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He would flew 17 successful combat missions over vietnam. after more than 30 years, squadron leader william kneelan was reluctant to talk to use danger is there all the time. its intense. high level of skill for any pilot. and doug was... exceptionally skilled and very, very good on all of the carrier landings and carrier work. >> however confident webster did confide he had concerns about the open seas. >> i do have fears. its rather unlikely any jet pilot operating off carriers doesnt. im anxi...

New light. >> thats just shocking. i had no idea he had that kind of accuracy. >> how much do you pay the crew member to put that can on top of his head? look at this. unbelievable. >> william tao. was that the one with the apple and the arrow? >> thats right. thats right. this is the modern day version of that. joe, thanks for all your help today. a lot more we have at the top of the hour as well. serious stuff. the islamic center in lower manhattan. a national physician who says there should b...

You. best buy won that round, shannon. shannon: if its best buy versus god, im not sure i want to pick sides in that. you mentioned that it was really tough for them to decide they were actually going to reach out and do the accuracy and dee sist. you know, they dont want bad p.r., but what you going to do? >> the pr is thinking oh, god, geek, what do we do and they decided finally, you know what, we got to make a stand here, regardless of what it is, and they said they had a hard time deciding ...

All together, this will allow early detection and follow-up. >> what degree of accuracy have you seen in your testing so far? in other words, you have this first round of testing with blowing into this thing and then do subsequent testing -- does subsequent finding find there are a lot of false positives or is it fairly accurate? >> these are preliminary results obtained on 177 persons. we could separate between the form l and the diseased persons. this is a spread of results. we expect it to im...

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Walgreens had plans to put these on all store shelves but that plan was later scrapped after a federal probe was launched, looking into the accuracy of the tests. as you said, eric, a awful lot of controversy is swirling around this whole concept. >> yes, i mean the genetic testing, is it correct, what can it show us, i mean what are the concerns? >> well, the gao launched an investigation into these and the results released not too long ago. it basically said the results were not always accurat...

Stories about your health and possibility of a breakthrough and the fight against alzheimers. it is bringing a huge buzz in the medical world. >> new study shows a spinal fluid test can diagnose the disease with near 100% accuracy. we talked about it yesterday. theres still a lot of questions to be answered. lets bring in the man who can answer these questions. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta who just happens to be -- we have him as a neurosurgeon. have you done hundreds of spin...

Of them in this particular study went on to develop alzheimers within five years. thats a screening test that has a very good accuracy. >> i had asked you about is there any way -- i know the proteins, i will never remember the names because i can never remember the technical medical terms. the two proteins. if the doctor discovers these proteins, no matter what your age, what condition you are in, is there anything at this point that can be done? is this just one of these okay, we have a got a ...

People need to be trained to do this procedure. most general practitioners dont do it routinely. that would have to change if this was to become a more standard screening test. yeah, thats probably the biggest drawback now of this particular sort of examination. >> i just want to clarify because i -- it is fascinate when you talk about the 100% accuracy. you talk about the third group who had no symptoms. mine, is it -- is it that as you develop alzheimers or even the early parts of it, this pro...

The test was 83% accurate in predicting concealed knowledge. it wasnt perfect and you have to have a base of information to know what questions to ask, but the big idea here is that this could be a big step beyond lie detectors, could be a move forward in this realm of reading minds. if you want to read more about this, ive taken the study itself and a write-up from time.com. what you can do is learn more about the science and how this works. if you want to know the real science, they are called...