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Portion of the report on lack of dna sampling by customs and border patrol and it is, quote, the year 2017 ice took dna samples from approximately 3% of apprehended individuals while cvp took samples from fewer than 100 out of approximately 330,000 individuals they arrested or apprehended. that is essentially nothing. >> it borders on malfeasance. you have these people in custody, find out who youre dealing with. we had this happen in the 80s with an individual named ramirez who became known as ...

Momentum of the working world. your business mainstream made in germany next on d.w. . africa blowing research project climate protection students from 20 countries in talk on a scientific expedition to teach us how to collect samples from to devise the same time in the good sense of the standards of the project will help them just spread environmental awareness about because. he wants to share that theres a lot that we get to. 60 minutes on a d w. d to know that 77 percent of optical are younge...

Retrieve from the depths was last exposed to surface weather conditions hundreds of years ago that makes the samples very valuable for determining whether climate change can already be observed far beneath the surface in the labs the students examine the samples for oxygen microorganisms and salinity all values that are influenced by higher temperatures over the past 50 years the ocean has warmed by 0.8 degrees celsius with no end in sight most of the students come from countries where the effec...

Impact of climate change. felony i know. studies aquatic bio science in madagascar its her 1st time on a ship like this shes never done any deep sea sampling before. they teach us how to collect samples from the front a device but. we have no idea how to proceed like how to deploy it actually or. before deploying that its. into the water so it was a bit challenging because you have no idea and at some point people tell you all you have to tell the crew that its a time to deploy where and when. t...

Have seen a lot of plastics because they get in the sargasso. >> the results of the study are alarming. in its samples, they found similar or greater microplastic to what they found in the pacific garbage patch last year. >> we have to change our consumption and the way we do things. >> you have a son? >> yes. >> when you see the way things are now, are you worried about his future? >> yes. i am, a lot. because i think with climate change, what are we giving them? its insane. >> reporter: being ...

Alexandra and maureen are marine biologists. the sargasso provides a habitat for baby hurtles and fish, shrimp, plus hundreds of other organisms. in the oceans degrading plastic becomes more poisonous as it binds with other man-made chemical pollutants. all the toxicity ends up in the digestive system of marine life and travels up the food chain all the way to our dinner plates. on board, amanda collects samples, part of a study into plastics in this body of water. >> you can see quite a bit of ...

>> you can see quite a bit of plastic already when its in here, its been fairly common? >> yes, most of the samples have been -- we have seen plastics because they -- >> the initial results of the study are alarming. greenpeace found greater concentrations of micro plastic to what they found in the notorious great pacific garbage patch last year. >> when you see the way things are now, are you worried abo about -- its insane. >> you cant help but be struck

In this remote body of water and its broader campaign for a global oceans treaty. >> you can see quite a bit of plastic already just when its in there. has this been fairly common in the samples coming up. >> most of the samples there has been something. we have seen a lot of plastics because they get entangled in the sargasso. >> the initial results of the study are alarming. green piece found similar or greater concentrations of micro plastic to what they found in the notorious great pacific g...

>> i said, "well, were not going to go forward with any indictment, were not going to go forward with any arrest until i have the answer to that. investigators collected d-n-a samples from all the first responders to see if they could have accidentally left their d-n-a at the scene. and they considered another possibility that the d-n-a belonged to an accomplice. >> we were also trying to get samples from people we had identified that were close to nunez. thats a little trickier -- because you j...

She was now a widow, a single mom, shunned by her husbands family and eagerly waiting for a break in the case. >> reporter: a lot of time passed without an arrest. >> torturous. >> reporter: every day are you wondering, "is today the day or is it never going to happen"? >> you would kind of get through a point where youd say, "okay, were going to live our lives and when it happens, it happens," you know? and then theyd need something from me. and id get pulled back in again. >> reporter: one of ...