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Geneticist. im concerned about the accuracy. >> neil: youre not going to be a walgreens customer. >> im a customer but i wont be buying the test. >> neil: thank you very much. when we come back, point, click, sick. outrageous, not that the sec guys were caught surfing porn but so many of them are still working. meets the guy who is suing to find out who the heck they are.

Genetically predisposed to diseases, whether you can pass conditions on to your children or how your body might react to some drugs. the tests are not fda approved and there are concerns about their accuracy. art kaplan is the director of the center for bioethics at the university of pennsylvania and also writes a column on ethics for msnbc.com. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. is ignorance bliss here? there are two ways of looking at this, right? on one hand we could all become h...

Within the pakistani taliban on that last trip. the information was apparently obtained after arresting a man in karachi pakistan who was believed to be a friend of shahzad. now, tonight, u.s. officials offered no comment on the accuracy of these claims by the pakistanis. >> shepard: some of our leaders have been using some, well, conflicting language to describe how this plot actually ended. here, listen to this. >> had it not been for an alert street vendor and the courageous action of the new...

Have trouble with this law. >> bill: of course. and im not casting aspersions on them but all of them want hispanic votes. mary katharine, go ahead. >> there are honest disagreements to have about this law. the fact is that what the arizona legislature did in amending it actually made it stronger in its protections. removed the word solely about using racial components and said it cant be lawful contact anymore. lawful stop or containment. stronger. there are protections in here in the system th...

Have trouble with this law. >> bill: of course. and im not casting aspersions on them but all of them want hispanic votes. mary katharine, go ahead. >> there are honest disagreements to have about this law. the fact is that what the arizona legislature did in amending it actually made it stronger in its protections. removed the word solely about using racial components and said it cant be lawful contact anymore. lawful stop or containment. stronger. there are protections in here in the system th...

Nuclear power now. mayor, so you were saying if you remember -- >> i just, i mean my point really was on the oil spill that what has happened is that technology has allowed drilling to take place at greater depths and with greater accuracy. >> geraldo: this is a mile down. >> exactly. but i think the larger question is going to be whether the safety procedures, whether the procedures to respond have kept pace with the ability tetryl in those deep waters so there is going be very large questions ...

Nuclear power now. mayor, so you were saying if you remember -- >> i just, i mean my point really was on the oil spill that what has happened is that technology has allowed drilling to take place at greater depths and with greater accuracy. >> geraldo: this is a mile down. >> exactly. but i think the larger question is going to be whether the safety procedures, whether the procedures to respond have kept pace with the ability tetryl in those deep waters so there is going be very large questions ...

Goes. it shows some sufficient init s. then you have to pay. im serious, it had my address, that stuff on there. some of the stuff wasnt accurate. how accurate are they? >> its not 100%. in the fine, fine print they tell you its not 100%. same information happened for me, ironic enough. found me as caucasian. i know i got out, got a tan, but im not obviously caucasian. other information about me was correct. heres the deal. its pulling information from all different sources out there out there. ...

Kind of precision theyre talking about, it also reduces the likelihood of collateral damage. >> now, fran, you were in the bush administration. this was something that came up during that time when i was covering the bush administration as well, but it was -- it was rejected. it was put aside because of a concern that other countries, it would -- it would actually escalate the potential of a nuclear war. >> do you know, its interesting, suzanne, because there was tremendous interest during the b...

>> no. >> there are other events on this day. >> april 19 has taken on a talismanic performance. it had with the militia movement even before oklahoma city. but its also the 235th anniversary of lexington and concord. waco occurred on april 19. that is what inspired timothy mcveigh to murder 168 men, women and children in oklahoma city. and a long series of events. the larger themes are one of resistance, and vulnerability. but we have an obligation to learn from our history. its not enough just...