that's why the soil around will cain as is often superficial so while volcanic eruptions can be terrifying they also provide a rich foundation for life and on the topic of life how do seine from india sent in a question. how could life arise from inorganic matter. and. unlike dead matter living organisms need nutrition they reproduce and develop in part according to a genetically programmed plan but how did life originate and where there are many different theories here's one. the story began some 4000000000 years ago that's when the 1st primitive organisms appeared on earth temperatures had dropped on the early earth. water vapor condensed into rain and filled basins on the surface to form oceans. by examining the genomes of simple microbes researchers concluded that their earliest ancestors probably resided in hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor. these kinds of active hot springs are known to exist today in the deepest part of the atlantic ocean. so this might be one of the best places to go in search of the origin of life. beneath the sea floor the rock pretty tight reacts with water

that's why the soil around will cain as is often superficial so while volcanic eruptions can be terrifying they also provide a rich foundation for life and on the topic of life how do seine from india scenting the question. how could life arise from inorganic matter. and unlike dead matter living organisms need nutrition they reproduce and develop in part according to a genetically programmed plan but how did life originate and where there are many different theories here's one. the story began some 4000000000 years ago that's when the 1st primitive organisms appeared on earth temperatures had dropped on the early earth. water vapor condensed into rain and filled basins on the surface to form oceans. by examining the genomes of simple microbes researchers concluded that their earliest ancestors probably resided in hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor. these kinds of active hot springs are known to exist today in the deepest part of the atlantic ocean. so this might be one of the best places to go in search of the origin of life. we need the sea floor the rock pretty tight reacts with wate

do some track replacement work there and that's what's going to affect caused problems, let's try will cain years now. >>2 does is >>we'll get back with him later new so as you look at that map is they are going to offer some free bus service to kind of connect those 2 points said, but you don't have to add roughly 40 minutes to write their telling it could be a 40 minute delay you can bank on so we'll get back out to give us more details throughout you know it is really hot out there by the way right will doesn't have a t shirt on yet but i'm sure maybe later he will >>at least one they have this problem this weekend will be as hot as it will be today. 5 o 3 a new this morning firefighters in worked overnight to put out house fire on carter street in west the lay whoa and we have a picture of that fire one family was to play this place 10 nobody was hurt, you can see it was going pretty strong when the firefighters put the flames out a homeless man who was arrested for it packing a woman in front of her apartment building in san francisco, the whole thing was caught on video we showed it t

stops in yemen he mentioned that the new leader did was to clear produced. 3rd which is means the will cain who. has the capability also to be launched from. launchers or from text launchers he also mentioned that the b.b. have carried out also the attack in aden winter which carried resulted to the killing of us least $39.00 salter's during their parade in aden. russia says the u.s. has made a serious mistake by pulling out of a lot of control agreement on friday the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed with the former soviet union during the cold war but the u.s. administration says russia has not kept its side of the bargain a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports. it's a treaty u.s. president donald trump has repeatedly accused russia of violating right guys not here in the agreement they should have been done years ago the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty was signed in 1987 by then u.s. president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev for 31 years it's ban both sides from deploying medium range land based missiles halting the arms race bet

produced can 3rd which is means the will cain who. has the capability also to be launched from. launchers or from text launchers he also mentioned that the b.b. have carried out the. attack in aden winter which carries resulted to the killing of us least $39.00 soldiers during their parade in aden the democratic republic of congo's a bone a crisis could last for 2 or 3 years that's according to the official hamelin the government's response to the outbreak who says only half of cases are being identified you know on 7 relatives of a gold miner who died in the bone or in eastern democratic republic of congo have been placed under surveillance the family calls are scarce only this week after they travelled from a city of goma near the rwandan border to neighboring province malcolm webb has more now from nairobi. the head of the government's ebola response dr john jack miami has said that a bowl of outbreak could last 2 or 3 years and he said that based on an estimate that there are only managing to identify about half of the about the cases the other half remain at large they're n

the banks -- we will get to herman cain, i want to say this really quickly, but the banks were screamingn in debt globally, it really turns the entire financial system and banking system on its head and when you have inversion of the yield curve, it's very difficult to make longer-term loans at rates that are lower than what you're paying to borrow money short-term. >> it's called the net interest -- >> right. the essence of banking. >> exactly. >> they are getting hit hard and you've seen the most pessimistic ceo's on the streets are the bank ceo's. dagen: good point, right now we have -- this is a normal -- as much as normal as these days, the normal yield curve, the 2 years below the 10-year, john, i will get to you in a second, i want to get to herman cain, herman, you're a businessman, you were at least -- your flame was being thrown out there as being on the federal reserve board, what do you make of this market and the economy at this point? >> first of all, global economy is complex and i don't recommend anyone reacting to one single metric, but what i believe that all of these m

cain al-jazeera in saxony. on saturday india's northeastern state of us will release a list of citizens living there the nationalegister of citizens aims to identify foreigners and illegal immigrants proof of citizenship is needed and that's a challenge for hundreds of thousands of people and it's taken a particular toll on women from vulnerable communities priyanka go to reports from . audio a big ole hindu in cheer on a district officer is anxious her family is trying to piece together why she was left out of last year's draft list of indian citizens in assam. she was married at 13 and is literate enough to just be able to write her name her husband never went to school now they are forced to father the complex people work the maid to prove that she's indian american english they detain me i don't know what i will do my children will not have a mother i won't even be able to see them. a big old the muslim and her 2 sisters were also left out the draft list. the 48 year old says she's tired of being seen as an outsider my father was born here i was born here i was married here my children were born here so why

i want to show you not much to talk about with this is that the cain tropical system will call it andpressive on the satellite picture but the residual moisture may play little indoor forecast. we'll see some scattered clouds getting in here by tuesday. and then also some humidity try to sneak in there as well so we'll get some of the distant effect from all of that as well. here's a look temperatures across the state's 100 plus you can expect and central valley today, 100 they're going on for sacramento, central coast, it's mid 70's today, 75% of barbara 78 l a x 85 san diego in 71 going on for big bear. let's get right to it and you're so 4 zone forecast we got 73 again, san francisco. the coast already into lower 70's territory. pacifica 7071 half moon bay, not that to the beaches today. 70's and even 80's from this shot 84 for burlingame heading to the south they only klein looks like about 84 for a mountain view 89 palo alto redwood city to 87. and now the 90's coming into place in the south bay's 90 going on san jose 95 for morgan hill 90 cupertino santa clara around 89 east bay

back on cain's boat he's got a hole to deliver he can collect as much as 800000 liters from may to july which he'll sell locally for a dollar a liter the same water will be sold again eventually fetching as much as $12.00 a bottle target market luxury shoppers in europe and the middle east keane is philosophical about his role. going to 3 weeks. naturally back to a jury. so we're here for our climate change appears to be unstoppable modest will make a little money in the process. and speaking of climate change and money could the battle to save the planet be prompting germany to review a. frugal fiscal policy a senior official is reported as saying the government may ditch its much cherished balance budget to fund an expensive climate protection program for years strong growth and high employment have allowed at berlin to boost public spending without taking on fresh debt but shifting away from fossil fuels will cost some 37000000000 euros meaning germany might have to enter budget deficit territory after all. that's a business update thanks for watching. the world is getting more some. more concise tributes from. the global $3000.00 talks would seem

back on cain's boat he's got a hole to deliver he can collect as much as 800000 liters from may to july which he'll sell locally for a dollar a liter the same water will be sold again eventually fetching as much as $12.00 a bottle target market luxury shop as in europe and the middle east keane is philosophical about his role. 3 weeks. naturae back to a jury. here. climate change appears to be unstoppable modest will make a little money in the process. and coming back to europe swedish payments startup kleiner has become the largest. private fin takes in europe after a new funding round pushed its valuation to 5500000000 euros silicon valley venture capital company dragomir the commonwealth bank of australia among the big name investors plan to set the funds will help continue its expansion in the u.s. the platform which is backed by rapper snoop dog allows online consumers to shop now and pay later shoppers to pay for online purchases up to $30.00 days after their purchase interest free. and that's it from me and the business team air berlin business news and back on stories do checkouts t w dot com slash business website now has a quick look up glob

area a bastion of conservative politics will vote on sunday polls show that the if he may secure the most ballots signaling shift even further to the right dominic cain reports. michael is a man in a hurry he's been leading saxony for the past 5 years he's now in a race to persuade voters to give him another fire his is a deeply conservative state perhaps more so than anywhere else in germany so on a summer day in bautzen his message is clear that saxony is a strong state if we get a reasonable government we can deal with all the challenges we face better than almost any other state in germany and people will see that we have the courage at the strength to say things as they are i want the free state of saxony to carry on in its sex in a way i think. the challenge for michael is not persuading my party faithful here in bars and in the prison was waiting this is. not party of the right not trying to win back some of that other is called the alternative for germany a far right party shunned by the mainstream but supported by as many as one in 4 saxons if the polls are accurate its message is stark drastically cut immigration stress tradition and homela

hope their call for solidarity will energize the electorate and for them like all the other parties the key to winning this state lies in winning places like this dominant cain al-jazeera in brandenburg. protesters in moscow have defied a russian government ban to again condemn the exclusion of independent and opposition candidates from next month's election in the capital one of the rejected candidate says there's significant support for their reasonable demands well the latest show of public dissent against the kremlin follows weeks of similar demonstrations and riot police arrested and attacked hundreds of protesters will step has more from school. freedom cut off for if that's what they're shouting it's quite a remark right here in moscow they go from a show you could probably locally right don't find out what he has howard k. no not me but this course you'll have to put this strange logic interim lines that we need freely in our seat in that they can refuse to give permission to our events by law we only need to notify them about a rally and not to ask for their permission the fact that there were no provocations from the government should be normal peo

police are still hoping tonight that people will come forward with any suspicious activity they captured on there home surveillance cameras again those areas are cain's avenue is mccain's avenue and tap street. and these break-ins happened late friday night and into early saturday morning. so if anyone has any information on these please contact police that's the latest here live in albany. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>thank you so much dan on the peninsula, a man is in jail following a standoff that lasted more than 24 hours in palo alto police arrested this man 29 year-old adam alan smith officers were sent to a home on the 300 block of tennessee lane. near robles park friday after report of a domestic violence incident and a man inside the home with a gun. a woman being held in the home was able to get out. the suspect remained inside 29 hours police were able to arrest smith, a handgun loaded with an illegal high capacity magazine was found in the home. smith now faces domestic violence and felony charges. a woman was hit by a vehicle early this morning in san francisco happened around 12:40am on king street. 2 days off ramp woman was taken to san fr

this is lorenzo cain and the brewers, the second hit of the game thrown by brett anderson, and deposited over and out. adding to it, this is kristin ellis. he has everything. he willthe mvp. look at garcia hustling from first to the dive. it is now a 2-0 lead. the a's get on the board, this was the pin ship double right here. that was it for the a's. this is the 4-2 final there. there were no walkoff winners. they were a dollar and a dog short. did you pick up that guy, tanner row arc. tanner is consistent. he has a 6 and 7 record. hopefully he can help the rays with their pitching problem. he will be in town in no time flat. in the meantime, check this out. have a look. >> ♪ [ music ] [ applause ] [ laughter ]i have to keep showing up. i love it. that is first base coach matteo harrison of the savannah bananas. i love the name of the team. he is doing his thing. you cannot touch this. this is the temper tantrum of the night. it seems like we have one almost every evening these days in major league baseball. this is rick, giving up six runs. why not take it out on the tv screens in the dugout? >> you will pay for that one way or the other. check this out. look at

shut out states hosting the brew crew moriyama will miss at least 18 months left with a stress reaction in his right shin second pitch of the game lorenzo cainhat well leaves things off with a solo homer brett anderson one nothing brewers. 3 one milwaukee. jurickson profar at the dish winds one into right center field. chris hermann sport. on the rbi double. for 2 milwaukee mark can i can tie the game with a home run. tonight, but again couldn't capitalize 2 brewers your final the last ph fall out of the lead for the second wild-card spot they now trade trail the tampa bay rays by a half game. >>earlier today, oakland helped out its starting rotation in treating force tanner from the cincinnati reds history, 32 year-old righty has posted a 4.2 earned run average to his 21 started since eaten see is the 3rd significant trade acquisition for the a's see added relief pitcher, jake diekman sand starter homer bailey right and you're right now oakland is in the wild-card conversation a's rash, you know for a deep playoff run again. >>for 10 or rather me in this position and then the other side of it it can be. you know a dark day knowing that when

you michael caines of challenges faced by boris johnson, 90 days until the deadline of the 315t of october, when he says we willays the government is trying to renegotiate the deal struck by theresa may with the eu to remove the backstop entirely from that, but even the backstop entirely from that, but evenif the backstop entirely from that, but even if they were able to do that it is something the eu has repeatedly real doubt, there is no guarantee would still get through the houses of parliament. still with a gradually reducing working majority that borisjohnson has. you may rely on the support of some labour mps, some former conservative mps —— a former consent 2p has had the whip removed facing allegations, he will continue to vote with the government but there is a very brief honeymoon period for the new prime minister before things hot. let's analyse the by—election result in more detail with sirjohn curtice, professor of politics at strathclyde university. hejoins us this morning he joins us this morning from southern italy. thank you, i am sure you are keeping a close eye on the statistics from there. o

. >> cain talked about the training academy in maryland, and then the number of employed agents. the presidential campaign coming up, we have 24 candidates. how much manpower will that require? [laughter] frm. dir. clancy: every campaign season is a challenge for the secret service. i think our history proves we have done a good job at handling that. it is a tremendous challenge for our men and women in the secret service, and to their credit, they do a marvelous job. look at the history of the country, most of those world events, the secret service was behind the scenes allowing those events to take place. ourt of it had to do with training. we have a terrific training facility in maryland. you will see examples tonight were that training really paid off in world events. >> i think we have a picture an eventened -- of that happened at the white house. tell us about that. normally you see secret service agents in night suits with their ear piece in but you never see their weapons. .ere is a photo of a long gun can you tell us about what happened here? frm. dir. clancy: president bush was just coming back from a visit out of town. we came back to the white house

hope their call for solidarity will energize the electorate and for them like all the other parties the key to winning this state lies in winning places like this dominic cain al-jazeera in brandenburg the government delegation from brazil has met president trump at the white house to discuss aid for fighting fires in the amazon rain forest amongst the visitors is a son of brazil's president jarba also now initially rejected an offer of $20000000.00 from g 7 nations after arguments with the french president wilson are later said he'd accept the money if he can control how it is spent. protests as in moscow have defied a russian government ban to again condemned the exclusion of independent opposition candidates from next month's election in the capital one of the rejected candidate says there's significant support for their reasonable demands latest show of public dissent against the kremlin follows weeks of similar demonstrations but riot police arrested and attacked hundreds of protesters step bassam has more now from moscow. freed the temporary that's what they're shouting it's quite a remark right here in moscow they go from a sort of could probably c n

herman cain is with us, former chair of the kansas city fed. what do you think, herman? with all this pressure, will powell bow to that pressure and cave? what do you think? >> no. i don't believe he will. the fed has demonstrated its independence and they also demonstrated that they are slow to act. people forget that the u.s. economy and the world economy, they are both very complex. so when you move one metric, it doesn't necessarily signal one thing or the other. now, that being said, if powell and the fed were to lower rates, it would benefit the rest of the world, because u.s. dollars would be cheaper. that should be their focus, not necessarily the focus on how do we boost this economy from 3.5% to 4%. stuart: i asked you if jay powell would cave and bend to the president's pressure. by that, i meant is he going to cut rates dramatically like 50 basis points. you said no, he's not, he won't cave to the president. he will remain independent. but would he cut like 25 basis points, a quarter point here, and another quarter point later? and another quarter point at the end of the year? that's not