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crews inject material inside. deputy transportation director frank murphy says the real digging has yet to start. >> we havent really gotten down low to see what has started there. but we know enough to know that there has been strength in this. we always knew this was going to be part of the work. >> reporter: right now, the northbound closures are scheduled through monday but could last longer. and southbound lanes may eventually close. >> these closures may be a regular feature over...

future of the newspaper industry and the standards necessary for creating an ethical climate in the newsroom. here is a portion of his testimony. >> before you start, i am grateful it is correct in one of the exhibits. >> 27 and 29, and that is one of the points mr. murdoch was going to start off with. your member yesterday we are were talking about the day that he saw the headline when "the sun" -- that was the 30th of september, 2009. i understand that you were in new york on that da...

just barely. but i look forward to continuing as we work this through the process across the floor of the senate on the presidents desk before the deadline. thank you. >> thank you very much. let me note av load just started. we will have to votes in terms of process. we are going to come immediately back and move forward and get the bill done out of committee swine gracious to have everyone come back as soon as possible but we want to proceed now with senator john look brandt coming a...

nurse got really mad. >> and some parent groups attack vaccines as the cause of chronic diseases from adhd to autism. >> my kid got six vaccines in one day, and he regressed. >> would i rather have the measles versus autism? well sign up for the measles. >> despite numerous scientific studies that say vaccines are safe, public concern persists. the result: outbreaks of infectious diseases not seen for a generation. >> we are not living in a bubble. its just a matter of time before some...

science stories: paul solman raises disturbing questions about a future full of high tech advances. >> there are 60,000 pacemakers in the united states that connect to the internet. its great when youre suffering from an arrhythmia and your doctor can remotely shock you, but what happens if the kid next door does that? >> woodruff: and we talk with maria klawe, president of harvey mudd college, about her mission to bring more women into scientific fields. >> you get them into an intro ...

official ordered wiretaps of the countrys president. >> brown: and we close with two science stories: paul solman raises disturbing questions about a future full of high tech advances. >> there are 60,000 pacemakers in the united states that connect to the internet. its great when youre suffering from an arrhythmia and your doctor can remotely shock you, but what happens if the kid next door does that? >> woodruff: and we talk with maria klawe, president of harvey mudd college, about h...

your world in 90 seconds. >> oh, my gosh! >> residents dig out from disaster. >> it hit so fast and quick. nobody had time to react to it. >> tornado outbreak pummels the plains. >> hundreds of homes damaged and destroyed. >> deadly tornado took a direct shut on the town of woodward, oklahoma. >> never seen them like this. if it turns out that some of the allegations are confirmed, then, of course, ill be angry. >> president obama calls for an investigation into the secret service sc...

with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. both parties-- republicans and parties-- republicans andin the most basic function of government: managing the budget. it started six months ago when congress refused to raise the nations borrowing limit until et cet cuts were made. the nation came so close to s daulting on its debts that the federal government lost its top- notch credit rating. the borrowing limit was raised urn eturn for the creation of the so-called supercommittee of the c...

>> were still talking about different ideas. >> reporter: a fight over taxes was at the root of the stalemate-- just as it was when president obama and speaker boehner tried to broker a similar agreement to cut the debt this summer. republicans on the supercommittee were pushing to make the bush-era tax cuts permanent for everyone, while democrats like massachusetts senator john kerry wanted to let the tax cuts for top eners expire next year. >> this is not a tax cutting committee. thi...

im ann curry. >> and im matt lauer. according to the latest estimates ive seen, about 42 million of us are going to be traveling away from home on the whole day weekend. >> if youre among those masses heading out today or tomorrow you might want to leave yourself extra time because powerful storm systems are impacting conditions on the roads and potentially airports on both coasts. its especially bad in the south where highways have been shut down due to widespread flooding. al is on t...