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they're the same being just us that intertwines for example they're not the same person but actually potence are probably even less like the original between because of the environment so the clone to it might look a little similar it would be the same greek it might have different markings but it certainly wouldn't have the same memories of the same personality so it wouldn't be the same animal so in a sense do dog owners nolde this before they're going in for cloning or is it just the physical look that they think they're going in for. well if you read the comments that owners have made about why they are excluded it's clear they don't just want an animal of the same street here equal talking about preserving the essence of their hips or keeping some part of the law i will that same soul as the old gets and i don't think perhaps they understand what the procedure is going to do so that's where we are supposed to turn the question does arise if animals can be cloned and other animals have been cloned in the past the question would be humans. are far behind. just because we can do it in dogs

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase its potency police have so far arrested ten people. vote counting is underway in nigeria after yesterday's elections to choose a new president a new parliament polling had been postponed for a week due to logistical hitches the army says it killed six people are described as quote political hoodlums amid unrest in the south the election results are expected in the next few days. in the egyptian seaside resorts a shake leaders from the european union and the arab league are holding a summit together for the first time today meeting seeks to strengthen ties between the e.u. and arab nations european council president on the saudi arabia's king solomon arrived on saturday german chancellor angela merkel will also take part priorities on the agenda include security and migration the leaders are also expected to discuss the middle east peace process as well as conflicts in yemen and syria. and moving on to venezuela washington has signaled it wants to help venezuela self-proclaimed president juan why

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency most of the victims were tea plantation workers in the countries that with these. and here are the football results from match day twenty three in the bundesliga so far. came from behind to beat nuremberg by or new nick edged out hertha berlin dropped points at home to holes or minds defeated shall and freiburg thumped. on friday braman share this bold spoils with stuttgart on sunday hand over free base frankfurt and dortmund host. on monday entertain hoffenheim and. it's not news that when you use a free app like facebook it's not really free you're paying it with your data and your privacy but now report in the wall street journal has revealed that the apps on your phone could be sending your sensitive user data to facebook even if you're not a facebook user and that includes sensitive health data our reporter sacre has is here to talk to us a little bit about it can you tell us broadly which which apps we're talking about here well so the wall street journal did a test of seventy o

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liger liquor contains toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency most of the victims were teach plantation workers in the country's north east. a top roman catholic cardinal has admitted that the church destroyed its records about priests who sexually abused children reinhard marx made the revelation during a speech at a vatican conference on preventing sexual abuse by clergy victims of the crime say they find little comfort in the admission. i'm asked and the third day of the vatican conference on child sex abuse the mood was somber as pope francis reflected on the proceedings. but if. we spoke to each other we listened to the voices of the victims who survived the crimes you've suffered in our church. to enter the future with renewed courage we need to say to the prodigal son father i have sinned. so it was earlier pope francis looked on as church officials reckoned with a decades long legacy of sex abuse some have criticized francis for moving too slowly to address accusations me after his predecessor failed to address the subject at all german

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency bullies have so far arrested ten people. a u.n. report says twenty eighteen was the deadliest year in afghanistan's nearly two decade long war almost four thousand civilians were killed and thousands more wounded and attacks and bombings the u.s. on the rebel taleban hold a new round of talks aimed at ending the conflict on monday. washington has signaled that it wants to help when his oil a self-proclaimed president oust his rival nicolas maduro u.s. secretary of state tweeted that his country is willing to take action to support my dope and vice president mike pence to set to meet with why go in colombia tomorrow why has urged the international community to keep all options open these developments come after venezuelan troops stopped opposition supporters trying to bring humanitarian aid into the country. opposition groups were hoping soldiers at the border would stand aside for the a chip minutes and said troops loyal to the government used tear gas and gunfire to defend that arcad

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency many of the victims were teeth plantation workers in the country's north east. south korean media are reporting that north korean leader kim jong un has set off for vietnam on his armor train next week he will meet with u.s. president donald trump and one or these three thousand kilometer journey is expected to take at least two days. a roman catholic cardinal has admitted that the church destroyed their records about priests who sexually abused children reinhard mox brought this to light in a speech at the vatican conference on preventing sexual abuse by clergy and friday marks met with some of the victims and heard firsthand their testimony of the traumatic experience. millions of bad starts to move my legs that's my sex. i had no idea what was this about. that day my whole life and. it will never be the same. people have told me jesus saves. pieces on top of a cross is heating up my shit. it was the only thing i could focus on to take me out of what was happening. and what he's say

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase its potency police have arrested ten people so far. north korean leader kim jong un has left for vietnam on his armored train the three thousand kilometer journey is expected to take two days kim met kim will meet with u.s. president donald trump in handling on thursday. the polls have opened in the west african state of senegal which is holding a presidential election incumbent macky sall who is seeking a second term is hoping his economic record will help him avoid a runoff or challengers are vying to replace all two key opposition figures were barred from running results are due on friday. historic day for the sport of football today in cohan hawse becomes the first woman to coach a men's team in one of germany's top five league's fifty year club and burke are at the bottom of their division but their new coach says she is ready for the challenge. cup is a little known place in northwest germany. to put the town on the map on sunday never before has a woman been in charge of a men's team in th

still hospitalized officials say the illegal liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency police have so far arrested ten people. polls have been opened in the west african state of senegal which is holding a presidential election incumbent macky sall who's seeking a second term is hoping his economic record will help him avoid a runoff for challengers who are vying to replace all opposition figures were banned from running results are due on friday. temperatures drop below freezing in the german capital over the weekend meaning a life threatening conditions for homeless people in the city our next report accompanies volunteers in berlin who spend their night helping those sleep outside . the warning bus sets off sophia and all of our tonight's team the first calls are already coming in. depending on the weather they could get up to one hundred calls a night. the. paramedics have just called the warm boss about a drunken man they cannot attend to sophia and all of us bring him to an emergency shelter it's already full but they will make an exception outside temperatures ho

hospitalized officials say the illegal bootleg liquor contained toxic amounts of methanol to increase potency most of the victims were teeth plantation workers in the country's north east. south korean media reporting that north korean leader kim jong un has set off for vietnam on his armor train next week he will meet with u.s. president donald trump and honey the three thousand kilometer journey is expected to take at least two days. top roman catholic cardinal has admitted to that the church destroyed its records on priests who sexually abused children ron howard marks made the revelation during a speech at the vatican conference on preventing sexual abuse by clergy victims of the crime said they find little comfort in the admission. sex abuse survivors marching through rome determined not to let the vatican off the hook for some german cardinal reinhard marks his admissions were unsatisfying we've destroyed criminal evidence of child sex crimes. well that sounds like illegal is what that sounds like how do you find out about it. so who did it so those questions weren't answered earlier in

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, what may be the potency of the cohen testimony with over everybody's shoulder as you noted, the muellereport? >> another great question, would anyone on vegas would have bet on it snowing in vegas? both gentlemen have agreed to stay with us. we'll continue our questioning right after this. h us we'll continue our questioning right after this >>> just to finish a point, that is snow on the luxor, on the strip in las vegas to the surprise of many. what are the odds? back to our subject at hand, if anything our president has been spooling up his attacks on news media in our free society to an even greater degree in these last few days. most notable his response to "the new york times" report about the president's efforts to derail and discredit the investigations around him. he wrote on twitter, "the new york times" reporting is false. they are a true enemy of the people. it prompted this front page from another of his hometown papers today. and this from the new york daily news editorial board. quote, at a time when partisans already too often make their own reality, at a time when dictat

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spending a great deal more money for less potency now here's the point they have to settle that that's not they might they have to settle that at the time we leave otherwise they pick up a bigger bill so mr barney a knows very well that until this for example is settled nothing is settled but we are we are there's no point in revisiting history there's no dance in the country for a further general election what their arguments for from i know from standing on doorsteps in my constituency is for the u.k. government to proceed with the negotiations and then got the best possible deal so that's why all these things should be very much explored the my point is that in trying to get a solution that kate's both remain as and brick city years britain seems to be reduced to putting forward ideas that are pretty. unworkable is that really the best your party can do well i think that all options have to be on the table until there was an objective well i think the understanding is understanding of the why things are rejected now the fact that referendum has been hugely divisive in this country i

exceptions -- intermittent exceptions for which the president who served woodrow wilson discover the potency of radio. we now have presidents at all times. it is franklin roosevelt, the first washington employer -- employed i woodrow wilson -- by woodrow wilson. election where he won in 48 states. he went fishing and on monday he got to fish, which he named. -- named after the two states he failed to carry. after he returned from that fishing trip, he gave a speech in which he said the government is like a carriage drawn by three team set of forces. he said if they do not work , andher in harmony harnessed together. the thing does not work. used an analogy, a metaphor. madison'sudiating sense of rival institutions, the rivalry being healthy. earlier, heears said it is all very well these a --l procedures being apart from that. -- powers would be given to me if we were suffering a foreign invasion. the foremost american columnist at that time wrote thereafter, a mild species of dictatorship will -- in the road ahead. that calls us back to federalist 47. where madison said the acute relation o

until the coming of president ford, for which the president who served woodrow wilson discover the potency of radio. we now subsequently had presidents rhetorically in our presence at all times. it is franklin roosevelt, the first washington employer -- employed by woodrow wilson -- by woodrow wilson. after the 1936 campaign and election where he won in 48 states, he went fishing and on monday he got two fish, which he named. -- named after the two states he failed to carry. after he returned from that fishing trip, he gave a speech in which he said the government is like a carriage drawn by three team set of forces. -- horses. he said if they do not work together in harmony, and harness together, the thing does not work. analogy,dr use of an a metaphor. he was repudiating madison's sense of rival institutions, the rivalry being healthy. it should not have surprised anyone that he said that in 1937. 4 years earlier, he said it is all very well these normal procedures, but we must have a temporary departure from that. that would bes, given to me if we were suffering a foreign invasion. the

states i mentioned are advancing their cyber capabilities which are relatively low cost and growing in potencynd severity. this includes thread inning both minds and machines in an expanding number of ways. >> i was saying a lot there, the director of national intelligence dan coats just last month on the ongoing foreign cyber threats to our country. he said one of the things that keeps him awake at night is the possibility that a foreign actor like russia could kill the power and turn off the heat across all of new england in the dead of winter. think about that. this week we learned that russia is preparing for its own cyber war simulation. this is an on one, russia is apparently planning an experiment to disconnect its internet from the rest of the world. stayed media reporting, quote, the goal isst to insure the uninterrupted operation of are the internet in this country in case of unforeseen threats from outside it comes off the u.s. authorized offensive cyber operations and nato said it was mulling offensive defense with cyber warfare rules. in other words the kind ofds things our govern

he's long been aware of the political potency of the issue.oment. you mentioned manus island and nairu and they can be pretty terrible as well. essentially there are two ways to look at this. one of them is that the government is genuinely concerned that the legislation, or the amendments that went through parliament over the last 24 hours, will trigger a new wave of boats coming particularly from indonesia and want to make sure that they've got the facilities in place to deal with that. i think they also want to make sure that the signal goes out to people in indonesia that they are very serious about stopping them. on another level, this issue is very fraught politically in australia and i think there is a lot of cynicism around about the extent to which the government is ramping up the potential threat of new vote arrivals to maximise the pressure on the opposition labour party. stay with us on outside source. still to come... a big protest in the philippines after police arrest the head of a news website that's critical of the government.

but version 2.0 feels like it has upped its potency.ter on this story for politico, natasha koreki, a national correspondent for politico. thanks very much for joining us. thanks for this good work. >> thanks for having me. >> i feel like this is a story that people kind of viscerally recognize the truth of this if they've been spending any time on social media, but it's very hard to articulate what it is that people are seeing, what the contours are, how this sort of campaign works. because of that, i want to ask you if you think i adequately described what i'm seeing as a little bit of a crossover, be also some departure from what we saw in 2016. >> right. i think you nailed it. i think you nailed it. it is definitely a shift in strategy, and that is what we found in our reporting. a lot of that reporting was based on -- we worked in concert with this group called guardians ai out of new york. they work with a larger group of data scientists and researchers who are trying to sort of look at this in a more systematic way. but what they

but as a practical matter, it has lost its potency. republicans, many behind the scenes, some publicly, have told the white house it's a bad idea it sets a terrible precedent, and we're not likely to stand with you. so the white house is going back to what it has always said it preferred in this matter, a legisl , part of the president's mission tonight with the speech is to create some momentum for just that kind of compromise. >> imagine, we donmajor, we dont to lose sight of this new pentagon report that says isis could reenmerge in syria without a continued military presence. how does this affect the proposal by the president to withdraw troops from syria? >> well, it slows it down and creates a need for him to temper the rhetoric which was all about victory a few weeks ago. isis is defeated, we've won, we're coming home. that's not going to be the case. the president has basically grudgingly acknowledged forces are going to stay there longer than he originally announced a couple of weeks ago. this is the underlying reason why. you

they said, well, this helps with potency, and there was real viagra in it.t know you're taking a medicine that could interact with other medicines. >> right. >> you look at the industry, $40 billion, $50 billion, $60 billion, andne none have been proven. none have an effect on the disease. dr. gottlieb said we're taking down compounds that said they will help alzheimer's, help dementia, help cancer, and he tweeted pictures almost mocking it. that these companies are advertising and taking advantage of people, you know, four out of five elderly, one in three children take these. we have to step up and protect. >> you talk about stepping up. that's where we're going next. 65 years ago today dr. jonas salk administered the first mass injections of the polio vaccine to a group of elementary school students in pittsburgh. before the vaccine, polio caused more than 15,000 cases of paralysis every year. no cases have originated in the united states since 1979. this is where we get to the step up, the story behind the vaccine. you were telling us about it in the com

i'm more inclined to see the potency and results than unfortunate shortcomings. >> secretary west. >> senator, the national defense strategy requires us to answer this question. >> secretary mattis says by with and through any time he was with by with and through other nations i heard him say that many times i know that's an important part of the strategy. >> since there must be resource allocation, we must look at number one the nature of the threat, local forces who do not demonstrate intent or capability do not deserve the same resource allocation as do those enemies with the capability and the public declaration they will strike us. number two, as general thomas said, what are the odds of success of training this force? how long will it take? and how well connected are they to the people and to the government? >> general nakasone, how about the cyberrealm? talk about the partner capacity activities and engagement with them. >> i would add to the importance of building partnerships as our national defense strategy , as indicated. my perspective in terms of what i've seen in the cyb

force that is cobbled together over time through partnering efforts, so i'm more inclined to see the potency and the results than some of the shortcomings. >> secretary west? >> the national defense strategy requires us to answer this question. >> by, with, and through other nations, i heard him say that many times and i know that is important part of the strategy. >> since there must be a resource allocation, we must begin to look at number one the nature of the threat, local forces who do not demonstrate intent or capability do not deserve the same resource allocation. number two, as general thomas says, what are the odds of success for training this force, how long will it take, and how well-connected are they to the people and the government? >> how about in the cyber realm talk a little bit about the partner capacity issue and connectivity so we are engaged with them? >> i would add to the importance of building these partnerships as our national defense strategy has indicated. my perspective in terms of what i've seen within the cyberspace demand is it provides critical elements. first

and we have found that using that has reduced the prescriptions for high-potency painkillers. in your experience, what do you think are the barriers into ferk effective research for the benefits of cannabis treatments and how can this possibly be a non -- or can this be a nonaddictive approach or alternative to chronic pain, just another tool in the toolbox? >> i first of all think it is -- it has great potential to be another tool in the toolbox. i don't think there's ever going to be a one size fits all magic bullet because pain is different in different people. in terms of how to move the research forward in medical marijuana, and one of the issues has been because of the unusual legal status, shall we say, in the united states, research has been limited. there's no consistency between the different types of marijuana. the studies done. so what we need is good. they're going on. some are coming but we need good, consistent, well designed clinical studies with good, consistent material so that we can fully assess the impact. don't get me wrong. also the potential draw backs.

medical marijuana in nevada and we have found that using that has reduced the prescriptions for high potency painkillers. so, in your experience, what do you think are the barriers into effective research for the benefits of cannabis treatments -- how can this possibly be can this possibly be a nonaddictive approach or alternative to chronic pain, just another tool in the toolbox? dr. coop: first of all, i think it has great potential to be another tool in the toolbox. i don't think there is ever going to be a one-size-fits-all magic bullet. in terms of how to move the research forward in terms of medical marijuana, one of the because of the unusual legal status, shall we ,ay, in the united states research has been limited. there is no consistency between the different types of marijuana , the studies done. good,e need is consistent, well-designed critical studies with good, consistent material so that we can fully assess the impact. don't get me wrong, also the potential drawbacks. >> like everything else. thank you so much. >> thank you, senator. senator murkowski. >> thank you, mr. chairm

china, russia, north korea, iran, advancing cyber capabilities which are low-cost and growing in potency and severity. this includes threatening minds and machines in an expanding number of ways such as stealing information, attempting to influence populations, or developing ways to disrupt critical infrastructure. as the world becomes interconnected we expect these actors and others to rely more and more on cyber capabilities when seeking to gain political, economic, and military advantages over the united states and its allies and partners. now that i've covered the big for i will hit on regional and transnational threats. hasident bashar al-assad largely defeated the opposition and is seeking to regain control over all of syrian territory. remaining pockets of isis and opposition fighters will violence as weke have seen in incidents happening in syria. the regime will focus on retaking territory was seeking to avoid conflict with israel and turkey. we assessed turkey is in the midst of a transformation of its political and national identity that will make washington's relations with a