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Paychecks to vital health care are suffering. heres a series of reports from the past week and what they are saying. >> if theres a trial being done where samples must be sent for analysis, that cant be done. >> cancer patient michelle was hoping she will be approved for a clinical trial this week. shes concerned her chances will dim if the shutdown continues. >> when youre given a terminal diagnosis, each month counts. >> you never want to be told in your job that you are nonessential. especial...

Waste built up at the reservoir is released the results spill is colossal surging into multiple towns and giving the region a haunting blood red stain. >> it seems very similar to the deep horizon spill. the amount of material released is roughly equivalent in both spills. >> after rushing through the town, the wave of destruction subsides. the damage is immense. >> people in their homes, mostly in the village of kolontar lost their lives and about 150 other people were caught up in the red mud ...

What have they been up to? >> reporter: john, that is the team that has been investigating alleged chemical weapons attacks that have taken place in syria. this year, the u.n. says that a number of alleged attacks were brought to the bodiess attention but seven of those, they said, warranted inspection and investigation. the team has been in there looking at these and investigating these chemical attacks, three of which we are told by the u.n. allegedly took place following that deadly large-sca...

Called us to a meeting. essentially what we said to her is the reason you should publish this is somebody out there has seen these words before and theyre going to recognize him by his words. >> "the washington post" publishes the manifesto on september 19th, 1995. >> after the publication of the unabomber manifesto, we received almost 55,000 calls. we had wives turning in their husbands. we had girlfriends turning in their boyfriends. we had all kinds of people submitting written samples of peo...

Unabomber manifesto, we received almost 55,000 calls. we had wives turning in their husbands. we had girlfriends turning in their boyfriends. we had all kinds of people submitting written samples of peoples work. >> among the thousands of people who believed they recognized the style of the writer is linda patrick, the wife of ted kaczynskis brother david. >> david kaczynskis wife was on sabbatical in paris and saw excerpts from the manifesto. she recognized the phrasing because david had showed...

On mars. bill: advance it one time and tell me what in the world is this? >> thats where the robot was digging into the mars dirt. part of a what it was sent to do is take some samples, put it in a little oven inside, cook that stuff to 1500 degrees and see what comes out. bill: really? what did it find in that dust? >> all kinds of things, but one of the most interesting things is steam. turns out that dry mars dust is full of water. its about 2% water. so if you just took one cubic foot of mar...

Kenya of the weekend there are now suspicions that she was somehow involved in the kenya bombing which is why interpol made her the worlds most wanted woman. martha: the word is they asked her family for dna. that would lead one to believe they have a body and they need to figure out if its her. >> during last weeks terrorist attack in kenya some eyewitnesses claim they saw a white woman directing operations, directing the terrorists, telling them what to do. as a result of that authorities in k...

Terrorist demands. >> the last thing we wanted to do was set a precedent that we would be blackmailed into publishing terrorist manifestos. because every terrorist could decide this is nice, well try this too. >> attorney general janet reno called us to a meeting. essentially what we said to her is the reason you should publish this is somebody out there has seen these words before and theyre going to recognize him by his words. >> "the washington post" publishes the manifesto on september 19th,...

Scribbling. >> the media and the fbi are faced with a dilemma. publishing the manifesto could be seen as giving in to terrorist demands. >> the last thing we wanted to do was set a precedent that we would be blackmailed into publishing terrorist manifestos. because every terrorist could decide this is nice, well try this too. >> attorney general janet reno called us to a meeting. essentially what we said to her is the reason you should publish this is somebody out there has seen these words befo...

Publishing the manifesto could be seen as giving in to terrorist demands. >> the last thing we wanted to do is set a precedent that we would be blackmailed into publishing terrorist manifestos, because every terrorist could come out of the woodwork and decide this is nice, well try this too. >> attorney general janet reno called us to a meeting. essentially what we said to her is the reason you should publish this. somebody out there has seen these words before and theyre going to recognize him ...