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This year. on monday, the town held its 52nd labor day parade. teachers and students from sandy hook were marching. for a region still healing, it was a time to mark strength. we will turn now to new information on another government surveillance program. this time it involves the drug enforcement agency and one of the largest phone providers. it is the hemisphere project and it is linked to at&t. it has a vast number of calls going back to 1987. documents show that federal and local police ...

Mattress. >> obviously this has been tampered with. i can tell that the inmates have restitched it back up to try to evade detection, any type of detection. >> sorry. were just going in to see what we got. and actually its not anything they -- its like they cant have, you know. i dont know why they have it in their mattress. >> sometimes, unfortunately, we come up empty-handed, and it doesnt look like theres anything in here now. >> emotionally, i feel distraught because, you know, i mean, i don...

>> reporter: thank you, martha. good morning. the homeland security secretary began speaking at the national press club here in washington billed as a farewell speech before she begins her new position heading up the university of california system. nalitano citing how the response to the boston marathon bombing earlier this year saved lives. >> we have improved the ability of local communities to respond to critical incidents including in the city of boston and the commonwealth of massachusetts...

Detection. study of 4,000 women over 11 years focused on a protein produced by the majority of ovarian tumors. the testing strategy had a specificity of 99.9%. >> wow. >> meaning only 0.1% of patients with cancer will be falsely identifi identified. >> also the "new york post," skew ta airlines, not an airline i would probably fly on named scoot, is going to offer a no kids section on its airplanes. >> what? >> the plan will be known as scoot in silence. the airline will exclude children from un...

Coffeemaker. youre sending me into a frenzy of paranoia. how are these devices spying on me. >> remain calm. not going to happen yet. not the takeover. what it is, gets down to how much of the personal life can somebody learn about the habits, when do we come, when do we go, what time do we get up in the morning. a lot of things seem trivial, if i become a high-tech burglary ring and scanning vulnerabili vulnerabilities when do the coffeemakers go on, go off, when does the air conditioner go dow...

Angeles is dr. gary small. hes from uclas school of medicine. hes the guy we call on this topic. the author of "the alzheimers prevention program: keep your brain healthy for the rest of your life." welcome back to the program, dr. small. >> thank you, dr. gupta. >> you may know that at least three companies are actually now developing eye tests looking for signs of impairment. one of them is based on some of dr. blacks work. last year, the fda also approved a type of brain scan to try and help ...

Companies are developing eye tests looking for signs of impairme impairment. one based and some of the doctors work. last year approving a type of brain scan to help with early detection. the next question people ask and i ask, is there value in finding it early? anything you can do tab? tab? >> i think theres value in trying to find it earlier, and trying to develop technologies to detect it earlier, but i would agree with you. unless that early detection tool is linked to a specific treatment,...

Undercover agent and turned over to the cia. >> so, all of our explosive detection equipment which screens over a million checked bags in the u.s. wasnt calibrated to detect that. >> reporter: officials consider the drone killings a tactical victory and u.s. embassy in yemen remains closed except for emergency business. and the threat from al qaeda remains very real and serious. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> it is to be expected while we are sounding all the alarms and this is incredibly se...

The bomb discovered by an undercover agent and turned over to the cia. >> so, all of our explosive detection equipment which screens over a million checked bags in the u.s. wasnt calibrated to detect that. >> reporter: officials consider the drone killings a tactical victory and u.s. embassy in yemen remains closed except for emergency business. and the threat from al qaeda remains very real and serious. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> it is to be expected while we are sounding all the alarms...

More than 5 million americans are suffering with alzheimers disease. 200,000 of theunde more than 5 million americans are suffering with alzheimers disease. 200,000 of them are under age 65. >> this morning we are hearing about a new kind of test for early detection of the disease that involves how quickly you can recognize the faces of famous people. here is abcs linsey davis. >> reporter: take a guess, what is this persons name? recognize this person? how what about this person makes them fa...