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Colorado springs burned close to 500 homes last month, which cost taxpayers about $8.5 million to fight. that surpasses the nearby waldo canyon fire destruction of a year ago. theyre in the wild land urban interface, where human development is spreading onto undeveloped wild land. >> we have many more ignition sources. so chances of fire starting are increasing, then the conditions are ripe where we have opportunity for the fires to grow and spread. >> reporter: a recent study shows depending on...

Together anyone who has followed these politics knows this is a region where extremists tend to go all the way and moderates tend to just go away. >> yeah, david. i put this in the context of several such surges by moderates over the years. uprising, the revolution in lebanon. they take it, take it, take it, and finally push back. i was in egypt a few weeks ago and thats what i saw happening. the ambassador alluded to it, can you get a national unity government? if you look across all these arab...

Tom friedman, you wrote this morning, can e egypt pull together anyone who has followed these politics knows this is a region where extremists tend to go all the way and moderates tend to just go away. >> yeah, david. i put this in the context of several such surges by moderates over the years. uprising, the revolution in lebanon. they take it, take it, take it, and finally push back. i was in egypt a few weeks ago and thats what i saw happening. the ambassador alluded to it, can you get a natio...

The alternative design and weights we can attach to algorithms and alternative ways we can attach to human development. what im marketing for is we need to go beyond the usual values that silicon valley promotes which are efficiency and we need to figure out what are some of the important values. privacy, the ability for humans to make decisions. autonomy. the level of design. we need to be having those conversations and not just going to the a proefrp. >> you have a chapter called smart gadgets...

47 past the hour. joining us now, editor in chief of "parade," maggie murphy. the latest issue of the magazine is on the science of siblings. in the cover story, francine russo writes, "all of the factors that shape your personality, your genes, your parents, your peers -- siblings are at the top. according to one major theory of human development, if you think about it, the relationships with your sisters and brothers will probably last longer than any others in your lifetime. study after study...

Computational genomics. heres what we humans look like today. heres what well look like 20,000 years from now. apparently well be rocking a five head. heres what well look like 60 years from now. this completes the spray tan phase of human development. heres what well look like 100,000 years from now, like a giant bratz doll mated with my little pony. good news is well all be dead. before you lament the fate of futureaéeñ generations, its important to note one geneticist calls this quite simpl...

We have an idiot on the program today. coming up in just 20 minutes -- >> you will not stop the republic. humanity is awakening. infowars.com. no. >> the week ahead with our political panel. until then, the sunday politics across the uk. >> oh, huge props to presenter andrew neil for remaining remarkably calm and good humored while jones took over. good to know the symbol for that guy is crazy pants is, indeed, universal. this third awesomest thing on the internet today, to humans of the future....

>> we both come from very poor countries in very working class neighborhoods. we came to america in search of the american dream with nothing. this is a country that opens doors. >> the couple living their life beyond the dream. >>heather: they are hoping their bible series will be used to teach young students the foundation of the bible, to show its impact on art, literature, history, and human development. >>gregg: a disturbing medical sign, could cold sores be linked to memory loss and what i...

America in search of the american dream, with nothing, and this is a country that opens doors. >> kelly: and its certainly opened doors for mark and roma. they both are hoping their bible series will be used to teach young students the foundation of the bible, to show its impact on art, literature, history and human development. >> heather: so what were they like in person? >> incredibly warm, incredibly friendly i love them. just a good couple, a good example for a lot of people. >> heather: fo...

Countries. the average pre-school enrollment is 77%. average pre-school enrollment for the u.s. hovers just above 56%. around 55.7%. voluntary universal pre-k had broad support. georgia providing free pre-school for any 4-year-old whose parents want it. with the alabamas governor calling for a 16% increase in the budget it seems like rare example of good policy that could conceivably maybe find something like bipartisan support. back to the table dedrick muhammad, diane shotzenbach, associate pr...