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Almost randomly during our lifespan. >> well, cell division mutations to me is something that would be very hard for me to tell in myself. i know i can make sure that i dont smoke. i can make sure that i dont go to spend too much time in the sun and all that but does that mean we need to do more screening for prevention and treatment and for detection? >> right. thats exactly what it means. it drives home the importance that because we cant predict and two-thirds of cancer cases, who is going to...

Society says there was a 22% drop in cancer mortality over the last two decades. more than 1.5 million cancer deaths were averted that would have occurred if the peak rates had persisted an this is all thanks to lower smoking rates and better detection. the senate energy and resources committee is set to vote on the controversial keystone pipeline next week, pavingthe way for it to come to the floor. it may lack the 67 votes needed to overcome a presidential veto. molly henneberg has the lates...

Co-author of "spy the lie." phil, great to see you. >> good to see you as well. >> what most of america did not know is in the days after baby lisa went missing, you and another partner went to interview deborah and jeremy about the disappearance. and you went in with an open mind. its on the its on the tapes. you say im not you say im not here to represent you, im here to represent the baby. >> correct. >> and i may bring this to the police, this is going to be an open interview. why did you se...

Among 31 types excluding breast and prostate cancer. and then they compared the risk of developing cancer. only one third of the cancers in the tissues can be blamed on factors like smoking so 2/3rds come from random mutations in dna. the authors say this doesnt mean you should go wild with lifestyle choices. one professor added he hoped it puts more focus on early detection of cancer. cancer of the lungs, skin and other tissues are tied to sun exposure and smoking and people should remain vigil...

This as investigators are still searching for clues what exactly happened. recovery teams have come up with more debris from the plane and now theyre dispatching a lot more high-tech gear to the scene as well. france has sent some underwater detection equipment in. the u.s. also has sonar equipment. basically first of all theyre trying to fix themselves where the fuselage is in that sea, and maybe most importantly to fine out what happened the voice and data recorder, those black boxes. there is...

Theres a lot happening. lets get right to it. our lead story this hour. >> this morning officials are hoping improved weather conditions will help the recovery efforts for airasia flight 8501. the head of indonesias search and rescue agency says the focus is on underwater detection. ships from indonesia, malaysia, singapore and the united states are using high tech equipment to search the java sea for wreckage from the jet. several planes are searching the area but one of indonesias air safety i...

Richard. i think the searchers are getting closer they are narrowing down the search area the ocean is an awfully big area. when youre searching something the size of the state of rhode island thats a lot of place to look and it will take a little time but they are going to find it. >> all right. richard quest, peter goelz thanks to both of you. plus were getting word of a possible detection of the planes tail with sonar equipment. where is the plane? our experienced investigator joins me next...

One researchers says he hopes the findings will prompt more focus on early detection of cancer saying cancers of the lungs, skin and other factors are tied to lung cancer and smoking. researchers have concerns the study was weakened by the lack of data on breast and prostate cancer. leland: searchers are scouring the java sea for wreck and from airasia flight 8501. heather: if you think this winter wonderland is somewhere up north. these images from nevada is standing by to tell us about the

The second day of january. >> "morning joe" will be back this coming monday. but we have all of your mornings stories and theres a lot happening. >> this morning, officials are hoping improved weather conditions will help the recovery efforts for air asia flight. the focus is on underwater detection. meanwhile, at least 30 bodies have been recovered. more than 130 people remain missing. more than 100 people gathered in the rain for the elementary schools funeral. she was traveling on a vacation....

Navy divers down to identify a piece of wreckage that wasnt happening today. it is hampering the search for bodies as you can imagine. one victim the first to be identified today, a woman. she according to airasia was identified through dna, united with her family here and taken back to her village. after a brief ceremony laid to rest, richard. >> kelly, as we look at some fuselage you reported on theyre hoping that indeed according to tony fernandez what they have seen might be part of that. wh...