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Kind of peripheral vascular disease, continue to take aspirin, and if you dont have the risk factors, the risk of bleeding actually out weighs the benefit and you should not take the aspirin. >> eric: what is the problem with bleeding? >> that is a huge problem, you see over 100,000 cases of people going to the emergency year, bleeding from aspirin related compounds and i talked to dr. ray in london, who is the lead author on the study and he completely corroborates what the doctor said. you kno...

Image will appear on an lcd screen in the patrol car. in addition to the privacy concerns that you mentioned some critics say that this type of technology, the t rays can damage human dna so you can expect a great deal more controversy before it is implement. >> it is expected to hit the streets, though, right? when? >> they have been working on it for three years with the department of defense. some of the experts say you can expect it will be a few years until you see this in patrol cars. what...

And the results are surprisingly accurate. more now from abcs dr. timothy johnson. >> reporter: with every breath we take, the human body emits a metabolic bio-signature. a unique pattern of organic compounds present when we exhale. and for physicians at the cleveland clinic and university of illinois, a chance to test that breath for lung cancer. researchers using a breath analyzer tested samples from 229 people. 92 had confirmed lung cancer that was untreated. and the other 137 were either at ...

Window and the side window, a big bang or roar. >> hes so close to the explosion that his heavily armored suburban is launched into the air. >> and it landed back on the four wheels. the thing about it is, you automatically knew it was a car bomb. i thought, i cant believe it. this is a car bomb. this is crazy. >> its about to get even crazier. >> i thought the coast was clear, we were safe. wed gotten away from this car bomb. i said, my gosh, somehow we escaped miraculously. >> but the huge exp...

The evidence of methylmalonic acidemia had been specifically forbidden at the trial, well, that seemed really just unjust. and so i took it upon myself to try to find out exactly what the laboratories had done who claimed they found ethylene glycol. >> shoemaker teams up with senior st. louis university biochemist dr. william sly. the scientists have a hunch ethylene glycol may never have been present in ryans blood and that the lab technician may have made a mistake. under dr. slys supervision,...

By a peak on a graph. they soon discover that a misidentification could be possible. >> there were peaks there that, sure enough, looked like they might have been interpretable as ethylene glycol. >> what looked like antifreeze may have actually been something else. shoemaker and sly contact prosecutor george mcelroy about obtaining the methods the lab used when they got the original results. mcelroy agrees and gives the scientists full access to the data. >> the one outside laboratory was using...

a number of people. this was after a football game in texas. you see the effort going on there to try to stop this runaway cart. they finally did. questions this morning about why it was going on its own in the first place. also, many of you need to be prepping for a major winter storm thats expected to drop up to 15 inches of snow. our reynolds wolf is all over this. hell be along in a moment. it started as shock and awe nearly nine years ago. its ended with sand and dust on a des...

Colonel. >> thanks, ed. >> appeasement, that the right word here? >> probably not. you can make arguments about whether or not we should pull troops out, leave them there, so on. the decision had already been made. the thing about obama is really -- its, im an equal opportunity castigator. i think sometimes i can heap invective on just about anybody. but the decision to go after bin laden inside pakistan, as you suggested, was an extremely tough one. and im not convinced everybody, no matter how...

Obligation that all countries need to observe. and for rioters essentially to be able to overrun the embassy and set it on fire is an indication that the iranian government is not taking its international obligation seriously. >> protesters today in tehran stormed two british diplomatic compounds, sparking strong condemnations from the u.n. security council and you heard the president there. what about this? what will it lead to? how serious is it? were back with the panel. jonah? >> that clip w...

Reports on the growing problem iran poses for much of the world. >> protesters stormed two british diplomatic compounds in tehran, sparking condemnation from the united nations to the white house. >> that behavior is not acceptable, and i strongly urge the iranian government to hold those responsible to task for rioters to essentially be able to overrun the embassy and set it on fire is an indication that the iranian government is not taking its international obligation seriously. >> the crisis ...