Well as time more than 30 Palestinians have been killed since choose day when Israel targeted and killed a commander of the Islamic Jihad militant group pro-democracy protests have again paralyzed parts of Hong Kong Police have accused university students of firing arrows at the map to some activists gathered makeshift weapons and build barricades from Hong Kong Robin Brant reports for the 4th day in a row a crowd of office workers are brought home Poland Central District to a standstill Some shops are closed the shutters down fearing damage despite condemning the widescale disruption the government ordered all schools to close today and that will continue for the rest of the week away from the center of the Chinese University rudimentary fortifications remain in place with a large stock of petrol bombs at the ready students there are prepared to fight back they say if y. Police try to clear a bridge over a highway where they ve been throwing items down to block the road the Supreme C
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Our lead story today comes from Europe specifically Paris temperatures soared to 109 degrees a few days ago sitting off alarm bells all over Europe millions of tourists have been inconvenienced you ve probably seen pictures of people playing in wading pools next to the Eiffel Tower desperately trying to find some relief from this blistering temperature envelop being Europe all of Europe and this gigantic he told me is now moving into Scandinavia causing records to be broken their records that we haven t seen they say for 500 years and then it s going to go on in Nick the Arctic and the question is what s going to happen to the North Pole when we have this gigantic heat dome that has already baked Europe will big Scandinavia and is headed toward the north pole. Well 1st of all is it global warming Well the answer is yes and no 1st of all global warming is an average effect therefore you cannot say aha this one storm this one hot spell this one forest fire is due to global warming it do
Era of space exploration or will it wind up like the 1st after the 1st golden era of space exploration the United States well we lost interest we took our football went home and that was the end of the manned exploration of the universe so what s different this time around. And then there s a new theory of aging that s going around proposed by the scientists at the University of Southern California and it actually makes some sense the old theory of aging which is probably correct. Is that aging is the buildup of errors genetic errors molecular errors cellular errors the buildup of errors in our body but precisely how does this buildup take place and is it therefore possible to reverse this aging process given all our vast knowledge about d.n.a. Well let s just jump right into some of the top science stories of the past week our lead story today comes from Europe specifically Paris temperatures soared to 109 degrees a few days ago sitting up alarm bells all over Europe millions of tour