuel economy standards because they think we played by the rules, we are moving ahead with electric future. i asked jim hackette about that, i talked to him last night during the reveal. here's what he said. >> the president was trying to protect jobs in america when he took this position. i kind of understand that. he didn't want any car manufacturers to lay off factory workers. we aren't. because we kept a propulsion that has hybrids, electrics and gasoline in our strategy. so that's going to guarantee employment for a long time. reporter: you're looking, by the way, that was the gt version over there. this is the premium version. there are five different versions in all. i may be wrong about that, but different price points. the price starts at $43,000. if you get that $7500 federal credit, you are down at like $36,000. these

loretta lynch, and james comey and peter and others, i want to see the videotape of the interview took lary clinton that place the second of july, 2016. videotape.e is no then, i want to hear the audiotape. there is no audiotape. i want to read the transcript. there are no transcript. sorry.e not we know that, madam speaker. there is no videotape of the highest level interview that one could imagine at the time. audiotape. there is no transcript. what is their answer? 302 report. it's compiled from the notes of the investigators that were in the room. we don't know who those were except for peter strzok. he said he was in the room but he wouldn't tell me who the were. and so someplace out there, here are presumably eight sets of notes. seven other people were there hat heard the testimony of hillary clinton, and they are all anonymous. before this m congress and we were able to ask them questions under oath, i'm or more guess that one of them will tell us the truth about what took place in that day.that but nonetheless, they went through that process, james up and delivered a 15 to 17-minut