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They say they hope it contains samples of the asteroid that could provide clues will the solar system. were told it will be a while before scientists can study it. iraq. the countrys parliament today holding its first session since elections in march. the meeting mostly symbolic it lasted less than 20 minutes. lawmakers taking their oaths of office. prime minister neuroly al maliki is battling to keep his job after a rival group narrowly won the most seats. kenya, two explosions ripping through ...

Should be kicked. >> the president will address the nation at 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. thats the first time hell use the oval office to speak with the american people. cnn, of course, will carry the speech live. well, also new this morning, after a seven-year $4 billion mile journey, the japanese capsule landed in the australian outback. it could contain the first samples collected from an asteroid to help them better understand the origin and evolution of the solar system. the capsul...

The worlds -- buried in the ground in one of the worlds most impoverished nation, were talking about afghanistan and the good news is the wealth could lead the country out of poverty, the bad news is... could it enrich the taliban? well debate it. >> well follow the mystery case of the 7-year-old boy, the second grader last seen walking to his classroom, ten days ago and he disappeared. there is a big change today, authorities say it is a criminal investigation now, well talk about why, what has...

Pounds of moon rocks and dust from the far-off body in the sky. and, now, most of those moon rocks, they brought back and we gave away, are missing. >> reporter: some experts say each of these lunar samples from apollo 11 and 17 are worth up to $5 million and its hard to believe they were largely forgotten about until nasa discovered some of them on the black market. now, the rocks and dust are popping up in random garages and attics, listen to this guy who knew he had one in an old box of his b...

>> unbelievable. >> i dont know, but-- and nasa brought back dozens of rocks from historic moon mission and many of the rocks are now missing, believe it or not. and they are valuable. clayton is trying to get his hands on them. >> i know. >> one professor has made his goal to find them all. >> one in my bedroom, hope theyre not looking for it, and peter doocy. >> you can get your hands on one if youve got about 5 million bucks. this is crazy back in 1973 and 74 as a way to share with the world ...

Authority it has to bring in other resources? >> a tough question. the coast guard has been critical of b.p. but we havent heard what penalties will be imposed if they dont follow orders. there was criticism in the beginning this was a closeness between coast guard and b.p. we have seen a distance growing between the two as the crisis goes on. as far as the damages we have been seeing in the past 48 hours, increase in wildlife damages. a number of oil pelicans turning on shore here and often bro...

And florida. but beaches remain open. >> when you see these advisories, those are just as a precaution for anyone who may be in the water, who may be sensitive to oil products, and that might cause irritation on the skin. >> reporter: water testing has been part of the testing in pensacola beach, florida. >> were taking samples, analyzing them to look for the oil that people cant see. a lot of this oil is disbursed in the water. >> reporter: at an emergency management meeting in mississippi, off...

On this beach. having moved away, theyd come back to visit together today. >> we figured wed come see the beach one more time before it was ruined. we got here and five minutes later, here it was, and its nasty. >> reporter: public advisories have now been posted in alabama and florida, but beaches remain open. >> when you see these advisories, those are just as a precaution for anyone who may be in the water who may be sensitive to oil products, and that might cause irritation on the skin or su...

Sensitive to oil products, and might caught irritation on the skin. >> one gets water, one gets sediment. >> reporter: water testing has been part of the routine since the spill began. >> were taking water and sand samples to look for the oil that people cant see. a lot of it is dispersed in the water. >> reporter: at an emergency management meeting almost 150 miles away in mississippi, officials are tired of waiting. >> the solid samples that we sent in monday, we got sunday, we still dont have...

That might cause irritation on the skin or such. >> one of these gets water. the other one gets setment. >> reporter: water testing is part of the routine since the spill began in pensacola beach. >> were taking water and sand samples, analyzing them to look for the oil that people cant see because a lot of oil is dispersed in the water. >> reporter: at an emergency management meeting, almost 150 miles away in mississippi, officials are tired of waiting. >> the solid samples we sent in monday we...