lawrence lee, al jazeera. >> drug rinlt back bacteria are said to kit 90 million others in the day. jake ward explains. is. >> the united states has a drug problem. multiples drug resistance bacteria superbugs playing the health system here. >> these organisms can get spread. these organisms can live on the skin and they can live on the surface of a desk or a bed or a table. >> right drugs to fight bacteria in minutes. >> if we can determine what that organism before the patient leaves your office then you can give the right drug and you don't have to worry about drug resistance. >> companies are simply not making new antibiotics, the truth is there are enough microorganisms in this handful of dirt to pursue countless lines of possible influence antibiotics. but it is only here in nature that these organisms can survive. >> tiny that grow in a petrie dish. >> this means a very little amount of microbial influence. so this says the entire gross on the plan planet, this dot, how much of that we have cultivated. >> epstein's team has ice laided the i chip. >> letting nature, once it fo

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lawrence lee reports. >> i was only obeying orders. that was always the defense of this old man against the accusation that he had carried out actions at the start of his prison camp in romaine da which degrade, tortured and killed the political enemies in romania. during his trial by journalists, he kept going back to the same regardingments used by nazi prison guards, that he was carrying out the demands of leaders. >> i only executed the order, but they are the ones who must be asked to come to the ministry of justice. they must call all those who gave orders and question them. >> the problem with that argument is that most of them are dead. he was in charge of the so called prison of silence between 1956 and 1963. this woman's husband band, held in prison for stalin died himself in 2003. >> my husband would not receive food. he came out of the prison with arthritis, because he had chains on his feet. he was put in water above his knees so ice would form around his legs. he wasn't able to get his feet out of the ice. >> 20 years in

lawrence lee al jazeera. >> the commonly called super bugs bacteria that have become resistant to medication, it is estimated the bugs kill a quarter of a million people every year, and there are warnings that fatalities can jump to 10 million by 2050 if the world fails to develop new drugs. in the first in our series nadine barber met a team which is vying to work out how to beat them. when it comes to diseases researchers aren't just interesting in what strain is the cause they want to know the entire d.n.a. of the bug they call it whole geno sequences and these machines are at the heart of it. >> they may look like hi-tech refrigerators but these are at the heart of the science that they hope will help them track diseases around the world which have become resistant to antibiotics he likened the approach to creating a family tree of the bacteria. if i take that from you and from me, and the whole sequence of both of them, i can say how closely related they are how long ago they shared a common ancestor, and how likely it is that you get that to me or i gave it to you. >> in another part t

lawrence lee went to find out how that message is being received in a talk about north of london. >> in england where multi-culturallism is apparent, the other week, an entire family headed off to go to syria. this week, two men from this rod were in court accused by police of a plan to blow up a military base. sitting with a coffee is a convert currently on that bail after distributes leaflets in central plan don supporting isil. what exactly is happening here? like many others, he takes his religious seriously. it's clear he and britain don't understand each other. >> the prime minister was saying a lot of muslims consider themselves as being british. >> we are. we get told by people here, you are not english, you are pakistani. >> >> this is a false claim. they say they're caliphate. they use this as a front. >> otherwise have taken this idea further. everybody we spoke to said the way to defeat people in arguments is through talking about it. >> there's a more fundamental question. some people say if you believe in all these things, why don't you go live in saudi arabia? >> why s

lawrence lee has the story. >> reporter: i was only obeying orders.always the defense of this ole man against the accusation that he has carried out actions in a prison camp in romania, which degraded tortured and killed the political enemies. pursued everywhere during his trial, he kept going back to the same arguments used by nazi prison guards in world war ii, that he was carrying out the commands of his political leaders. >> translator: i only executed the order. but they are the ones who must be asked to come to the ministry of justice. >> reporter: but the problem with that argument is that most of them are dead. he was in charge of the so-called prison of silence between 1956 and 1963 and it too now lies in ruins. most of the prisoners didn't live to see this day either. but still perhaps better late than not at all. >> translator: for more me it's the fact that it has been established that he committed crimes. it doesn't matter how much time has passed the crimes haven't remained unpunished. >> reporter: 20 years in prison may or may not be se

lawrence lee reports from the border. >> reporter: for a blit call block which has been so critical ofwalls elsewhere, the europe yoon union is looking pretty good at closing it's a off. the start of a fence aimed at shutting down access to the e.u. at its border between hungary and serbia. it's a pretty safe bet that almost none of the syrians, iraqis or afghans have any intention of staying in hungary, but for the government that doesn't seem to be the point. the member states were asked to decide how many refugees they were prepared to resettle, hungary ended up at the bottom of the list. the government said it was prepared to take no people. at the nearest town volunteers offer advice and coffee to those who have got through like these young men who fled syria. they heard of the fence and thought it was an irrelevance. >> he want to find another way. if he goes this way, we'll go around to another way. >> so this fence will not work. >> it will not stop the people because they kill my children or my -- my mother or my wife. i see my wife she killed or somebody kill her, i will not

lawrence lee, al jazeera. >> joining us now in london is a research fellow at the royal united servicesnstitute. he's served in the u.k. armed forces. good to have you with us. it's interesting this campaign announced by david cameron. do you think european governments really have a good idea of what is leading to extremism within communities in those countries? >> i think they have a reasonable idea. the one thing that all governments, europe and elsewhere forget is that the thing that leads to extremism isn't the narrative the social conditions isn't any of those things listed by the various governments. the one thing that motivates extremism is the concept of success. now the ideology of al-qaeda was around for 20, 30, 50 years before al-qaeda came on to the scene. al-qaeda declared war against the west some five or six years before 9/11. nobody really followed al-qaeda outside a very narrow circle until it had that spectacular success on 9/11 against the u.s. similarly, daish has been around for over a decade in various forms that czar cow wee set up. it is this success political su

lawrence lee recollect the administrative director at spur and we ralocated in the community benefit district and just wanted to show strong support because of their support for non profit institutions like ours as well as art institutions. the support they give us include streetscape programs they implement, those large and small. they improve public spaces with public art plans, greening programs, bike racks, alley design jz more all supporting the visitors that come to our institutions. yerba bena night which is organized by ybcbd celebrates with dance arts and musing and perform squns attended by 10 thousand people last year and draws attention to all the cultural attractions in the neighborhood. it is one of my favorite events. also provides grants to neighborhoods groups and non profits like us and they support efforts such as family programs, public art projects and cultural exhibits. this type of support also just engages our neighbors and people in the neighborhood and it is just really important to have that neighborhood cohesion and celebration. also just for us one of the

lawrence lee recollect the administrative director at spur and we ralocated in the community benefit district and just wanted to show strong support because of their support for non profit institutions like ours as well as art institutions. the support they give us include streetscape programs they implement, those large and small. they improve public spaces with public art plans, greening programs, bike racks, alley design jz more all supporting the visitors that come to our institutions. yerba bena night which is organized by ybcbd celebrates with dance arts and musing and perform squns attended by 10 thousand people last year and draws attention to all the cultural attractions in the neighborhood. it is one of my favorite events. also provides grants to neighborhoods groups and non profits like us and they support efforts such as family programs, public art projects and cultural exhibits. this type of support also just engages our neighbors and people in the neighborhood and it is just really important to have that neighborhood cohesion and celebration. also just for us one of the

any code that was lee chu, and lawrence. for more we go to the cannon rotunda in washington. c., where we are joined by congressmember barbara lee democrat of california and former chair of the congressional black caucus. cosponsor the equal access to of the equal access to abortion coverage in health insurance act - the each woman act. welcome back to democracy now! layout with this legislation would do. >> first of all, let me just say, women around the country and men have said enough is enough. and what this legislation basically would do is remove the barriers and the bans on funding for rupert active health care, all reproductive health care options, which women with money have which includes abortion. finally, i numb so pleased we had 70 cosponsors who introduced -- i am so pleased with 70 cosponsors to introduce this with myself, saying enough is enough. we want equity. american people, regardless of their personal views on abortion, believe all women regardless of their income should be allowed the full range of reproductive options. what this will does is equalize th

now to our aforementioned boomers who are disappearing to hear that lawrence welk apparently died. laugh steve leerino and liz si macdonald on everything that's going on, early retirement -- not for them, but for the greeks. apparently, that will not be affected by anything we see going on in greece right now. a deal that's predicated more on tax increases, lizzie, than on -- >> yeah. i tell you, now the imf is saying 66 billion -- according to david asman, he did the reporting -- into greece? that is more than 25% of its entire gdp. so, again, the eurozone is footing the bill for a quarter of greece's economy. neil: but they are raising taxes and doing that. boomers love that, right? >> and the greece legislature still has to vote on these proposals. raising the retirement rate to 67 and hiking taxes was anathema -- neil: why do you always have to look at the half-empty glass? >> millennials love tax increases. this is true. if you talk to any millennial, they love tax increases because they don't make a lot of money -- neil: that's what connell said. >> and then they're all for raising our taxes

lee will start over again and boston. >> gary: a great sporting event of all time 1980. placid miracle on ice aha man's james. iron and races. and then spent roughly two month lawrenceeted more than 7,000 mi.. pete the triathlon completed in one year following says has world-record feet was done and hopes to raise money and awareness about childhood obesity. so again that's 50 iron man it all 50 states and 50 days. that is really hard i try it once did 31 and then write when i got to nebraska. out of breath. >> gary: >> pam: another hot day across the bay area you are and know that diana's back to tell you something's the local down brick news that wildfire southeast of clear lake threatening homes. we know the 1,000 a. have burned will we. when on the air at 650 a. of this. the news release will end of the past 50 minutes or so morgan valley road and rocky creek road under mandatory evacuation. a hundred and one degrees right there in lake county. bt posted on the brink news there. situation extra crews are being called in to deal with the wild fire again not like various a fire and that this would it to buy foote later assigned kron-4-dot-com and kron 4 news at a