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He is 84 now. he has been in a prison hospital after a court slapped him with a life sentence earlier this month. officials say hosni mubarak is falling in and out of consciousness and his lawyer says his health condition is getting worse by the moment. a recent freezer glitch at a united states hospital could set back research on autism by a decade. thats the warning from a. freezer held 150 brain samples when it failed last month. roughly a third of them belonged to patients who had autism. we...

All of a sudden you go on winery tours. >> regulating can simply mean keeping it away from children. >> it is like cigarettes. you have to be 18 years old. you pay $10 a pack. it is not easy to get cigarettes. >> it is if you go out in front of fox when they are smoking. >> i wont give you one. >> i would give them free samples, but charge them up the butt for food. >> million dollar idea. >> lastly before i have to go, greg, you said you dont believe in the trojan horse that is medical marijuan...

Pictures. >> though only a fraction of the waste built up at the res voyeur is released, the resulting 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...

In his 50s to let him know he had reopened karins case. would steve provide a comparison sample of his own dna? >> i told steve that if he came up and provided those samples, it could do as much good eliminating him as a suspect as it could actually pointing the finger at him. >> he agreed and within 48 hours drove to utah from his current home in nevada and freely gave up a sample of his dna. but was he worried? oh, yes, he was said his friend dick cantonwine. >> he says, theyre going to try to...

All of a sudden you go on winery tours. >> regulating can simply mean keeping it away from children. >> it is like cigarettes. you have to be 18 years old. you pay $10 a pack. it is not easy to get cigarettes. >> it is if you go out in front of fox when they are smoking. >> i wont give you one. >> i would give them free samples, but charge them up the butt for food. >> million dollar idea. >> lastly before i have to go, greg, you said you dont believe in the trojan horse that is medical marijuan...

Experience. >> mike: were going to do a few samples, pieces from the album. i want the people to get a flavor from it, ive got it downloaded and loving t the first one a new orleans feel to it, tell us what its called. >> thats right, by an artist named little brother montgomery, an interesting character from louisiana, the new orleans area, plays in a lot of different settings. solo artists, quartets, quintets and this is one of the special-- >> weve got one of the our technicians and bob, a fr...

do believe right now is him but they are waiting for fingerprint tests to come back and confirm it. this man himself says he is the suspect. he says he is luca magnata. he was caught in an internet cafe and there were reports that they had seen activity on his account. he still had his own personal mobile phone. they figured this gi sooner or later would give himself up in a sense. because he want doing a good job of trying to cover his tracks. >> lets bring viewers back it last week w...

killing of anti-government protesters last year. the protesters got loud after two of his sons were acquitted on corruption charges. six of his former aides were also acquitted. i want to bring in samir shehadda from georgetown university. good to see you. first off, reaction of what were seeing unfold in tahrir square as a decision of the court. what does that signal to you? >> clearly, many millions of egyptians are unhappy because they feel the sentencing was light. that this was ...

>> reporter: good morning, john. good morning, paula. after nasa ended its shuttle program, it turned to private companies for these routine trips to space. yesterday marks the first successful mission. call it one giant step for private space exploration. >> the dragon spent five days, 16 hours and five minutes attached to the international space station. >> reporter: the spacex dragon capsule left the international space station for its return to earth. these blurry images show the capsule on ...

Good morning, paula. after nasa ended its shuttle program, it turned to private companies for these routine trips to space. yesterday marks the first successful mission. call it one giant step for private space exploration. >> the dragon spent five days, 16 hours and five minutes attached to the international space station. >> reporter: the spacex dragon capsule left the international space station for its return to earth. these blurry images show the capsule on its way to splashdown in the paci...