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Money. >> reporter: what plan are you on now? >> i have no coverage at the moment. >> reporter: none. >> and i said i cant afford to pay, you know, $200 a month almost to health insurance and also pay all these bills at the same time. the only thing that-- that exists that will be affordable it for me is something from the affordable care act from the new york health exchange. >> reporter: according to the kaiser foundation, 61% of adults say theyre uninsured because theyre unemployed or the cos...

Hes nonthreatening. hes helping them do their job. >> reporter: baxter is designed to work safely alongside humans. six facial expressions indicate status to human partners. a raised eyebrow signals confusion ifing? smg is not right on the line. but most of the time baxter works alone. >> the best part i like is baxter doesnt have a mouth so baxter doesnt talk. >> reporter: slow but steady, baxter toilz on 24/7 without breaks or benefits. he costs only $22,000, and even with power and programmin...

At most your fingerprint, why is it we are still using control-alt-delete as the command? the man who was present at the creation of control-alt-delete said it was a mistake. that man happens to be bill gates and he made the startling admission in a video for harvard university. >> we could have had a single button. the guy who did the ibm keyboard design didnt want to give us our single button. so we programmed it to a level -- it was a mistake. [ laughter ] >> blame him, bill gates in a recent...

Together could be difficult following a series of leaks this week to the british newspaper "the guardian" about u.s. cyber capabilities. friday, the paper reported on a secret directive by president obama to draw up an overseas target list for cyber attacks. while the existence of the directive was widely reported last year, someone has now leaked the wbr-id "wbr5650" actual document to "the guardian." a white house spokeswoman downplayed the significance of "the guardian" report, stating tha...

Since bottoming out four years ago in march 2009. as ben tracey reports, that is good news for investors who didnt bail out. >> okay,. >> reporter: he doesnt plan to give up his teaching job at the university of southern california. but carlos sosa could thanks to the stock markets recent run-up. >> are you surprised by how far and how fast the market has bounced back? >> im not surprised but im glad. >> and we had some remodeling we wanted to do on the house. we put that off for ten years. were...

Sports shooter himself, leading some to question whether the president had ever fired a gun. over the last few days, one major american media company after another has announced that it has been attacked by hackers, twitter says its system was broken into and we have heard the same from three of the nations biggest newspapers. some of these companies suspect that china is behind all of this and nancy cordes has been investigating. >> twitter called it an extremely sophisticated attack, that may ...

Blabbermouth. i think it is part of my american education more than anything else. >> reporter: how do you get away with it. >> how do they get away with it is the question, really. >> reporter: in a country with little tolerance for dissent, huang boldly pushes the limits. she had a talk show but walked away because the government current sord her guest. she now has almost 6 million followers on chinas version of twitter. >> reporter: how do you know you have a he gone two far. >> its called th...

>> we made a mistake. im absolutely responsible. the buck stops with me. >> reporter: in april jpmorgan chase lost at least $2 billion and counting of its own money using a complex strategy of trades that were meant to protect the firms overall financial strength but did just the opposite, exposing the bank and its shareholders to steep losses. >> something obviously went very wrong. >> we feel terrible. but no client, customer or taxpayer money was impacted by this event. >> reporter: dimon has...

Search, and then go through a metal detecter. either the gunman was from the ministry interior or working with someone on the inside. after five days of fury, many american troops in afghanistan are worried nowhere is safe. this afternoon, a man -- believed to be afghan -- walked through the ministry that controls the police. he opened a door with a keypad lock. inside, a u.s. major lieutenant colonel had placed his guns and bulletproof vests on the floor. the man shot both in the head. he has y...

Emergencies or when the device is used to help the driver, such as gps navigation. >> its a very, very serious issue and people need to put their devices down and drive. >> reporter: they say its time to take the same tough approach that we did on drunk driving, which has saved tens of thousands of lives. todays move, prompted by this deadly accident. the driver of the pickup received 11 text messages in the 11 minutes before his crash. 90% of drivers support texting bans. 60% favor cell phone b...