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Our news in Washington on Corba Coleman the Senate Intelligence Committee is holding an annual hearing and has invited top intelligence agency officials to testify f.b.i. Director Christopher Ray will be there N.P.R.'s Joel sider reports he'll speak amid alleged political bias at the f.b.i. The Senate Intelligence Committee hearing is usually routine the f.b.i. Director will be joined by other top intelligence figures including director of National Intelligence Dan cold's CIA director Mike Pompei o and n.s.a. Director Admiral Michael Rogers they are expected to discuss worldwide threats but t...

Welcome to the forum a world of ideas from the B.B.C. Hello I'm Bridget Kendall wherever you might be at the moment if you look down do you have any idea of what's happening beneath your feet on the forum today where boring down into the sub to rainy and World of life underground The Forgotten tunnels and catechumens of our cities might humans one day retreat there if living above ground becomes too tough the worms from hell in the stifling sunless world 2 miles below the earth's surface how do they get there and how do they survive and the living fossils recently found an ancient underground...

They're using sophisticated laboratory techniques for food that cannot be found in nature. so they take dna from one species, from a fish and insert it into a tomato or something like that. this is something that can not be produced in nature. >> a hybrid is taking two things and taking the best of both of them? >> yes, exactly. >> when we were talking about labelling laws for genetically modified organisms, why is it that they are allowed to call something organic if, in fact, it's a hybrid? to me that's really not found in nature. we talk about kodaks. i remember when they were passed. that ...

It essentially takes laboratory techniques, moves them out into the field and allows police officers to use them when they are working in the field. it works quick, they say it's accurate, and it's basically the size of a hand held video game. if you take a look at it it's just a little bit bigger than a gps device but uses this technology called spctroscopy. and identifies the medical make up. it identifies prescription medications. it's been tested so far in los angeles, chicago, boston and massachusetts where the police chief is raving about the results. he argues that it's a vast improveme...