engineer them saif and be eyeball to manage them in a why. people. intervene externally well that and also just to make sure that our bodies and brains and minds can cope with it because most of the near a science. as i talk to you right now are saying that with the amount of information we have right now accessible to the internet we our brains are just going crazy because it's too much for it we're not custom made for the kind of information so if. if we're talking about you know having a chip in our hat constantly being upgraded and updated with information that does it mean that we're all going to be slightly insane in couple of generations. who will again i don't type good to start being view about that there might be advantages there's always some disadvantages it depends on. where the new technology is over rule of benefits and law i personally experiments i think suggests that how bodies can manage being. distributed being fragmented. having additional limbs to perform with and i think that want to do is speculate about contestable few choose

equipment and hunting supplies the beauty industry is developing rapidly with trying to keep up with saif i was succeeding like a. busy growing to us for medical instruments are in high demand we've received special is from various companies which manufacture surgical tools. on your company office training courses where we teach by russian nationals and foreign citizen. a complaint which sparked impeachment proceedings against president trump is really the whistleblower admits to being a direct witness to most events described. today. we were presented with the most graphic evidence. that the present united states has betrayed his oath of office. betrayed to defend our national security and betrayed us to defend our constitution but. his desire to investigate the corrupt activities of former us vice president joe biden.

here say unless security forces succeed in stopping the violence they want to return home catherine saifal jazeera nathen book enough. steven anderson now a spokesman for the international committee of the red cross he says people who face an impossible choice and became a faster between staying or leaving. the situation is it's really difficult there are many people that are forced to flee there are displaced so we're talking about $270000.00 in august and then many many people also have problems having access to healthcare we're talking here about about half a 1000000 people and the situation really has degraded deteriorated rapidly in the past months since the beginning of 2019 actually so for people it's really very often an extremely hard choice between staying in their village with lots of security very often difficulties to access health and water or basically leaving and leaving everything behind so it's extremely harsh for them and for us for the international committee of the red cross also for the book you know the red cross society or other humanitarian workers it's not easy

more saif than smoking that's all because ok what calls in what we've seen what 2 american states to suddenly legislate in the u.s. president he's also got involved now right so there's been a trickle of deicer if you like that's becoming a flow the centers for disease control and prevention the c.d.c. in the united states started reporting a spike in lung related or pulmonary problems last year but just as the regular does of struggle to control the actual device there will so 2 of health scientists struggle to actually string together any meaningful data about the side effects so there are no studies a decade long into a problem that 75 years old so this all of which can be summarized as what we don't known and then what has really moved the needle i think in the in the last year is that they've started to take notice of the sheer numbers of people who have ip and one particular group print that being seen i just i'm going to show you a graph that a feed in the in the new england medical journal usa 2 lines on the top left to bottom right is 20 years of legislation against big toba

pfizer's say a society led coalition air strike in the country saif has killed at least 13 people the bomb hits a residential building in diala province a search and rescue operation is under way on monday an airstrike an unknown province killed 7 people all members of the one family they were hiding in a mosque. the deaths of 40 people at an afghan wedding are adding to major concerns about security just days before the presidential election there's uncertainty about exactly what happens in the most a calorie region of helmand province on sunday nights the government says the army was targeting a taliban training base where they killed fighters and arrested others question is why so many civilians died but mcbride reports from kabul. afghanistan's military says the attack against foreign fighters was successful but once again it seems civilians including women and children became casualties sources in helmand province so the victims were attending a wedding party on sunday evening when they were attacked as the rescuers attended to the dead and injured a crowd gathered at a local hos

we will never let iranian land become a battlefield and we will fight to the end no way it will be saif bay careful. hussein salami took charge of the islamic revolutionary guard corps earlier this year his warning to iran's enemies came at a ceremony to unveil new exhibits at the war museum and to her own exhibits which are no doubt especially prized drones seized or shot down by iranian forces who are forward who today we see the largest collection of global drones in this museum and people can closely observe different kinds of drawings that mostly belongs to america this museum serves as a lesson to our enemies to those who threaten the nation of iran. iran is investing heavily in developing weapons to respond leaders say to the ongoing us military buildup in the middle east iran has also been able to reinforce its armory by reverse engineering the kind of american and british equipment on display here. attacks on saudi arabian oil facilities earlier this month have renewed fears that iranian military support for hooty fighters in yemen is what made them possible. but answering ques

so far more than 16,000 saif's from vehicles have been reported this year alone.h to catch. they're tough to prosecute. police say the best way to stop a car thief is to. it's not leave any valuables inside yhur car we talked to one who tells us that she's been actually seen an uptick in break ins on her street alone and she thinks most the victims. >>he says they've taken their passports your your airline tickets. they've taken all the contents of the car and it happens in 20 or 30 seconds and it's all over. so it's r very depressing. >>san francisco police say more foot patrols are helping to decrease the number of car burglaries compared to last year. but it's an issue that the 4 main candidates, running for the office of san francisco district attorney are going to be discussing. we're hosting a debate it's going to be held right here in our studios katharine hayden will be our moderator and it's going to air today at 3 o'clock interest in watching make sure you download the kron on app because it will stream exclusively on that app go to kron on dot tv to dow

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by walking together implementing what will be decided at the summit will be the hard part catherine saif al jazeera. still ahead in al-jazeera we're going to take a closer look at what's behind the new soybean meal deal between argentina and china. how the weather the last 2 days and probably the next one is going to be and has been pretty severe in east and spain the circulation of clouds around was an early autumn no really it's just been pounding the since famed particularly around north sea and just to the north with rainstorm off to rain still it's also reached it be certain the other body erika has i think the forecast will keep it in the east in spain for at least the rest of saturday before we see eventually move on saturday and sunday might expand the risk to rest as buy in but reduce it where it's currently so bad ass the rest of europe quite the most part as you can see scandinavia the british isles increasingly windy cloudy and sometimes wet which is all consistent with the change of season now given what's been happening recent spaniards think well maybe the nearby northwest

but it wasn't saif and the u.s. authorities knew it was inside. yemen i mean yemen. and then. the wrath. of the willing. you know anyone any you named them and all the and i'm not. one and get a lot of play you need other than you have given what happened as a result of the bravo test was that a coverup was launched very shortly after march 1 mean there's such a history of wrong information outright lies deception there was no no attempt to take the most conservative approach and make sure that everybody was ok they knew what the right to follow it was going to go. and they took that risk when i had been made known full well equipped. they still had an opportunity to evacuate even on day of the show but these people were not evacuated we were not evacuated and people. so it only leaves one blown up when we believe that number one the united states made this from guinea pigs they thought that. the effects of radiation would do and it's a pretty strong indication that you know the station knew it seems extraordinary here we are this far into the 21st century talking to people st

and south korean politicians are saif their heads in public to protest the country's new justice minister he's facing allegations his daughter received on 5th favorable treatment at university. a saudi gurnall today presented parts and pieces of drawings and missiles as evidence claiming that this proves that iran quote unquestionably sponsored strikes last weekend on saudi oil facilities yet where those buttons were launched from well we still don't know and iran again today denying any involvement tonight saudi arabia is a show intel that iran says is just smoke and mirrors i'm burned off in berlin this is the day. that that was announced from the north and was unquestionably this was sort of by iran you know because the senate in yemen he to need does trails around to warn you . dance you know than from this warning consider putting an end to war in the region. if you wanted to string that i think that.