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22 years ago and was at the forefront and everybody was talking about it, both at home, at school, at restaurants and so on. but now i think that because im doing well, people think that well, if i get hiv, i can be like magic. a lot of people in 22 years have died. somebodys going to die today of hiv and aids, so we have to remember just because im doing well, doesnt mean that youre going to do well. because the virus acts different in all of us. but you give yourself a real chance to live a lo...

>> what we said at the time was, look, he said two different things at two different times. and we will tell the policy consumers and other analysts in the community both stories. you choose to believe what you choose to believe. but i dont know which one is accurate. >> the administration chooses to believe the connection. >> weve learned that iraq has trained al qaeda members in bomb making. in poisons. and deadly gasses. >> right up to the war and beyond, it remains a key administration argum...

Deflect an asteroid. the u.s. navy successfully shot down an old spy satellite in 2008 before it could crash to earth and release toxic gas. but blasting a large asteroid is not in the cards. >> it wouldnt be practical to have a laser powerful enough to split it in half. >> reporter: conjuring up images of the film "armageddon" nasa is pushing ahead with plans to last astronauts on an asteroid by 2025 and improve early detection. >> i think all three of us agree ground based systems are great. >...

Detection devices which picked up a reading for nuclear activity, here at the oglivie station they detained this train and searched for the bag in threat. the bag turns out to be clean but theres still a signal of something nuclear somewhere on the train. >> they were in charge and they werent going to let that train go out until they knew it was safe. >> reporter: jerry jones, a chicago lawyer, was heading home on that train, hes the passenger in the blue shirt. they narrowed it down to the peo...

The fbi is very highly trained in this. what we need to get the tsa training that they need, or to get them out of there and let private companies come in and take the thing over and start saving us $8 billion were wasting a year. martha: thank you. so, i was just getting to that. $8 billion a year and you claim that this huge sort of, you know, it is like an octopus of tentacles and arms you have to go through to get on a plane these days is for nothing? >> well, it is not for nothing but the p...

Nightmare. we do have an official statement from carnival this morning. and it goes as the following, we have comprehensive maintenance programs in place that meet or exceed all regulatory standards and requirements. immediately after carnival "triumph" arrived safely in mobile we assembled an expert team from across the company, as well as outside experts in the areas of fire, marine, technical, and electrical systems to complete a fleetwide assessment in the areas of fire prevention, detection...

Team from across the can you be the company as well as outside experts in the areas of fire, marine, technical and electrical systems to complete a fleetwide assessment in the areas of fire prevention, detection and suppression. engine and power redundancies and emergency power generation and services. so they are absolutely trying their best to recover from this fiasco to say the least. fredricka, michael. >> christina, thanks so much. appreciate that. were going to go to the new york stock e...

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Year. how do we continually raise the bar to make sure that they are at the sort of cutting edge of detection. really the only way to do that is to really do it through these red team tests and have them push the envelope and determine whats feasible and whats not feasible by the way by allowing knives golf clubs, tsa says they are allowing the agents to look for more dangerous devices, shep. >> shepard: and the shampoo. how often do we fail these tests, do you know? >> there were some years aft...

Asteroid. an asteroid is a rocky object, millions of them in space. a meteor is an asteroid that burns up entering our atmosphere, think more shooting star. here is the deal with this. the size of a football field and arent they all? and the meteor in russia was about six times smaller than this. and it is quite far away. 2 1/2 times the distance between the earth and the moon. and, again, no threat. no fear. it is too feint to see from your backyard telescope. recently discovered. and i think w...