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jet in 172 dressed as a priest. the fbi says wright then forced agents to deliver $1 million ransom dressed only in swim trunks to prove agents had no guns. he flew to algeria and vanished, until now. he was living in a resort town and is now fighting extradition. for a second day workers are hanging outside the washington monument at the very tippy top, checking each marble block. that earthquake that shook the east coast last month did more damage than first thought. >> these engin...

Pharmaceutical companies they put an end to it. from a public health standpoint, it was the right thing to do. even though i know it seems people dont get their day in court, its just that its a different kind of court system with reimbursement if you get harmed. >> you mentioned autism. that was part of this. and now theres a better way to actually assess autism risk. >> heres what we know. vaccines dont cause autism. for those of us with autism in our families and im one of those families, you...

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...

Attack. >> it sounds like the concept of a polygraph. if i say, were you planning a terrorist attack and you get nervous and it has some response. is this kind of the brain version of that? >> it is. one of the reasons theyre focusing on this brain stuff is that a lot of people are so dissatisfied with a lie detector test. if youre nervous or upset about the test, it gets past that and see if you can just get way into the brain to find out what only someone could now by following brain waves. it...

They didnt know who was who. they test what happened in their brain waves. theyre saying the student who is planned terrorist attacks had different brain waves from the students planning vacation. they were able to tell in 10 out of 12 cases which were planning terrorist attacks and where. and even further they got details, like specific types of explosives, specific types of weapons, specific sites. they tried all these specifics -- >> im assuming this means you have to ask them questions -- yo...

Farfetched. here is the idea behind this. they asked students to play mock terrorists, basically to sit down and plan an attack and they used houston. they said either plan a big attack on houston or plan a vacation in some other city. they showed them computers with the names of the cities and studied brain waves to see how they responded to the cities, and believe it or not, what they discovered here is when they tracked the brain waves based on the responses, they were actually able to detect...

Where a person can sit in this chair and using their brain waves lift themselves up to the ceiling. we try to make the funnest and coolest things we can because it helps us learn a lot more about the interaction and the different types of things that are possible with the technology. you talked about radio waves and frequencies. you said your brain has one to tap into. to use this type of technology, do you have to wear some kind of an antenna or helmet or headset or something? >> yes. what we...

Sold-out venue. metallica apparently in very high demand. you shouldnt riot, but they wanted to see metallica. the latest chapter in china versus google continues to play out. the top regulator say they need to follow the laws. china and google have reportedly been in negotiations since the search engine announced in january it would stop complying with chinas censureship rules on the internet and might close the china-based site. bear in mind, most of the china search is done on another searc...

As reynolds said, brooke and t.j., maybe 30 inches, that would be an all-time record. it would beat the knickerbocker storm 28 inches of snow was a deadly storm, almost 100 people killed back in 1922. >> 1922 -- >> well keep you updated. this is a terrible system. it is, very powerful. >> thank you as always. well be checking in with karen and also reynolds throughout the morning. now, im sure a lot of people have told you throughout your life coming up, probably parents, teachers, and others,...

>> reporter: and your brain waves can control bigger objects too. >> this is what neuro sky calls the brain race. i have this headset on measuring my brain waves and the second i start concentrating, this cart should move forward. lets see. okay. that is kind of cool. >> reporter: now imagine a reality tv show like cbss survivor and throw in this love legendary covergirl lashblast?