germany's university of routes book the researchers goal to uncover the fruit fly in secret they have an internal clock in their brains. the scientists here in bavaria want to find out just how this internal clock ticks. the. first child out of 1st to use this carbon dioxide to knock out the fruit flies. in the test tubes are normal fruit flies with an internal clock and other genetically modified specimens whose internal clocks have been removed by researchers. are there any differences the scientists look for them in a dark room where external stimuli such as light can be shut out. of the normal through flies do indeed have a circadian rhythm with light or without the always awake and at the same time. butterflies without an internal clock have no rhythm there or wait for 5 minutes then go to sleep for 5 minutes whether night for doing. the research are now months to find out how this internal clock is structured by rendering it visible within the brain. a journey through the mind of a fruit fly. the bright green dots are the internal clock cells. entire networks in both brain hemis

across the -- part of the reason that is the case is of course because the taxpayer heavily, heavily subsidizes going to university and at the expense of routeswe see, women acquire more college degrees than men. i think this is sort of a chicken and egg cultural issue as well when there are fewer opportunities to have dignity in work and also to get the cultural respect that i think men both need and deserve in the workplace and from women. we see it as sort of this phenomenon. charles: right. >> it is not good, i don't think these guys are having a great time. largely, they're about, half of these folks, men who are out of the workforce longer term, they're on pain medication. i don't think this is good thing in any imagination. i don't agree with andrew yang. i don't think there will be flourishing of creativity. i think there will be a flourishing of misery. charles: so is this a faustian deal where amazing great, high-paying jobs move away, from what i call dirty fingernail employment, right? because robots doing all that stuff? these folks say, okay we'll make all of the money. we'll pay a little bit extra in taxes for those who cannot

of college students are under investigation tonight, santa clara university is looking into reports of a massive party at an off-campus fraternity house over the weekend. as you can see from these make route packed into the back yard. thank you for joining us here on kron 4 news at 5 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis course that party was in direct violation of county health codes and. >>serves as the type of gathering that has the potential to become such a super spreader event. >>four's rob fladeboe has more on this story for us live now from santa clara broad. >>we'll try keep the university tonight is a warning that there may be consequences associated with the party held here at a fraternity just off campus week ago saturday evening once more. the investigation comes as county health officials are warning against just this kind of thing with the super bowl sunday coming ahead of us here, let's take a look. >>i think everyone is is growing more member of a neighboring fraternity who wishes to remain anonymous said the party here at the offcampus california phi fraternity. a week ago saturday has led to a backlash that has put other fraternities and perhaps shot of clara u

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resident and had lots of ties to the bay area he studied law at u c berkeley after graduating from cornell university, he lived and worked in san francisco for decades as well pella dino route tired about a year ago with his wife they're planning on traveling but of course the pandemic hit and then. >>you know his attack happened last week so tragic way to die, but also what a poetic justice in that he helped put his attackers in jail behind bars i mean this man had a huge legacy. we have a lot more that on our website kron 4 dot com live in san francisco sarah stinson back to you all right. >>thank you very much sir. and it's a rainy morning across the bay area we have wet roadways from north to south coast or inland areas, but some of our heaviest of rain stretches from the south bay on up into the east bay, i'm looking especially close to this area of rainfall right here between sunnyvale and santa clara, it's moving to the northeast. so expect some uptick in rainfall intensity around the fetus on up into the tri valley here within the next few minutes tracking all the showers in the latest as it involves your forecast. and we're seen multiple areas of roadway flooding a

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