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Not being careful about protecting that sort of -- those sort of items so that youre not able to get their dna. >> gary? >> they would have probably also taken samples from the young man that was also shot with him who they claim was his son. might have seen a match between them. they probably also would have rolled his fingerprints on scene and would have gotten prints from the saudis. >> they also took the body with them -- >> so theyve been able to exploit it in a number of different ways. >>...

In 1532 and the burn holes were repaired by nuns with cotton patches. for years the shrouds age and authenticity were highly debated. in 1988 a carbon 14 test was set up to finally end the continues various. >> before the carbon dating tests were done, it was agreed there would be samples taken from different parts and then a week before the sampling was done the protocol was changed. >> lauren: turin authorities allowed only samples to be taken from one corner, and the carbon 14 test results we...

Dispersants. it helped to break up the oil. it helped to keep it from the shallows. we think we would have seen a lot more of the beaches and marshes with a lot more oil. when you think about 200 million gallons of oil, even though we see oil along the shorelines, i took a helicopter ride this morning, its actually somewhat amazing how little made it to shore. we think the dispersants helped with that. weve reviewed thousands of samples internally. we see scientists looking as well. what were se...

Picuqune article. >> well, this is one of the largest releases in modern times, and although there are lots of things that we have learned from the response is that a lot of the people, almost 50,000 people, all of the work did was to avert some of the worst of what could have been an armageddon, but it has not shown to be. >> much of what i understand is unknown. it is one year out, and we talked a heck of a lot a year ago about the large plumes of oil, and how to the best of your knowledge and...

Ahead but first to our new york newsroom. >> reporter: the death toll rising from violent spring storms that hit the south. at least 10 killed one in alabama, two in oklahoma and seven in arkansas. three tornadoes touching down in one mississippi town. a wildfire in northern texas killing a volunteer firefighter. the mayor saying the 51-year-old was overcome by smoke. wildfires in that area have burned 20,000 acres and destroyed 50 hopes. the flames forcing hundreds to leave their homes. >> the ...

Assess ment. it helps us in our risk assessment of the future. dare i say it, i hope it will help governments think long and hard about where they behave and where they allow things to be built. >> this year, seven scientists are collecting data and taking samples to learn the effects of increased carbon dioxide levels in the ocean, as well as how ocean currents could be changing due to sea ice melting. for catlin its understanding. >> its relevant because what is happening in the arctic ocean m...

Extra scrutiny. they say they will have to show stress, fear, and deception. brooke? >> jean, thank you. next on reporter roulette a. report that nearly half of all of the meat that we buy is contaminated. what is behind this? >> researchers went to 26 grocery stores in five different cities and bought samples of chicken, beef, pork, and turkey and they are looking for staph bacteria. if it gets on the hands and into a cut, it could be a problem. heres what they found. they found that nearly hal...

>> our big story this hour -- a study out today that finds meat and towel tri produced here in the united states is widely contaminated with drug resistant bacteria. for what this means for all of us as we make our plans to eat and buy things, elizabeth cohen joins us. what does this study mean? when you first hear it, it is quite alarming. >> it is quite alarming. i want to try to put it in perspective. what it found is that these folks went to 26 different grocery stores in five cities and fou...

Infectious diseases" magazine. nearly afl poultry and meat sampled was contaminated with a drug-resistant bacteria. researchers collected and tested 136 samples from five u.s. cities. the usda had this response. we will determine if new information warrants changes in our policies to protect our nations food supply. 35 years after a traffic accident reduced her vocal capacity to a little more than a whisper, hearing her voice. something she hasnt heard since she was a teenager. >> i feel like ...

Contaminated with bacteria and half of those are resistant to various antibiotics, so, would you freak out over the turkey bacon? elizabeth cohen is here to tell us. >> they found something a tad different than what you said. half of the samples -- they went to 26 grocery stores in five cities and looked at beef, chicken, and turkey and pork. they said half of them have staph bacteria and most resistant to one antibiotic. look at this. 52% -- half of the samples had staph, and half of those were...