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Relatives or evidence -- in other words, known samples, toothbrush, hairbrush, something of that sort, so that they can do a comparison. ultimately, it takes time. its very difficult work. but because the bodies are intact, it makes things a little bit easier. there certainly has been some level of decomposition or else the bodies wouldnt have been found floating. but as you said, jake, there are 162 bodies that they are going to have to examine. i think the first question is, what is the cause ...

She is the typical youngest. a lot of fun and lot of drama. >> i was reading research said children laugh 250 times a day. adults, only six times a day. which i think, because of your book, we laugh a lot more than that in our house. >> its great. >> whats the secret to really nailing it when it comes to delivery on a joke? im pretty bad. >> well, i think for me what i love about these books is that the kid becomes the superstar. im not the superstar. when they open that book, it becomes a whole...

Took permission to climb from 32,000 feet to 38,000 feet it would be the last known communication from the crew. >> we are very devastated about whats happened. its unbelievable. we do not know what happened yet. we will await the investigation to find out what happened. >> to these two teenage girls whose parents were aboard the flight, all they can do is wait holding on to hope that their families will soon be found. so many stories of sadness. 150 passengers or indonesians, the families of th...

Approach. four injuries have been reported and officials say one man has died. the columbus dispatch cdc says a lab worker who may have been exposed to ebola is showing no signs of the deadly virus. last week the technician was working with samples of ebola that was supposed to be inactive but may have contained the live virus instead. the tech will be monitored for 21 days as a precaution. "l.a. times," two suspects fired on a police patrol car in los angeles late last night. the shooting p...

Manufacturing in burnham, maine. pride beat out furniture and other wood working companies to not only win the lincoln logs contract, but to do it better than the chinese. >> we have to do a lot of pieces per minute, we have to do it with fewer people. we have to be able to make the machine thats capable of making a lot of pieces per minute at a high quality level. and thats how we compete. >> reporter: for pride manufacturing, which is currently making samples of the toy pieces, its not just ab...

Detective. you have a unique perspective. you were with the cdc, a disease detective there. heres what theyre saying seema. theyre saying that the samples were switcheded a sample of live ebola virus was sent to the low-risk lab, instead of a dead virus sample. how significant is this? >> its huge mistake, poppy and its one that we cant afford right now. because cdc is one of the agencies leading the fight against the ebola epidemic in west africa. this lab where the mistake occurred has process...

Different labs that are different levels of security and something like ebola is supposed to be in a lab with the highest security. its sort of someone who took this technician, took a sample and moved it to one lab and theres no excuse for it, because all of these samples are color coded. its almost like putting something yellow next to other things that are red. how does that happen? >> it happens because of human error. scientists make mistakes, but thats why its so important to have these pr...

Im doug mckellway in washington. making headlines, a lab technician at the cdc is being monitored for possible exposure to ebola. the cdc reports a mix-up in samples being transferred between lab torres. the cdc director says he is troubled and that no staff risk is acceptable. it has been a peaceful day so far in berkley, missouri, after two nights of protests of an african-american man by a white suspect. authorities say the suspect pulled a gun on the officer. many people are spending their...

Possible exposure to that deadly virus technician was working in what they describe as a secure lab at the time and may have come into contact with a live ebola sample that was supposed to be part of an experiment. peter doocy has the very latest from washington. peter? >> reporter: leland, one scientist will now be monitored for three weeks after handling ebola samples that may have contained live virus and not even known it. this happened because somebody at the cdc made a big mistake, transpo...

Has spent $3.7 million on drones. but many of the unmanned aircraft are gathering dust and in seattle, they even returned their drones over privacy concerns. we reached out to the department of justice and the cops program for comment today, but with it being christmas eve, we never heard back. by the way, if youre wondering what president obama is doing on this day before christmas, hes playing golf with a couple of staffers and the prime minister of malaysia. >> and a merry christmas to you as...