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Honor volunteers and raise money and today 10 billion doughnuts are made and scarfed down in the u.s. every year. on this holiday get one free. at dunkin donkreme and other shops. free doughnuts! >> oh, yeah. "world news now" paid a visit to a shop in new york that takes the doughnut to an entirely new level. the doughnut planet. makes doughnuts by hand. experiments with different flavors all the time. this morning i sent over samples for a taste test, why not? >> gourmet stuff. >> i will tell y...

Session until 6:00 today. one of the distinctions that the state was making is this particular witness who was on the stand this morning, tom owen, said he can say that george zimmermans voice is not the voice. he is not saying its trayvon martin but its not george zimmerman. the defense hammered him hard when he tested the samples that they did not reach what is considered the standard in the industry of 16 seconds in length. hes got a clip thats far shorter and the standard is about 20 words. ...

Opinions and frequently juries have to weigh through those. my experience is they frequently cancel each other out. >> its interest that the expert who analyzed the voice had a redacted version and not the original in possession of the state. he compared the audio to samples of zimmermans voice. theres also some discrepancy on the length of tape. >> if the method was reliable then its a question of weight. how much weight do you have to give to that persons testimony but not that he cant testify...

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Bodies as well. >> he doesnt say who used sarin gas against, whether or not it was the government or the rebels. but that would be very important in terms of how france, uk, the united states responds to the news. this would be the first time that they would confirm sarin gas was used. >> saying with certainty from lab tests, from samples collected bay u.n. fact finding mission. u.n. saying they have certainty both sides used toxins at various points. worrying stuff. >> all right. well move on t...

Lot more money than these people do, and the department of health in arkansas is seemingly on exxons side in this. so do the neighbors have a chance? >> well, if you also look at the samples epa has been collecting inside the homes in the evacuated area, they are detecting the benzine tal you wean ethyl benzine and when they compare td to comparable samples collected by exxon contractors, for the most part contractors are getting nondetect. so it gets back to the sensitivity of the testing and c...

Pipelines ruptured and spilled thousands of barrels of oil into their neighborhood. residents in the suit complain about health problems including nausea and serious headaches. the accident happened back in march, however, the arkansas department of health says in part, quote, all chemicals of concern detected in the homes were below levels expected to be a health hazard. the department gives a web site where residents can keep up to date on air quality levels, but as you can see one might need ...

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Washington, thank you. >> a controversial decision by the supreme court the justices upholding the police practice of taking dna samples from those who have been arrested but not convicted of a crime. the court compared it to fingerprinting. critics say the decision opens the door to a major change in police powers. the nations highest court ruling police can collect dna from suspects who have been arrested even if they have not yet been convicted of a crime. theres no warrant needed. the five...