in fact if you weighed the micro biome it would be pounds. think about how much it would take to add up to that weight. it's roughly 100 trillion of them in case you were onering. while some get grossed out by those words, the micro biome is the peace keeper helping us fight disease and regulate our immune system. knight says that out of all these factors your diet has the biggest impact. >> it really matters a lot what you eat. one exception is the number of different kinds of plants people eat. that seems to have a big impact. that sort of points to the observational nature of the studies, you need to take it into more well defined experiments to find out the connections and whether the micro biome is driving the difference. or whether the lifestyle is driving it. >> this project could be game changing and potentially gut changing as well. >> these mirobes are involved in a lot of diseases. so this is another avenue or another piece to the puzzle. and so i really think that as we unravel the mysteries and figure out exactly how the micro bi

and micro circulation you come into this region where there is no story for things that no make donitzno burger king so they have the smallest shops mainly selling and productive producers into the region therefore i think we have an extraordinary chance that somehow big part of the history of lifestyle and nutrition is preserved in this region on says could come soon the next more advanced phase of the study will focus on actually east diet i must say i wonder how they can eat all the for all the things that they smoke a lot and they drink more than the average in people and in italy so they have more you know risk factor us if you will from from lifestyle point of view but they must have something which helps to help them to control their microcircuits then there is i must say it's to the speculation you know it may be this specific a nutrition in this area whether this something scientifically notable to the diet or even in the soil actually residents say that it has been a long part of the lives of the region. the subpoena family runs hotel in the playa one of the great waters. res

this was a surprising finding so you know lois very young so when we saw that these people have micro circulation like very young people we couldn't believe it this blot told us that the micro circulation is much better in the centenarian than you would expect if you look at these arguments because the audience have a normal process of aging and strong contrast there too it seems that the micro circulation of these people has never aged the companies report results made it even clearer since all of the eighty one subjects sampled were related comparing generations was easy one punch or will process of future struck by a child as if it is fair to our younger relatives are fifty very old people and day had a good kid their function eighty percent of them had a kid their function ninety percent i had got heart function hundred percent of them had good an eye for circulation and in addition to neri and this was more striking to see that almost all of them had better kidney eighty percent had a weak heart or a stress cardiac function but all of them got micro-second lation so that was the

based nonprofit digital newsroom conducted the world's first global scientific study of micro plastics in drinking water called invisibles the plastics inside us and what's inside of us is quite frankly horrifying by collaborating with the state university of new york and the university of minnesota or tested one hundred fifty nine drinking water samples from sources on five continents and found that eighty three percent of the samples contained microscopic plastic fibers which isn't hard to imagine when you realize that since the human discovery of plastic polymers around six billion tons of plastic has been created and dumped in sea the shining sea to shining sea and back again so what are these microscopic plastic fibers and where are they coming from well there are six major areas that plastic fibers end up in our tap water first. clothing synthetic fibers fabrics like fleece especially acrylic some polyesters expel microsoft plastic fibers every time we wash them and as that water drains it discharges one million tons of those fibers into our waste water each year second tire dust

pollution in the world's oceans the fourth area is what's called secondary micro plastics and these are things like plastic forks bags in the very success stories for your convenient takeout order these are things that get shredded up and sent to landfills and a full eight million tons of these often mishandled plastics washed into our oceans rivers and lakes around the world every year. probably the most disturbing are synthetic fibers in the air sea those cosy fleece and polyester clothing fibers that you're wearing also break off when we wear them much like pets shedding for expels them into the air like dust. and then they end up in our food and the beverage is sitting in from e.o. it's estimated that the friction of our bodies causes between three and ten tons of those airborne fibers in just the city of paris each year finally microbial it's now banned in the u.s. and canada these little beads became extremely popular in face grubs and cosmetics over the years and are estimated that eight trillion polluted u.s. waterways in twenty fifteen alone these six areas have contributed

back it sheds up to two grams of these little micro fibers from a fleece jacket when you do it so for reference a paper clip is about one point five grams so if these are microscopic and your foot you're pulling off to full grams the amount like the weight of a paper clip that's a lot and they also found that it was seven times more fibers were washed in top loading washers than in front so here's a few thing because i don't want everybody to go away like we're all going to die in that belief from predator. by god i'm all like we're going to die in plastic and i run away there are there few things that we can do one is washing fleece not don't wash or fleece as much. and part of that is you know it's a not a natural fiber anyway so it's actually made to handle that stuff you don't wash least as much utilized microfiber cutting laundry balls there are these things that can go in and do other stuff really good for you alternatives to labor these are alternatives to liquid or powder laundry detergent and plastic. water bottles containers don't use straws just avoid using plastic and when

we are under a micro climate weather alert as the bay area braces for what may be the most severe heat we've seen in more than a decade. a live look outside at san jose and san francisco. some paths 110 degrees today. certainly a hot one out there. good morning and thank you for joining us. i'm marcus washington. hopefully laura garcia-cannon has some place cool to go. >> this is one of those unusual weekends where even the beaches will be heating up. just a heads-up about that. it will be a nice way to cool off. we have some much milder temperatures in san jose it's 71 degrees. 64 in oakland and looking at the forecast today unbearably hot. san jose 103 degrees. make has a potential problem. to universal studios. if you head over to i-5 there is a crash reported, a hit-and-run. there may be a lane blocked. that's heading up to the windy part. keep that in mind. no problems. 13 minutes for the drive time. you're not even tapping the breaks. back to you. >> back to our weather alert coverage we're talking about hitting the peak of the heat wave. live at the agency's equipment yard in fr

john: how knows what a micro aggression is.is going on. >> micro aggression is paper cut. someone might look at you strangely. someone might mispronounce your name. you're trying hard to do that. point it can be anything. can be anything the princeton started something, tiger micro aggressions. no one is allowed to tell anyone else what is micro aggression, and what isn't. if you're oaf phonedded you play the victim card and certain power. john: this is glowing movement? >> you have a right not to be offended ad confirmed in every possible way. we made it very difficult to talk about anything on college campuses. we come up with theory after theory to actually shut down, rather than facilitate debate. john: omar, in your article you have fix tick r tissues -- fictitious character who false downstairs and refuses help when a white man. i thought it was manifestation of patriarchy patronizing me. >> your moustache is it another instance patriarchy. [applause] john: you write this article. what happened? >> well, i was fired from

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. >> back to our micro climate alert as we brace for record breaking temperatures this morning. we know it will stretch long into this weekend and it's a holiday weekend. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at the alameda county fair grounds with how scorching temperatures will impact. it's hard to plan ahead for this kind of heat, pete. >> reporter: that's right. good morning to you, kris and marcus. there will be several events with this heat wave coming in. a big one here. 152nd annual. organizers tell me they are expecting about 35,000 people to be here on saturday and sunday and folks coming down they're prepared for the heat. >> all of the buildings that house vendors are air-conditioned. we'll have five misters, where water and mist form, very refreshing. five stations to help with people. it's easy to get out of the direct sun. >> reporter: air conditioning and shade is what he's telling us. they will shield folks away from the heat. an organizer tells me plenty of medical assistance as well. two things come to mind. heat exhaustion and heat stroke. the symptoms ar

let's do a quick check of your micro climate forecasts for today.pect to hit the high. it looks like san jose will remain in those 90s. take a look at east bay. this is where we are seeing a heat warning. that is expected to stay in effect for tonight. in san francisco, also, finally starting to see some much more normal temperatures for that area. if you folks don't have an a.c., today is going to be a slight break for a meeting. as we head into monday, we are seeing that tropical storm moisture from lydia. it is going to bring a few pop-up showers. it is going to start in monterrey. it looks like as of right now into monday morning and into tuesday, that moisture is going to start moving up north. that's going to pop up a few showers possibly along the coastline and also for areas in the inland valleys. i will send things back to you, vicky. >>> good to see some relief in sight. "today in the bay" is back after this short break. >> this isn't a life for anybody. nobody should go through this. >> a glimpse into what it is like to be homeless. the m

here in amsterdam zoo a contemporary museum called micro was created to make microbes visible. bacteria first appeared three point five billion years ago making them one of the very first forms of life on earth they're also among the most basic consisting of a single cell without a nucleus with a few d.n.a. molecules floating around inside. invisible to the naked eye bacteria exist in all shapes round rod shaped more with filaments. since their advent and they have multiplied to colonize the entire surface of the globe they are present on the most every day of objects. bacteria are everywhere absolutely everywhere. they form a world of their own and now we're finally beginning to understand the complexity of this world. was always off to believe microbiome. you can never look the same way as yourself as before you are part of nature and you are not just this individual but you are full of other organisms which make us do what we can do and this is the start of a new thinking of a new era and. so generation after generation the essential bacteria are transmitted to the bug throu

a micro burst at a beach in santa barbara.a music legend from the 70s. >>> we're playing the hit song, playing it in memory of founding member walter becker, a cofounder of steeling dan. he died yesterday at the age of 57. >> i remember. becker founded steely dan along with his classmate. they were known for merging different kinds of music including rock and jazz and soul >>> time is 5:24. when president trump left the white house, he left behind a message. he hasn't revealed the content. but he did say he appreciated it saying it was long, complex and thoughtful mr. obama said that millions have placed their hope in you and we should hope for prosperity during your tenure. he went onto say that leadership is undispensable. it was the last communication between the two men. >>> a watchdog for san francisco's district attorney resigned. the chronicle reported that he handed in his resignation. he started in november, since then, there's been reports of off-duty misconduct including drunkedness. >>> our time is 5:25. a right wi

these communist era apartment blocks in zagreb are part of a green revolution micro grains are grown here the global trend towards urban gardening is blossoming in croatia a few years back. and his wife sprouts in london and we're thrilled. very few people were growing them in croatia. so they decided to cultivate them. but why did they choose to do it in an apartment building. all of which is that he's a micro greens need constant attention you must take care of them tend to them. we thought it would be best to grow them in our building so we bought another apartment. we live on the twenty first floor and grow the greens on the seventeenth . hail storms rain direct sunlight frost and snow on the seventeenth floor or rubella crescent coriander don't have to worry about the elements. by bugs. the plants grow quickly without fertilizers or any other chemicals. and that's great news for local chefs. we supply around twenty restaurants in zagreb and a few more between. there exclusively top addressing. it. marco petrovich a big name in zagreb cullen arie seen as one of their regular clie

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micro target is not complex i could do it from my house. >> could a russian do it? >> yes.he russians were in the u.s. base going well back to 2015, they were noe focussed on social issues, anti-government, race issues, going all the way to 2016. i think the key thing to look at what the russians did that no one did, they hacked materials and released it to the wild so any campaign was citing narratives that was set by wicky leeks drops. if anyone cited bernie sanders got a raw deal that was by the dnc leaks which was russian hacking. so all the fuel comes back to the russian hand of hacking. in terms of the micro targeting and the companies that think they can do the psycho graphic stuff. i equate it to digital snake oil. i worked with them in counter terrorism space, and they could never really deliver on those things. >> if a polt ster gets one of these elections right he can dine out on it for three years, and then the next year he blows it and he's nobody's expert. trump looks like the genius, it looks like he got some help. we'll see if that's true the next time he ru

. >> and back to our micro climate weather alert right now. san jose and the golden gate bridge, that shot is absolutely beautiful. that haze there, the fog. >> really hard to find unless our going swimming and livermore where temperatures could possibly set an all-time record high and we are going to definitely see the daily high temperature record smashed as our temperatures go up to 110 degrees by 3:00 and 113 by 4:00 today. we'll spend several hours above 100 degrees. live in san jose and the temperature transfer where we will be up to 105 by this afternoon. mike is tracking some live pictures. >> reference this and get out of the way. chp is doing the clearing work. a little more to go and they have more boxes to pick up here. they can then clear and take care of the fuel on the side later as the commute continues. now other than that there's only one other area we have a slow drive. friday before a holiday. we expect that lighter commute but here up in san pablo the chopper shot there. sky ranger is overhead. look at all of this debris.

lucian camera allows them to find ideal habitats for the butterfly larvae or what they call micro habitat structures suitable at playing locations for the butterflies can be predicted with eighty percent probability the researchers hope the drone will help them protect these fragile habitats better. so drones are more than expensive toys or just for maximizing profits they're also tools for research and can help to make the food we eat better for us and the environment. it all goes to show that from on high the world looks like a very different place. and heading up into the air could provide the solution to other complicated problems like in this next report. we're generating offshore wind power requires a hefty investment and a massive amount of building material a wrecked in a single turbine can mean one thousand tons of concrete steel and electrical gear. it's easier on land but almost all the good sides are taken and resistance to what many see as a blot on the landscape is growing could wind energy be generated more easily and in conspicuously instead of large installations at fixed

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big time in santa barbara, had a micro burst of 80 miles per hour, in santa barbara. you can see that filtering up from santa marie. 60s, 70s on the temperature, lows are up, the cloud cover, you can see 72-degree reading, 73 in dublin, livermore at 74. it was out in beautiful valley on saturday, and it was only 110. it was a lovely 110 out there. >> oh my goodness. >> it was very -- i will give a shout out to sherry. she was very nice. she watches. thank you, sherry. >> it was very good too. >> 73 brentwood, temperatures though are running one to eight degrees cooler, mountain view, minus 7. san jose minus 7. minus one, santa rosa, you will make up more ground. a lot of cloud cover so the humidity sup. you can see it is just see close. so close. oh, that came over us we would probably be under mostly cloudy and more thunder showers w. the breaks and sun, it does help development, 70s, 80s, 90s, and you know, when you say 95 is cooler,. >> at the beach, 110. fog comes back and then temperatures come, actually maybe slightly below average, wednesday, thursday, and then

in my talk with micro-targeting we can think about exactly whom we want to reach with our advertising who gets our message. facebook knows who we are and sells the information the more customized the more value it has. facebook facebook stores certain data including for example my geographical data and where i am when i log into facebook. the data could also be used any time for canvassing voters in extreme cases facebook users would only see ads that suited their worldview standards want to see different kinds of data are used for example behavior related data such as which pages i like which articles i read on facebook and what other websites i go to on the internet side internet in his wanderings. donald trump employed targeted advertising but do german political parties also do it we set up a facebook account purporting to be right wing and over the course of weeks repeatedly like a f.t. items along with other things that came across as anti refugee or nationalist our facebook friends were made up of a hefty circles and groups even further to the right. a short while ago we came a

and that's because of this collection of all these teeny tiny micro-segments. if you add up all the micro-segments it is going to add up whether it is one or two pers of all their advertisers. >> sreenivasan: julia anguin, thank you forking being here. >> it's good to be >> thompson: for fourteen year"" storycorps" has been recording and sharing real experiences of everyday people who have extraordinary stories to tell. in this animated installment, vietnam veteran tom geerdes talks to his daughter, hannah, about how the war changed him. >> what was the biggest change for you about vietnam? >> i wasn't worried anymore about being socially acceptable. from the day i got out i didn't shave or cut my hair for probably a year. and people that i knew before i left, even some of my cousins, didn't think too much of me after i got back. so i took a long bicycle trip. >> went off and got by yourself? >> yes. i rode straight north up to minnesota cut across and rode all the way to the west coast. took me about six weeks. >> using that you sort of healed from vietnam on

present micro hopes that his efforts to loosen labour restrictions will boost hiring. he wants to bring the unemployment rate from its current level of just i'm just above nine percent. to about seven by the end of his mandate can twenty twenty two. a chicken on the day's trading action now oil prices had a two year high on monday. partly to a threat by turkey's it could disrupt supplies coming out of iraqi kurdistan after that. i independence referendum. no international brent had been hovering around just about fifty nine dollars per barrel it has now dropped slightly down there. a doubt about point six percent on that day. in front for was a seaman shares dropping very slightly at the close ousted was up a little over half a percent here in paris. the major indices following a fairly flat close they're just foot the one hundred at without a fifth of a percent in the red. the family needed session on wall street as well idea. if a us investors there hoping to break a three day losing streak. will be hoping for details of president donald trump's along with a tax refo

now another user manual micros writings are taking a tumble we'll explain why after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works in the economy is built around corporation corporations from washington to washington to meet. the media. voters elected to businessman to run this country business because. it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome back in other news this week the iraqi government declared the form an islamic state stronghold city of tal afar liberated but little remains of the city aside from the many booby traps left behind by the terrorists as the ascent is this exclusive report. then when the islamiah by the islamic state will remain you'll find. that plastered whenever the bridges and buildings entitle frog iraq he sent just haven't yet gotten around to covering them up what with being busy fighting. was. why the lawyers didn't want them to what i says. and plenty of surprises booby traps every red intel a frog they have ten the city into a sap as nightmare and coming here we were moved multiple times no

to slow to inefficient the french president emanuel micro outlines his vision for transforming the european union. iraq has over the kurdistan regional government to surrender control of its airports or face an embargo on international flights it's part of mounting pressure on the kurdish leadership of rich secession referendum on monday initial results most people voted yes in the non-binding poll reports from ever built. the rhetoric and threats continue and from both sides. iraq to me is that at that i still is still occupying some parts of kirkuk and some parts of iraq i still is still a threat to the cities with some of our brothers in iraqi kurdistan a living we must not divide iraq according to or through all viral referendum that is completely rejected such language will go down well with the international community including the u.s. and the e.u. each sent the timing of the vote could weaken iraq's unity at a time when the fight against terrorism is paramount. l.-a body says the kurdish referendum on independence was unconstitutional and the federal government will ignore the expec

can actually bring so much you know physical and mental benefits so if you can just give yourself micro moments of you know slowing down and fire. endings. enjoyable things that you can do this can definitely help you feel better smile take a deep breath take a walk these are really good practical tips i'm curious how did you come to write this book what led you down this path well like back in two thousand and eleven you know i first heard about social media and so i thought maybe you know i should try it you know one of the usual for us to do so i did yeah yeah i wanted to reach out to other people i thought that maybe you can be a good you know avenue so i as i was doing it i didn't know what to do is so i first tweeted you know what i ate you know who my math you know things like that in the nature then i realized that this is very very. boring you know. so that you know i was a get in touch with morrie you know meditative and reflective writings and then i start posting to posting them and then people really like them so they start asking me questions about you know i have a relati

video sharing channel aided self-expression and awareness amongst other things number four twitter micro. blogging service ranked favorably in terms of self-expression unfortunately cyberbullying was found to be a considerable problem all in all it was ranked as having a negative negative effect number three facebook the platform rank highly for emotional support and community building but poorly for its impact on sleep the problem the fear of missing out. as it's now called. number to snap chat this messaging app can be addictive its users were particularly worried about not reacting in time and that can lead to anxiety and depression. number one instagram the photo sharing social network was found to contribute to a sense of for body image and inspired feelings of envy and please note airbrushing is widespread. that was this week's ranking and not from. our looks is becoming increasingly important thanks to the internet many restaurants are now reacting to this trend and seizing a marketing opportunity by serving up deliberately photogenic. instagram is one of the digital platforms tha

can you suggest a safer alternative to nuclear power we want to see puerto rico go completely to the micro grad's and decentralized our entire of our grid in puerto rico has been knocked out there's no power there won't be power if you can imagine for four to six months now we have a caters micro-grid based on renewable sources where solar panels and wind power in the wind with machines have done very well by the way it would have to send elsewhere during the hurricanes and so we want to seize of puerto rico to rebuild solar panels everywhere and small scale neighborhood based grids so that they don't lose the grid again i guarantee you if they rebuild the grid in a centralized fashion in puerto rico it's going to get destroyed again you have fifty eight hospitals in puerto rico they have no power you can have that every one of these buildings should have solar panels on them or use a battery and it can be kept safe from the storms those to all those hospitals would be operating now if they had decentralized solar micro-grid in puerto rico that's how we want puerto rico to rebuild interest

herself the chancellor she is even more popular than her party her popularity was damaged during the micro crisis it dipped quite dramatically she's recovered from that if you ask germans now who they want as the next chancellor one and two a good fifty percent will say so what happened to. this campaign very strong with the shuls effect as it was called but somewhere along the line the numbers started going down what happened i think two things happened first of all a strategic mistake he based his campaign on the issue of social inequality. unfortunately for him germany the german economy is in robust health unemployment is low wages are rising even if it's just a slight rise at the moment people are pretty content with life at the moment and you know with an issue such as social inequality you'll manage to attract ten percent maybe fifteen percent of the metrics just not an issue that you can win an election on so that was a major mistake and the other thing is that he just didn't manage to put forward a convincing vision of how to address some of the big threats that germans are facing

basically it is helping small businesses, micro— entrepreneurs, and consumers.r access to financing, not only from institutions, but also from individuals. but many peer-to-peer companies like yours have failed. so how do you make it work? it has become an industry, both in china and in the us. it is now a pillar of globalfinancial and in the us. it is now a pillar of global financial technology innovation. it is $1 trillion market opportunity in china. i think the first risk is integrity. whether the platform is legit. and the regulations have come to china, and going forward, the next decade, we expect that the market will become more stable, more clean. now, you say stable and clean, but nonetheless the chinese government has been cracking down on peer—to—peer companies like yours. how has that affected the industry asa how has that affected the industry as a whole? industry like us, credit ease, and our subsidiary company, will be the biggest beneficiaries as the market becomes more clean. well, moving out to thailand, where beer sales totalled $2 billion la

i see there should be two micro phones. are there two? i see one? am i blind? is that a microphone, too? there are supposed to be two micro phones. oh, it's up there? where is the other microphone? i'm blind. we just have one microphone. they are making like the cutting sounds like going to cut off my head. we have got the microphone. the first questions come from students. the public when the students are all done of course you can feel free to lean up. this is not a forum to make a statement, people. you have got to ask a question. if you start taking statements i'm going to cut you off with my duck whistle. all right? and be respectful, of course, but i know you will be. all right. >> hi, this is mainly directed to you, michele. i was just wondering if the recent discovery of organic matter six miles below the mariana trench changes your predictions about life on other planets. >> what we are finding out about the earth -- this is one of my favorite things about science. i think david coming in with astro biology, too. when we looked at environments outside

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now today's micro climate forecast significantly cooler in some spots. especially areas like san jose. not triple digit heat but much more seasonable. a quick reminder what we saw this weekend if you haven't already heard this is our record high temperatures. an all-time record, one of the most talked about, in san francisco, a high of 106 degrees this weekend. the old record back in the year 2000 of 103 and, yes, even san jose hit a record for the month of september of 108 degrees. if you did have plans, it will be cooler but very humid and all thanks to tropical storm lidia. remnants of it are expected to push up north. and then it will start pushing up into the north closer to san francisco and of course the bay area will bring a slight risk of seeing some isolated thunderstorms in the area. a close eye on that. expect a very muggy and humid day. air quality is still poor out there, mike? >> traffic volume is great right now. showing a light traffic flow around the bay. a minor crash just off 101. nothing major from what i can tell. i'll track that. w

that is killing the fronts of micro.en happen to date with heavy rain in northern ireland this morning. the rain band somewhat fragmenting into western england, wales and scotland, leaving the rest of the sunshine this evening across east anglia and south—east england. it is go to cloud over across these areas, the cloud thickener for occasional spots of rain. it is also going to be quite murky, but a mild night. 12 or 1a degrees across england and wales. further north in scotla nd england and wales. further north in scotland with clear skies, another cold one in the countryside, temperatures getting down close to freezing. looking at the weekend weather prospects, some stage we will all see some sunshine and reasonable temperatures on the way as well. another week rent will be working into western areas for sunday. starting of the weekend like this, cloud first thing across england and wales. in for the spit of rain, particularly over the hills. that will tend to break up as the morning goes by with sunny spells breakin