the um un system is -- immune system is prone for a lot of things we put in our body.ith this, it doesn't react. they are looking at it for tennedons, suchers and all sorts of things because the body doesn't reject it. >> do they know why? our immune system is designed to recognise other agents. >> yes. i think there's so much work to be done. plenty of people are trying to create the things, there's not a lot looking at questions of that, on this tiny scale, what is it that the immune system doesn't respond to. there could be huge opportunities with that alone. my other favourite part of the shoot was working with the baby goats. they were pretty adorable. i couldn't help but take a bunch of pictures with them. if you want to see more photos on the field follow us on instagram and tumbler. >> so cool. >> it was a lot of fun to work on. i'll bring you guys back spieders next time. >> marita davison, what do you have next? >> i wept looking for a better vegetable. i did it in monsanta, a lightening rod for controversy. we got a first-hand look and i'll tell you about it

they seem in the east block down from the un system i think i'm a twenty fifth of may. life went on in my state of israel and the other. when the sun than we can one man. it isn't an easy run to the and is equipped with an eagle eye on the land on me. and it's all delegates elected to ride in the mix the road. the owners of the job here just to be issues need to stick to this position in eastern europe wish it wasn't as directors at the korean quite good just to plant hunters from norwegian netherlands belgium and is doing a reading test is to keep security as a delicacy. and if necessary to his point is the most authentic evidence is increasingly true color as it used to you from the beginning of the match if i just embraced is about to turn to spend it on for several months. the ship was on the kindle in them co host of history. it is in kuantan that the seven days have been trained to him that the staff a special military camp was located at the security service has detained a citizen of ukraine could use to work with a foreign intelligence. it was accepted by the ru

how far along is the missile system but with jong-un continues to be developed and if things aren't bright enough i'm going to cheer you people up. the north koreans are developing a new and it looks like they have already developed it based on the test launches that they did in recent months a new for them 300-millimeter of sippola sippola -- a rocket launcher system. the system and put on the dmz between the two koreas can hit not just seoul at sub seoul. why is that important? what do we have south of seoul? hossanah airbase so very important stuff. they already have local rocket launchers and long-range guns that can target parts of seoul read much of this has come to the floor after kim jong-il's death. most of what i've talked about after kim jong-il's death so it's good to know i guess that jong-un is carrying on his father's legacy. what about conventional forces? i think the biggest problem guys like me have with conveying the north korean threat is folks like yourself well-educated folks that care about international affairs often watch shows like frontline and i tutu when the ca

un convention against torture. >> we have a convention and legal system to prohibit torture, which is the most comprehensive.espite that, what we have on the ground is double standards and hypocrisy. one of the reasons the problems is rife and rampant is because people get away with it. the point of impugnify. >> amnesty's global survey found in many countries people thought it was possible they'd be tortured if tape into custody. in some countries many believes it's just bid if it protect the public. in most, they believe torture is long. >> the vuk tim has blood... >> i met a human rights activates from nigeria, where they ablaze and army use torture. >> he piers his hand in my left arm. i was kept behind a concrete wall. i had my head smashed on the concrete several times, and i collapsed. >> amnesty says that countries serious about fighting torture should open prisons to ipp dependent monitors, allow interpretations to be filmed and keep medical records for prisoners. small steps. for now, in too many countries those who torture feel they can get away with anything. >> earlier today the international cr

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system? i don't know. but under kim jong-un it continues to be developed. as if things aren't bright enough because i'm here to cheer you people up, the north koreans are developing a new and it looks like of our redevelopment based on the test launches that they did in recent months, a new, for them, 300-millimeter multiple rocket launcher system. this system when put on the dmz between the two koreas can hit not just sal but south of seoul. why is that important? what we're just south of seoul? an air base. camp humphreys army base. so very important stuff. they already have multiple rocket launchers and long range guns that can target parts of seoul. they're just increasing the capability. much of this has come to the floor after kim jong-il's death. most of what i just talked about after kim jong-il's death. so it's good to know, i guess, that kim jong-un is carrying on his father's legacy. what about conventional forces? i mean, i think the biggest problem guys like me have with conveying the north korean threat is folks like yourself, well educated fo

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system. all of the following are considered punishable by death. absence from prayer services. wearing unndecent cloth. use of the word allah by christians. the irony is that one of the men that was chosen is one of the most flagrant to violate sharia. earlier this week, i spoke to jillian lauren who experienced the sex-obsessed world of the sultan of brunei and his family. >> i was 18 years old. i was a wild child. i had a lot of wanderlust. i fell into this situation, which was supposedly a casting call to work at a nightclub in singapore. then when they called me and offered me the position, they told me actually it was an invitation to go be a guest of the prince of brunei and go to his parties every night. >> he's implementing sharia, but he lives a life quite to the contrary. >> i'm not an expert of sharia law. they live an incredibly lavish lifestyle. the prince has these parties every night with drinking and women and dancing. i have adjusted to bizarre circumstances over there. it certainly makes me feelsad about myself at that age that i didn't take better care of myself. our re

six thousand person now a french cyber security team finds a jets a missile defense system from poland and a belgian un t. aircraft unit are all involved and if you know here this is a clearer picture of the nato military buildup in a stand a europe since ukraine was plunged into violence and dozens of find a jazz and several spy planes have been deployed to secure the blocks dominance of the region's airspace and the target of a show of force is no secret says international affairs commentator. u.s. troops are stationed in most every former warsaw pact country outside of the soviet union itself next year the u.s. and nato is a joint enterprise joint endeavor are going to place twenty four intermediate range standard missile three interceptor missiles in romania right across the black sea from russia with the prospect three years later. deploying a similar amount of twenty four to be exact standard missile threes of a more advanced variety and ball so what we're talking about is both a very real military presence that poses a threat to non nato members in the neighborhood and those are in the first ins

system of collective security i think has failed. the one that centers around the united nations and the un security council, the primary rule is the use of force. i think historically that rule is incorrect this is the work of woodrow wilson in establishing the league of nations and the idea that this rule, this criminalization of oral harkens back and built on trust tradition that ran from cicero on the way through the great medieval thinkers. this is very wrapped up in the legal theory. they talk about lots of things we tal talked about today like humanitarian intervention, preventive and preemptive war and ways that go well beyond the simple idea that any use of force other than self defense is illegal. the countries haven't followed this idea of the just war crime allies of self-defense historical. they were not doing it under the charter institutionally dead but plenty since the charter in self-defense and to the un i think has been fairly careless to stop it and the invasion of ukraine is a good example. part of the rule is an institution that if you require the full agreement of the security council to authorize measures agains

be the first time the issue of killer robots or lethal autonomous weapon systems as they're called will be addressed within the un's convention on certain conventional weapons meaning. the group within the u.n. tries to single out particularly heinous methods of warfare and restrict their use meanwhile a third of people in the u.k. fear the spread of android technology according to a new poll the biggest concern the potential use of killer machines in the hands of the military are to surf earth want to find out just how threatening androids of the future could be or if they're nothing more than a helping hand. well they say the truth is stranger than fiction and when it comes to robots they could well be right take a look at this little guy who has been designed to mimic people's movements now way here at the imperial college robot say and it's showcasing some of the cutting edge . technology and there's lots of interactive areas that people can join in i'm just going to come eva head. thank you very much for joining us now this is this is really cutting edges and this is the three d. printing drawing can you expla

un to kiev uprising in ukraine. well the mainstream media is crying for nato expansion new missile systems and all sorts of stuff to feed the military industrial complex because of what is happening in ukraine yeah demonizing russia is big business in fact it's pretty much what gave birth to the military industrial complex all the way back when eisenhower coined the term but thankfully at least the czech republic is not buying into the fear mongering their defense minister martin said a big no to nato stationing permanent troops in his country to counter the threat of something happening because of the the chaos in ukraine he mentioned that the czechs didn't like permanently stationed soviet troops in their country and that they didn't want long term foreign fighters there now i bring this up for two reasons firstly an e.u. politician actually presented a logically consistent argument which is a rare treat nowadays and secondly using all the little nato countries are not in the organization to make decisions they're there to bow their heads and do was told and let basis be built in our country in exchange for prote

it seems blatantly unfair and un-american to take their money and not give them the right to due process. does c.m.s. have any plans to restore fairness to the system for our providers? >> so just to clarify the outset the third level of appeals are the administrative law judges level is outside the jurisdiction and c.m.s. while we have direct oversight over is the first two levels of appeal. everybody is afforded any overdetermination whether by a mack rack or other contractors. they're afford that had opportunity to make sure that the audits are being conducted appropriately and the right determinations are being arrived at. >> what's the backlog? how long are they waiting for to get into the appeal process and getting it resolved? >> the first two levels the second of which is an independent level of appeal or oversight, the oig is actually published a report that shows that there is no substantial backlog at if first two levels of appeal. the issue arrives later and on average we are within the time frames that are required of us. i would say in addition with respect to the ortsdzotics and prosthetics issue this is clearly an important area. an