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Detected in a metal detector at all. >> no. >> that could get to the yard real quick. use it, throw it, flush it, youre done and over with. >> stab it at somebodys heart, pop a jugular vein, pop an eyeball out. >> and then you clear the evidence. >> clear the evidence and your work station is clean. >> no detection. next on "lockup: extended stay," whether youre an inmate doing your time -- >> i did everything i could to avoid the situation.™vñ >> or a correction officer. >> was going for t...

>> that could get to the yard real quick. use it, throw it, flush it, youre done and over with. >> stab it at somebodys heart, pop a jugular vein, pop an eyeball out. >> and then you clear the evidence. >> clear the evidence and your work station is clean. >> no detection. next on "lockup: extended stay," whether youre an inmate doing your time -- >> i did everything i could to avoid the situation. >> or a correction officer. >> was going for the jugular but he just missed. >> your life is con...

Business that has some type of crisis communication plan thats in place. so, rick, it looks like its not really true theres no such thing as bad publicity. >> rick: absolutely. david lee miller in the news room many, thanks. >> jamie: thats an interesting one. weve talked about prostate cancer and just released guidelines on screening. originally doctors said early detection is key, go get checked. but a task force set up by the government, telling men, wait. so were going to have our fox news m...

this month, these flyers like this will need to be handed out and on display in stores. take a look. cell phones emit radio-frequency energy. youll start seeing those here in san francisco along with specific tips on what to do including limiting cell phone use by children, using a headset, using belt clips, avoiding cell phones in weak signal areas. this is something, again, weve been reporting on for some time. concern that using a cell phone for too long, too many years could potent...

the occupy movement has gone global. what began as a public demonstration in a small park in lower manhattan today spread to cities around the world. you see it there on your screen. it was a worldwide display of sympathy and solidarity with the protesters of occupy wall street. there was tokyo and japan, london in to uk, rome, sidney, hong kong, indonesia to name a few. most were peaceful. though some arrests were reported. rome, however, stands out as the exception today. thousands o...

specific tips on what to do including limiting cell phone use by children, using a headset, using belt clips, avoiding cell phones in weak signal areas. this is something, again, weve been reporting on for some time. concern that using a cell phone for too long, too many years could potentially problematic to your health. the world health organization even weighing in on this earlier this year saying they now consider cell phone radiation the nonionizing radiation a plausible carcinoge...

Now that has all been there. there are specific proteins that people are allergic to. more people are apparently allergic to this protein. we that i is due to something in the environment, better detection and also the possibility that women, during pregnancy are being exposed to peanuts ever earlier and inç smaller, more -- >> heather: tell us about this discovery from at&t university in north carolina, 60 million dollar peanut industry loan. >> this is a big breakthrough in a -- few years, h...

>> amanda knox is now back home here in seattle after spending nearly four years in an italian prison. she was released after appealing her murder conviction. but she remains haunted by the nightmare that began to unfold when she was just a young student. >> amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on adventure. >> she was going to study an broutd, going into college somewhere. she didnt know where yet. >> ...

>> amanda knox is now back home here in seattle after spending nearly four years in an italian prison. she was released after appealing her murder conviction. but she remains haunted by the nightmare that began to unfold when she was just a young student. >> amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on adventure. >> she was going to study an broutd, going into college somewhere. she didnt know where yet. >> ...

the tabloids. now in a dramatic turn of events, amanda knox is free after being convicted of murder abroad. >> amanda knox is now back home here in seattle after spending nearly four years in an italian prison. she was released after appealing her murder conviction. but she remains haunted by the nightmare that began to unfold when she was just a young student. >> amanda knox was going into her junior year of college. her mother etta recalls amanda the fresh-faced 20-year-old intent on...