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hacking scandal. david cameron minutes away from a show down. two major proposals in the trillion dollar showdown over the nations debt. the first is called a possible break through. the second plan is under attack by democrats. all this next on "american morning". thanks for being with us, its wednesday, july 20th, this "american morning". im kiran chetry. >> im ali velshi. do we have a lot going on today. british prime minister david cameron is about to get grilled by parliament....

Mobile and also cloud computing. those are the three things in terms of what is driving all this hiring. but these are really for highly skilled positions. if you look at the open positions in silicon valley, there are about 130,000 open jobs and 40% of them are for software engineers. thats why if youre a computer scientist graduating from a top university you can have the pick of the litter with all these jobs available. >> dan, quickly hourk much -- how much pay are we talking here salarywise...

what happened in this raid, but they seemed very, very concerned about the next raid and the one after that and that those kind of raids are going to be much riskier with how much information is now out there. >> we have from my perspective gotten to a point where we are close to jeopardizing this precious capability that we h e have, and we cant afford to o do that. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com this this fight isnt over. when you extend that to the military and their families...

Scientists, so he invented a cancer app. >> reporter: marty is a stanford trained computer scientist who made millions during the dot com boom of the 90s. now he says hes building something far more significant. do you see this as the most valuable work youve ever done? >> by far. i come into work with a different feeling than i ever had in anything else ive ever done. i have a chance to save some lives today. >> reporter: the chance to save lives was a calling. after he nearly lost his own life...

Talk with doctors and scientists, so he invented a cancer app. >> reporter: marty is a stanford trained computer scientist who made millions during the dot com boom of the 90s. now he says hes building something far more significant. do you see this as the most valuable work youve ever done? >> by far. i come into work with a different feeling than i ever had in anything else ive ever done. i have a chance to save some lives today. >> reporter: the chance to save lives was a calling. after he ne...

Same person who did "recount" which was well done. so should be great. still ahead, connecting cancer patients to doctors and scientists who might be able to save their lives. a computer scientist who won his own cancer battle invents a solution. its beautiful. its intelligent. even genius. but does your network work ? yes, i can hear you now. this is americas largest and most reliable network. verizon. built so you can rule the air. the two trains and a bus rider. the "ill sleep when its done...

Somewhere in america, theres a doctor who can peer into the future. theres a nurse who can access in an instant every patients past. and because the whole hospitals working together, theres a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, weve already answered some of the nations toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. in the connection tonight, a computer scientist who beat cancer is helping others do the ...

>> you just cheat? >> no, no. i met somebody involved in the production of this. julian moore, right? >> yes, youre right. point for anderson. the redhead got the role. she will play john mccains folksy former running mate. some may have considered this a long shot. shes not a spitting image of the former alaska governor. many may have guessed it could be tina fey after her spot-on impersonations of palin during the campaign. were you surprised? because i was. >> i didnt give it much thought. im...

Let nothing stand in your way. somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, weve already answered some of the nations toughest questions. and the over sixty thousand people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. in the connection tonight, a computer scientist who beat ca...

Moment of resurrection. the shroud first appeared in the middle ages in france. but the image we know today appeared when a photographer produced the first negative more than 100 years ago. documentary filmmaker david rolf first reported on the shroud more than 35 years ago. >> in our discovery of the three-dimensional technology that we now have, it could be that this is the age it was intended for. >> reporter: is it the face of christ, or is the shroud a clever hoax? a carbon dating test in 1...