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Seven american marines met their deaths far away from the battle field when a 60 millimeter round accidently blew up inside a mortar tube at an army depot in the nevada desert. we don't yet know their names but we know the military is putting certain lots of the ammunition out of use until it can figure out exactly what happened. a tragic loss of life. and because we all needed one more thing to worry about, congress has taken a serious look at the threat of an asteroid strike big enough to wipe out a major city. a house committee met with actual rocket scientists to figure out what needs to...

Stalemate breaks any time soon. thank you sir. jeff fitzgerald is with me out of madison today. thank you. >> thanks bill. bill: that is one side of the battle. we will get to the other side in ten minutes from now. you will hear from one of those democratic senators in an undisclosed location, coming up live in a few moments. arthel: 65 million years ago an asteroid strike destroyed 75 percent of life on earth. so why scientists say it could happen again. bill: gettis