research into the impact of micro plastics on health is in its infancy. in our everyday lives we can at least try to use as little plastic as possible choose packaging cups and bottles that last a long time they can be reused indefinitely and if we have to use plastic we can make sure to dispose of it properly so it's recycled and doesn't end up out in nature destroying our world. micro plastics you can't see them you can feel that you can't smell them or they are green. i know. that's right and that's why we need to use less plastic starting with our footwear so tell me do you like chewing gum and be honest did you stick it under your school desk when you were finished with it yes i did don't worry you weren't the only one a dutch company scrapes all chewing gum off the streets and recycles it in a pretty ingenious way have a look. at the gum shoe the fast running shoes and the to be produced from recycled chewing gum at least the soul is it's made from waste collecting and today . the twenty three year old economics students are i am and already loves t

micro biome is are unique just like fingerprints. and throughout our lives the microbiome constantly interacts with the environment we pass our microbes along to people and animals and receive players in return for healthy microbiome researchers believe it's because it's diverse. cloudier title hoffman is now trying to determine who can hurtles exact microbial makeup. that's no easy task because there is no way to distinguish between species under a microscope. each bacteria virus or fungus passed to be identified genetically through d.n.a. testing. it's a laborious process. we all know the gene data looks confusing if you don't know how to read it. but reuben heard results are clear cut. here then what you can see here is that our patient with serious a topic dermatitis has a lot of stuff. on his skin this red bar here that's it in fact that saw compare this to results from a healthy subject the picture there is much more colorful and that's how it should be health is closely tied to microbial diversity. in an attempt to influence t

if it does he might soon have a cream to change his skin micro biome for the better. hopefully the cream will work. but all medications that we run into our skin all swallow eventually end up in our heads and ultimately inside of us that outdoorsy could soon be clear and clean in. a romantic little river in southern germany. clarified water from a nearby sewage treatment plant feeds into it it seems clean but looks can be deceiving that water still contains residues from drugs like painkillers antibiotics and blood pressure medication many rivers in germany now contain heightened concentrations of the pain reliever di cliff a knack even though some sources of drinking water but that's not the only reason why water chemists at the regional environment office are concerned about drug residues. in being a stickler for not we can prove with our own studies that even at low concentrations of an ak has an effect on organisms in the water trout for instance which causes changes in their gills and in the kidneys and we're also focusing on forma for example birth control pills

all his life at least in part due to imbalances in his micro biota with help from the latest research he hopes his skin will soon be able to heal itself. claims the inflammations i get can hurt quite a lot. as. dermatologists peter schmidt glenda umana is convinced that the distribution of microorganisms on the skin plays a central role and that's how. you carry a range of microorganisms some are good for the skin for instance they can protected by renewing its lip at layer but there are also microorganisms that are harmful that can cause infections or as is the case with a topic dermatitis or make them worse usually. and so what makes microorganisms trigger a topic dermatitis research is that it's west alpine clinic in the town of davos are trying to find out they're carrying out a joint study with environmental medicine specialist claudia title hoffman from alex burke university in germany. there's a lot going on in the field of a talk that demi titus. the dermatologist takes skin swabs she wants to use the samples to measure what's called the skin micro biome by identifying every s

senators put pressure on super micro. in a letter they're urging it to cooperate with law enforcement. they also want to know if super micro has ever found evidence of tampering with its equipment or its supply chain. >>> coming up, the pumpkin smasher mystery. finally solved. tonight, the young man comes forward. >> i'm emily turner in santa rosa where the fight to extend fema funding continues. >> quick look at our radar now as the center of hurricane michael churns over georgia. we will continue to keep an eye on its progress. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. the wine country wildfires..

the stool samples of the participants revealed particles of micro plastics but it's not clear whether they remain in the body that hasn't yet been determined. i can't say what kind of impact this is had on human health it's too early to make that call but there are studies on animals that clearly show micro plastics can be absorbed in an organism these were studies of fish and mammals that ingested micro plastics orally and the substances showed up in the animal's blood and in their livers. that leave enough rest but. it has long been suspected that plastic components that have entered the food chain can lead to inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract and possibly other harmful effects researchers say further studies are important. and on the same subject the e.u. parliament will be discussing single use plastics later today it's hoping to convince a u. member states to adopt tougher guidelines more on that later but as you can see the standing next to me now and we're having a look at some shocking numbers actually coming out from germany's biggest lender true. as opposed to a six

in fact, we have had-- sina micro- grids actually provide restoration. for example, remember hurrican sandy and there were points of light in new jersey that were micro- grids and having them actually look at a way to be a viable part of restoration. the real issue is coordination, visibility for operators like us so really to work out those details of technology itself we think it's probably a viable technology, so there is certainly promise. we just need to do more and the other issue is compensation. how will they be paid to up their neighbors because you can only depend on good neighbors so long and you need to systematically pay for it. >> thank you. >> senator imac thank you, madam chair and i appreciate the conversation and i went to go back to what the senator was talking about with interoperability. this to me as a big concern not because of being here in 2001, 911 happened and i was in washington dc. you could not use a cell phone. after our horrific massacre october 1, a year ago my concern was the interoperability of the first responders and

the stool samples of the participants revealed particles of micro plastics but it's not clear whether they remain in the body that hasn't yet been determined in the date that it's tough to me i can't say what kind of impact this is had on human health it's too early to make that call but there are studies on animals that clearly show micro plastics can be absorbed in an organism these were studies of fish and mammals that ingested micro plastics orally and the substances showed up in the animal's blood and in their livers. that leave enough rest of. it has long been suspected that plastic components that have entered the food chain can lead to inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract and possibly other harmful effects researchers say further studies are of utmost importance well it is the billion dollar question who will win tonight's biggest ever lottery jackpot that's up for grabs in the united states it's worth one point six billion yes with a b. dollars now the odds of winning are very low but that has not stopped people all over the u.s. from buying tickets for the mega million

in recent years the researches have taken regular samples from the seabed and examined them for micro plastics. this year not for the first time the results were deeply worrying. hamdy i know the demand for power thing with you this is a sample of sediment from the arctic ocean from a depth of two point five kilometers and yet we'll analyze it in our lab on heligoland. i found our analysis last year revealed approximately one thousand to one thousand five hundred micro plastic particles which is really quite considerable he was the one to give me. and tell relatively recently the research as well unaware of the extent of the problem because they didn't tab efficient diagnostic tools today it's possible to filter individual particles out of the deep sea mud and to document. not a pretty sight to the client will never be able to get rid of these tiny particles they'll end up in the food chain plastics are imbedded in the oceans. yeah to me it was born plastic bottles are. these days scientists find plastics in motion or in life where it can lead to infections and poisoning. bad news not

glia are put in a cage with mice that have a normal gut flora will their micro glia become active and be able to material that went. after four weeks in shared quarters the scientists found that as the number of gut bacteria increased so did the number of micro clear cells in the brain. the scientists identified short chain fatty acids as a connection between the intestine and the brain. they're formed when bacteria break down dairy products or high fiber foods in the gut. so can we in fact directly affect our brain through what beat. it down flawlessly gut flora is significantly influenced by our diet it's basically the link between the saucepan and the body. that's another words everything that we ingest everything they eat is processed by the gut bacteria and then converted ideally into useful and healthy substances under. the by products of this process can also influence our mood and our behavior. that's because the various bacteria produce a range of neurotransmitters these include for example which has an effect on the brain's reward center and addictive behavior and another mo

one of the providers is super micro. are : and their servers manufactured in china?that's right, that's right. ometimes in their own factories, sometimes by subcontractors. mily: tell me how super icrofits into the supply chain infiltration. tom: investigators have told us that -- sorry, investigators have told us that a unit of the army, very beration specialized unit worked on creating this. hey would basically find their way to work with subcontractors orking for super micro, find a way to get the chips, either through threats, through intimidation. found different ways to get the chips on to super icromother boards that then found their way across the ocean centers of a multiple companies. and the intent was to gain that's o information traveling through the networks, hether it's i.p., whether it's government secrets. remember, some of their clients work for the government, for example. microstatement says while we would cooperate with any investigation, any government investigation and there is has reported still an open u.s. government investigation into this,

she says the white house does not want to micro manage the fbi. although she admitted she did not know whether white house counsel don mcgahn had told the fbi specifically who they could or could not interview or which questions could be asked. dave and christine. >> boris, thank you. at the white house. a yale classmate claims brett kavanaugh is not telling the truth about his drinking habits in college. chad ludington says the judge was a frequent and heavy drinker and mischaracterizes his conduct at yale in the senate testimony. ludington said he often drank with kavanaugh. f.e.c. filings show that ludington made small contributions to democratic candidates. >> the drinking accusations could be a critical point for jeff flake. jeff flake telling "60 minutes" that kavanaugh's nomination is done if he lied to the judiciary committee. flake backed kavanaugh in the committee vote, but said he would not vote for him on the senate floor without an fbi investigation. >> what are you doing, sir? >> flake's decision to bring the process to a halt follow

days when you eat seafood such as mussels and trimmed it's a fair assumption that you're consuming micro plastics to. doesn't only affect lifeforms on the deep. it's an environmental disaster that affects us. that's all for now next week we join the crowds at the world's biggest beer bash why are people so drawn to mass events find out next time on tomorrow today see you there. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful if anyone had expected a breakthrough for the moderates in both areas latest elections maybe totally disappointed my guess this week hearing by your look is not been even h. a veterans of politicians who lost his seat on the state presidency to a hardline rival is mostly heading backwards into political deadlock conflicts of. thirty minutes d.w. . if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an accident raring to. never read a book like this one. the trimmest congress chairman mistreats. we make up oh but we watch as i feel that under the age of six this summer's office is . a month to shape the continent's future. part of it and join youngsters as t

could cross multiple systems it is something where you say, okay, the attributes that whether it is micro grid like the senator was talking about or these very small grids that we

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their brains immune system was sort of the impaired the scavenger cells known as micro glia were damaged or absent and they play a critical role in the body's defense systems the combat in treating pathogens and inflammation they also clear away dead nerve cells and help to maintain the brain's neural plasticity. if i could hear the question here was what happens when mice with no gut bacteria and with inactive microbe are put in a cage with mice that have a normal gut flora will their micro glia become active and be able to material that went. after four weeks in shared quarters the scientists found that as the number of gut bacteria increased so did the number of micro greta cells in the brain. the scientists identified short chain fatty acids as a connection between the intestine and the brain. they're formed when bacteria break down dairy products or high fiber foods in the gut. so can we in fact directly affect our brain through what we eat. the thousand flawless the gut flora is significantly influenced by our diet it's basically the link between the saucepan and the body another w

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were inserted on to super micro mother boards.they provided an access point for hackers to get into the system. elemental servers are used by war ships and cia drones. the mother boards were used by apple. in the end, bloomberg business week said 36 companies were affected. >> shepard: and apple responded. >> and they're refuting the report, this is a three-year investigation. we're going to start with apple. apple session that they never found malicious chips and hardware manipulations or vulnerabilities purposely planted on any servers. let's go to amazon. amazon, their cloud computing arm bought elemental and selling it off. amazon said it's untrue that aws knew about a supply chain compromise, an issue with malicious chips or hardware modifications when acquiring elemental. about what about super micro? the company at the heart of it. they say we remain unaware of any investigation. delisted from the nasdaq earlier this year. >> shepard: the vice president talking about the chinese and interference in the election. >> undersco

but also micro plastic on land one important number here for example is that agricultural surfaces in the european union you have about forty three thousand to sixty three thousand tons of micro plastic that are dumped in getting into into the system there which is harmful to humans as well so again important first but probably not the last step well it sounds like the e.u. has a lot of work ahead of it max hoffman is trust but for us. analysts say deutsche bank's new boss on saving is doing a great job saving reducing costs but he's not saving the bank yet another restructuring is failing to halt the revenue slide it ship price also slipping this wednesday posting a sixty five percent decline in your own unit profit for the third quarter all of the land is divisions recording low yields with revenues in its fixed income business government and company bones down significantly but in a letter to the banks employees the chief executive said is on track to a profitable year for the first time since twenty fourteen once one of europe's a leading financial institutions has struggled since

apple, amazon and super micro have rejected bloomberg‘s claims, which follow a year—long investigation paris cafe after yelling at her has been given a prison sentence. russell trott reports. the scene outside a typical parisien cafe, but look towards the left of the shot. the woman in the red dress, marie laguerre, hasjust been struck by a passerby. the man in the black t—shirt, who she says had been shouting obscenities and through an ashtray at her after she told him to shut up. the encounter lasted just seconds, it has had a lasting impact, afterfootage seconds, it has had a lasting impact, after footage of the incident went viral. it sparked outrage and provoked international debate about the level of harassment experienced by women on a daily basis. the 22—year—old student‘s attacker has now been sentenced to six months in prison and fined more than $2000. prosecutors deem there to be insufficient evidence to find him guilty of sexual harassment. yet as ms laguerre believes the treatment he will receive alongside his sentence could have the greatest impact. translation: what sati

we have seen micro grids provide restoration. hurricane sandy. point the new jersey that were a way to be a viable part of the picture and restoration. the real issue is coordination. visibility to operators like us. working out those types of details. there is certainly promised there. we just need to do more. there is compensation. you can only depend on good neighbors for so long. you need to systematically pay for it. >> i appreciate the conversation i want to go back to the interoperability. this, to me, is a is a big concern. being here in 2001, 9/11 happened i was happened i was in washington, d.c. you could not use the cell phone after horrific massacre year ago , the operability of our first responders, their access to public safety. i cannot stress enough that this is so important when we are addressing this issue, when we have a black star situation. you talked a little bit about the need, it starts with the need to educate agencies. what do you mean by that. >> the regulatory authority for radio spectrum resides at the federal communi

plastics and why are these micro plastics so dangerous for suggesting degrades into the liquid logic looks like. it's all ignition counseling soon the sooner the business. the larger vision system is a vision the bridge lecturing plagiarism is another understood factual english english biggest risk losing an incident like this to the regions first are getting good results they're also transmitting british missy's so it's a sort of roll of the universities a classic just doesn't belong in the new issue which is one of the first hurdles figuring out where all of the plastic is coming from in the first place one of the ninth facts of doing the clean up is but it's unprecedented opportunity just to do studies but the plastic in the ocean so we're taking very large volumes out of it will be studying. the logos will be starting the production they will be studying the languages so definitely before we we had the plastic to the recyclers we'll be giving it to our research team that can get as much data from this is possible. as we watch the project towed through san francisco bay with cryst

summer the been allowed a fur it was a kind of a private militia founded by the french president to micro. said to the police you can't enter my house because i don't have the key please come back tomorrow and they come back they came back the day after and the day after in the safe there was safe was empty of course with a surprise. so it's it's completely political though this new government because it has been today and you go government in france the new government has been born in shame in the shame of raiding the premises of one of the main opposition party in france and said the prosecutor's office was acting and the direct orders of the justice ministry. it must be confirmed that there's a lot of adults that he may be true and i think the lots have been a lot of protests in front of the headquarters of france about a from the the activists of france and bowed and also a lot of activists from the pole of a communist revive all in france so it's completely it's completely political what did the government's maybe the government today it doesn't bode well for the future of french dem

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there was a second question on micro. great question. there are technologies out there.i'm not going to name manufacturer technology, but there are some out there were interested in. we are looking at a three to five to 15 meg range. when we get about 15 actually if you look at what you mentioned, they are looking at 200 being economical. that says the capacity to set up the market. we are looking for individual installation, energy solutions. so that's why we're looking at the 25 range. right now, we are key to the installations that have unbelievable critical missions. a solution would allow us to take that completely off the grid and run it. if you all know what happened, we actually had nuclear reactor for a decommissioned years ago. that was the right location to have some dedicated power source. we are trying to hedge yourself a little bit. if you look at some of the technology we will require licensing other regulatory commission. he might be able to move quickly away. we announced goals for technology at certain locations. >> it's a holy grail as you know. we def

and we need to focus on micro malnutrition. you may ask me since my current nutrients are part of so many functions in the cells it's difficult to gauge what that efficiency results and least. it could be any illness. also hence. we compensate for cereals and rice with low nutritional value. when they're refined and polished they will lose even more of their minerals and micronutrients. so we add stuff like i say copper. in quantities that might not be justified physiologically. ali in this time to that most processed baby food porridge and formula isn't reached with ion. of the eye and we enrich the food with we have only about two percent. the rest goes into the large intestine. and the ion changes the intestinal flora. today we link many illnesses in the west to an altered intestinal flora like allergies loosen intolerance and type one diabetes in children on. minor changes in deficiencies create imbalances the resultant so-called hidden hunger and chronic conditions. could be reduced nutritional value what are food be a fun

as we take you into the micro climate forecast tonight, we still are under a micro climate weather alert due to the red flag fire warning until wednesday where we could get wind gusts of 20-40 miles per hour. but this is strictly an event for the hills. you have to go 1,000 feet and above to see those gusts. mt. saint helena, 62-mile-per-hour gusts. it's been isolated and for the east bay hills under this warning until 9:00 a.m. on wednesday. i am seeing less wind in the forecast the next couple days. the main reason why, the low pressure that helped bring some of the wind to the hills is starting to move to the east. we'll be able to say good-bye t. as you move right into your wednesday morning with a little bit of that dry air still lingering around, we don't see much in the way of cloud cover. temps in the 50s from the south bay to the tri valley. also starting off with 50s for san francisco and the east bay. if you have anything to do with the kids tomorrow, with the costumes at school, you have a great start no matter where are you across the bay area. by the afternoon, things will

let's get a look at the micro climate forecast. tonight is that tryout for the costumes for a lot of the families. take a little try run here. 67 in san jose and mostly clear. we'll let you know what's expected in a few minutes. >>> a new class ring with an old problem, not what the buyer expected. i'm chris camora. nbc bay area responds, next. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. got a failing grade. >>> nbc bay area responds to a gilroy mom whose graduating gift got a failing grade. >> it all but tested her patience and she called us. we're talking about a graduation ring here? >> who still has their class ring? >> i don't think i ever got one. i graduated, though. >> really? >> interesting to know. i never got one either. but this woman says she ordered a class ring for her daughter shelly. when it finally arrived in april, the engraving was off and the stone in the center was cloudy. she immediately called the manuf

of a grain of rice, inserted it at chinese factories that supply to hardware company called super microsed mother boards were built into servers that made it into data centers operated by dozens of companies. the chip could contact computer control by hackers, creates an open door into hardware. supposed corporate victims of the attack as you mention are pushing back against the report. amazon telling cnbc at no time past or present have we ever found any issues relating to modified hardware or malicious chips in super micro mother boards in any elemental or amazon systems apple pushing back, too, saying each time we have conducted rigorous internal investigations based on their inquiries, meaning their bloomberg, and each time found absolutely no evidence to any government agency in this regard ic see the impact on super micro, it's down, falling 55%, falling below 500 million in market cap bottom line for viewers, no consumer data is known to have been stolen. it speaks to broader concerns from u.s. officials about china engaging in spy cam campaigns, based on the tech hardware assemb

the hottest stock of the year, advanced micro turning ice cold.rly 20% from the high just a few weeks ago for more, let's get to josh lip ton in san francisco josh. >> melissa, amd's hot streak has cooled and then some the stock posted a weekly decline of 11.5% its worst in a year coming on an update from rival intel. it said that it's making progress, too, with the next generation chips, so-called 10 nanometer chips. analysts publishing notes. bear downgrading amd to neutral in part because they think expectations for pc share gains from intel could now be too high the stock is still up 160% so far this year. it's certainly not just amd. the semi sector has been under pressure smh dropped almost 4% this week, its worst week since april down 10% from the march high analysts chalk that up to a range of factors heavy valuations, trade tensions and mixed data points. yes, the pc and data markets are strong it's been a slowdown in china markets. i checked in with rosenblad's hans moses he remains a bull. he thinks the company will take share in the se

two requests for contracts for general services and micro set aside contracts for construction management. $1 million for four years. item 10 c issue request for qualifications to solicits four engineering related professional services not to exceeds $4 million for a term of four years. >> do i have a motion. >> i will move it. >> second. >> any public comment on the consent calendar. all in favor. >> aye. 1856, 57, 58 are approved. >> the port contracting -- [ inaudible ] >> yes, commissioners, i am the ports contract. informational item to review the ports contract activity for fiscal year 17-18 from july 1st of 2017 to july 30 of 2018. with past presentations this is chapter 14b of the administrative code and talk about the city's local hire ordinance. i will review the numbers of certified lbe terms and custhe payments made during the reporting period. this istivtive tiffany the out reach cord natetor and -- coordinate to and jewel is here. albie is from the contracted office and we are happy to have him on board. the contract monitoring division classified minority business enterpris

while facebook has purchased a limited number of micro hardware , our investigations revealed it hasot been used in production and we are in the process of removing them. and washington, we have one of the authors of this investigation. jordan, i want to start with you. you are reporting that we are looking at three potential avenues of attack, including the hardware attack we talked about yesterday. walk us through these three different avenues. >> sure, thanks for having me on. here is what we are looking at. we reported yesterday on the added chips, the malicious chips added that went up inside apple and amazon. its, it was the most significant, but according to u.s. officials, according to what the chinese hackers did, was in fact a super micro customer portal where customers would go to update firmware and software on their servers. what this meant was that if you did not get the malicious network, you might've gotten the other element. it was a way to attack hardware in three different ways. --is quite a system sophisticated and broad attack. apple, they denied the hardware hac

st micro is the one hit the most arjun has been delving into the comments and is bringing us the latesthat stands out about this story, it was a hardware attack, not a software attack. so more of a physical presence, which is much harder to achieve and effectively there's a second chip put on to the hardware that wasdetected, according to the reports which have been denied >> there was an infiltration at the super micro level which goes into motherboards. the motherboards are like the beating heart of the server. that's what we're seeing, a new style of attack here, where they've physically been able to attack that brings out questions about the integrity of the supply chain and what happens to companies like apple and amazon who are looking at their global complex supply chains, that's why you're seeing this knee jerk reaction a lot of the suppliers down, they don't supply chips for the apple service, but they supply slips for things like the iphone the iphone was not affected at all, but this might affect how apple looks at its supply chain, does it look at other suppliers, or put mor

advance micro, turning ice cold, sinking 20% from the high a few weeks ago.s get to josh lipton in san francisco. josh. >> melissa amd's hot streak cooled and then some check out the chart. the stock posted a weekly decline of 11.5% the it's worst in about a year coming under pressure following the update from rival intel which remember said it should have enough supply to feet the full-year revenue forecast and said that it's making progress too with the next generation chips so-called 10 nan meter child support agency the team at baird downgraded amd to neutral in part because they speck expectations for pc intel share could be too high. the stock still up more than 160% so far this year. and remember it's certainly not amd. the semi sector in general has been under pressure. look at the smh, a drop of almost 4% this week. the worst week since april down more than 10% from the march high a analysts chalked that up to a range of factors they note heady valuations, escalating trade tensions and mixed data points. yes the pc and data center markets are strong

surfaces in the european union you have about forty three thousand to sixty three thousand tons of microplastic that are dumped and getting into into the system there which is harmful to humans as well so again important first step but probably not the last step while it sounds like he has a lot of work ahead of it myself when i'm stressed but for us. now you haven't had much bend time today because of all the breaking news but i will have a full fifty minutes of business news for you next hour. all right looking ahead to wednesday's champions league action recidivate rounds are gearing up for a top of their group clash against spanish giants atletico madrid. are one of europe's clubs in top form at the moment after their blistering start to the bundesliga campaign. it's not a bad time to be a dortmund fan results are good as the team prepares for a showdown against one of europe's top teams the hosts have been dominating domestically but coach lucien farber is expecting a huge test it's the only side. this is even. better co have been one of the best teams in europe for the last seven o