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Extreme environments they have developed some extreme strategies to survive. >> after two days, the ship returns to norway. one of the worlds most northern cities. at the lab, the real investigation begins. robert preserves and catalogs the marine organisms, some of which have never been seen before. the samples dont just end up in these town but also in aberdeen in jaspers lab. >> this is from norway. it has been frozen. it is sealed on site there and comes to us like this. so it is essentially...

One goal. search extreme untapped environments to become antibiotics. >> in the past, bacteria and fun gus are the source of new antibiotics. 70% still come from nature. normally from samples from land, but now by looking at the ocean, we hope to find new life forms which give us new chemistry that may be able to treat bacterial infections. >> new chemistry is the key. it cant he resistant to a drug if theyve never seen anything like it before. >> you can change the anti-body a little bit. it wo...

Environments, they have developed some extreme strategies to survive. >> after two days, the ship returns to norway, one of the worlds northernmost cities. at the lab, the real investigation begins. robert preserves and catalogs the marine organisms. some of which have never been seen before. the samples dont just end up here, but also in aberdeen in marcel jaspers lab. >> this is one of the original samples from norway. nothing else has happened to it. its come and sealed on site there. and it ...

>> the vast majority of mutations are are actually not a threat. so to figure out which mutations are are dangerous, he is going back in time. >> this national treasure -- in the basement of the john wayne cancer institute in santa monica, california, decades of cancer tissues were stored by scientists in deep freeze vats. now he wants to use technology that didnt exist back then to map the gee nom genomes. >> so even after a patient died, samples were stored here. they can go back and say they ...

Life. where was my door going to be? you dont know when you are between 19 and 25. what is the door you are going to push? what is it? and then my door happened to be this man i met in italy who i interned for. he had a printing plant and then i went to america to visit my boyfriend. then i came back and i say, oh, im going to use everything in this factory, make a few samples. then i got pregnant, then i got married and before i knew it i was in america selling dresses and before i knew i had l...

Suspect was at his girlfriend marys apartment. i went up and knocked on the door. >> the encounter was not what detective vandenburgh expected. >> i told them that we had a warrant for his arrest. and i told him it was for murder. his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. oh, okay. which is totally out of context for anybody ive ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just like oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the cou...

Threat. so to figure out which mutations are dangerous he is going back in time. >> this national treasure. >> in the basement of the john wayne cancer institute in santa monica, california, decades of cancer tissues were stored by scientists in deep freeze vats. now he wants to use technology that didnt exist back then to map the gegnomes of these thousands of tissues in order to look for critical patterns. >> even after a patient died their samples were stored here. they can go back and say th...

Dog. army sergeant timothy hennis, home for lunch with his wife, daughter, and new dog. >> hey, buddy, thats you. they immediately packed up and went to the sheriffs department. >> as i walk into the office, hennis is sitting there. i stopped right in my tracks and i look at him and i look at that composite and i said, oh, my goodness, this is our man right here. >> go find patrick and they put together a photo lineup and he eventually settled on number two, which that was tim hennis. i said, ar...

. if youre a space nerd like me, get close to the tv, youre going to want to see this. this is a japanese space proeb blasting off, launched from japan on wednesday. and if all goes according to plan it will land on an asteroid called 1999 ju 3. its mission is to draw samples from the asteroid that can contain clues about life. previously stuff that was science fiction. well, hours from now it will make its way into orbit and circle its way twice. it will make discoveries that could take peopl...

The prosecutor even took tissue samples, for instance, from their daughter. the prosecutor is claiming those tissue samples showed shed been deprived of food and the defense saying there was no evidence they even took the samples. so you had real questions about this prosecution from the very beginning and then beyond the evidence of the case, it was how the couple was treated outside of the courtroom. for instance, this delay on sunday as they were leaving the airport after being declared innoc...