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That pulls us toward that stuff. >> some of it is designed and effect, and between the two the average unsuspecting person gets taken down. >> thats right. the design is there are neutral observers who consider themselves neutral like youtube and facebook. were going to let the pipes lead you down whatever path you go. then there are people who manipulate that. there are white nationalist recruiters, who are people who dont consider themselves recruiters who do the work for them. there are tons ...

The landslide that devastated bondo a one off the wall and such disasters set to become more frequent to answer these questions professor michelle card blatter has put together a team of scientists today theyre heading to what they believe is one of the most intriguing spots in the entire house. the helicopter has hardly any room to land here on the hopeful but the border between germany and austria runs over the summit not far from over stuff. in 2014 a crack appeared in a mountain that has sin...

Headquarters level experts from specifically for this, they spend a significant amount of time in how to protect soft criminal investigation division as well as counterterrorism targets in schools and division who look at all of the communities n this case report various pieces of evidence and in dayton bar that we have they correlate that information to insure that we are sharing police regularly staffed who properly and we can pursue a engaged the shooter and criminal investigation, ie, neutra...

A racist or call him incompetent, but they do have their limits, and every once in a while they put their foot down, particularly when you taunt the majority leader. and he really doesnt like being called moscow mitch. moscow mitch is a term that would annoy him a lot if we use the term moscow mitch all that much. >> well, i think to jennifers point which i think is quite astute, in some ways this episode to me is tremendously damning for congressional republicans, because as with stephen moore ...

Blown into the atmosphere by fires in the arctic region in june looalone, scientists say leaving scorched earth behind. here you see all of the reasons why the fires are spreading so quickly. theres a lot of dead undergrowth and dead trees in the area that not only catch fire quickly but also store tons of carbon thats now being released into the atmosphere. towns like this, can be under heavy smoke for months while their foundation is literally melting away as their planet gets hotter. this is ...

And at the same time the greenhouse gases that they spew into the air contribute to further global warming. 50 mega tons of carbon dioxide blown into the atmosphere in june alone scientists say leaving scorched earth behind. so here you see one of the reasons why the fires are so dangerous and spreading so quickly. there is a lot of dead undergrowth and dead trees here in this area, that not only catch fire quickly, but that also store tons of carbon now being released into the atmosphere. towns...

[woman on pa] >> there should be plenty of hair, bones, nails, skin, you know, it will all be dried up. >> sandra: john dillinger there. former public enemy number one shot dead by f.b.i. agents in 1934 after attending a movie in chicago or so the story goes. now a move to exhume the body buried under tons of concrete. matt finn is live at the biograph theater in lincoln park, chicago. >> the f.b.i. says federal agents shot and killed gangster john dillinger right here 85 years ago. ever since t...

Helpful for african farmers to make the most of what they grow but in other parts of the world farmers have the opposite problem they produce more than they can sell or eat estimates say a 3rd of all food worldwide and are being dumped on the list of food waste as our north america australia and new zealand with europe are not far behind generally in sub-saharan africa very little food is wasted but there is one big exception south africa. tachyon a front for man peace regular visits to the garb...

Reasons why these fires are so dangerous and spreading so quickly. theres a lot of dead undergrowth and dead trees here in this area. that not only catch fire really quickly but also store tons of carbon thats now being released into the atmosphere. towns like yakutsk have been under heavy smoke for months while their foundation is melting away as the planet gets hotter. this is what the region looks like underground. its built on permafrost now getting weaker as temperatures this summer soared ...

He is not really known at these other agencies. and the collective feeling within the intelligence community when he was nominated was who? this is according to their reporting. >> phil mudd, im imagining a learning curve to be director of national intelligence is steep. i also want to point out, there is a deputy under dni coats stood up ready to go, ready to serve day one. she didnt get the nod. >> yeah, i think theres a couple of things you need to think about. were talking about experience, ...