but in tuscany, northern italy this rises to around four percent. so hawks' data shows that tuscans have more neanderthal genes than any other people living today. if hawks is right, ice age southern europe was a hotbed of neanderthal-human interbreeding. hawks: this was neanderthal habitat. modern humans were interbreeding with them, for a longer time and over a larger geographic space. and subsequently europeans got a little bit more neanderthal dna. narrator: today, a simple blood test can estimate how much of our genetic identity is neanderthal. hawks: do you guys want to find out? students: yes. are you sure you're ready? yes, yes, get over it, okay, all right. at 1.3 percent the least is arial. that's very characteristic actually of african americans in our sample. next, 2.5 percent, is vang. and the most... you're left. how much do you think it is? no more than three percent. not five? i hope not. (everyone laughing) all right, you're the most with three percent, yes. narrator: this field of research is in its infancy and evolving rapidly. ot

concordia going aground off the rocks off tuscany. there was a mass and moments of silence for the 32 people who died. contractors trying to free the capsized ship said they need more time and more money to complete the job safely. france has raised its domestic terrorism alert level after taking military action in two african nations. french forces are backing soldiers trying to repel islamist offensive in mali. and in somalia french commandos tried but failed to rescue an intelligent agent held hostage for three years now. bicyclist lance armstrong sits down for an interview with oprah winfrey tomorrow. there are reports that he's ready to admit to charges of doping which he denied up to now and that he will apologize. eugene patterson the pulitzer prize winning former editor of the atlantic constitution died last night at his home in florida. patterson was a legendary newspaper man. he wrote about the civil rights movement at a time when many southern newspapers avoided dealing with it.

their domain stretches from the legendary vineyards of tuscany and umbria to their property in california'sa valley. antinori is, perhaps, the oldest family business on earth. >> the first document which we have which proves that an ancestor of mine was involved in the wine production dates back to 1385. the patriarch and still the godfather is piero antinori. he bares the noble title of marchese. he works behind an antique desk that dates back to the renaissance. >> when we have to take some decision regarding the family, we have them here. and my father used to do the same thing. >> and in his birthplace, florence, the city that gave birth to the renaissance, that flowering of art, science, and the good life, he leads a visitor to a small window to the past. it looks like a confessional. [laughing] hundreds of years ago, an antinori cellar master sat waiting for customers to knock. >> the cellar master would pass a bottle of chianti wine and would receive the money back. this has been in operation until a couple of centuries ago. >> recent history by your standards. >> yes it is. >> for o

the boats moored in giglio's port as the exact moment when the concordia slammed into the reef off tuscany. the ship's captain, francesco schettino, is accused of manslaughter, causing a shipwreck, and leaving the ship before all the passengers were evacuated. the concordia remains on its side. officials saying it may take up until september to prepare the ship to be rolled upright and towed from the rocks to a port to be dismantled. stars of television and film celebrating the best of the best at the 70th annual golden globes in beverly hills, california. "les misérables" dominating the night with three wins for best actor, best supporting actress, and best musical. and despite an oscar snub, "argo" cleaning up with wins for best director and best drama. "homeland" and "girls" taking top tv honors, but the night's biggest moment belonging to jodie foster, speaking candidly about her personal life and future plans in hollywood. for "teen kids news," i'm eric shawn, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> we've reported on concussions fo with the popularity of high-impact sports, head injur

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the costa concordia capsized a year ago today after hitting rocks near an island in tuscany. 32 peopled. the captain that abandoned the ship is now accused of manslaughter and other charges. as for the costa concordia itself it remains exactly where it has been for the last year, on its side on a rocky shelf. >>> let's check in again with tom kierein for the latest on our forecast. he's outside on the storm team 4 weather deck. >>> cloudy skies and there's been just a few light sprinkles falling around the metro area off and on since about 10:00 this morning. but right now, no rain here northwest. and don't have any in the district either. just some low, grey clouds, live view from the news4 camera. just past 11:30, the moving color is all light rain sprinkles coming through the areas you see in the darker green and the yellows near fredericksburg and may be coming down a little bit harder and not heavy rain at all, advancing to the north and east. we'll have a few sprinkles off and on into the afternoon and maybe a passing shower from time to time. and chilly. we're still in the 40s.

and i know you played piano in a bar in tuscany when you were a teenager.first i remember, i was 18 years old. it was a very different age from now. and i remember that when i decide to play, i didn't know no one song. so, i had to learn a lot of songs in a few days. and i begun just with the songs that you will listen in this album. >> beautiful. david, we're going to hear a little bit of "passione." but you've done albums with him before. what brought you back? >> we have worked together so many times. his mediterranean love songs. duet with j. lo. it's the album that everyone wants to hear. >> we want to hear so much. just begin. "passione." >> all right. ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] ♪ [ singing in foreign language ] [ cheers and applause ] >>> you see him right there. we are back with more of our winter concert series. he has a new album, "passione." he's here with producer, da

a few years ago for our 50th anniversary, our whole family came with us to tuscany.imignano. and there's a tower there. and i was able to climb to the top of that tower. it was between eight and 12 flights of stairs. not everybody did, but i did. i think if i wasn't doing yoga i would probably not be getting around like i do. i won't say i'd be in a wheelchair, but it's made me more flexible, more able to do everything i want to do. >> see if you can pull up from the wrists, and then release those wrists down. when people start yoga, often they feel the benefits right away. maybe as soon as the first class. i've had people tell me in one class it made such a difference to their well being, they decided to continue. during the day at home, whenever i have the opportunity, i will do some stretches. every morning i do a couple stretches in the shower, and then when i get out of the shower. and if i'm lying down watching the tv, i do a lot of the twisting to benefit my back and sciatica problem. and you just incorporate it into your life during the day whenever you think

a few years ago for our 50th anniversary, our whole family came with us to tuscany. and one of my favorite places to go to is san gimignano. and there's a tower there. and i was able to climb to the top of that tower. it was between eight and 12 flights of stairs. not everybody did, but i did. i think if i wasn't doing yoga i would probably not be getting around like i do. i won't say i'd be in a wheelchair, but it's made me more flexible, more able to do everything i want to do. >> see if you can pull up from the wrists, and then release those wrists down. when people start yoga, often they feel the benefits right away. maybe as soon as the first class. i've had people tell me in one class it made such a difference to their well being, they decided to continue. during the day at home, whenever i have the opportunity, i will do some stretches. every morning i do a couple stretches in the shower, and then when i get out of the shower. and if i'm lying down watching the tv, i do a lot of the twisting to benefit my back and sciatica problem. and you just incorporate it