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Pharmacist. a robot that packages drugs with little or no danger of accidently mixing up the medication. when people hear about robotic pharmacies, they may think we don't need pharmacists anymore. >> well, in actuality, what we're doing is leveraging the pharmacists so they can spend more time in the hospital focusing on the improvement and drug therapy. >> reporter: lynn paulson purchased this equipment for $7 million. it's not at your neighborhood pharmacy yet, but experts believe some day it will be. the robot gets its commands from a digital prescription pad. from a doctor's orders entere...

Pharmacist. a robot that packages drugs with little or no danger of accidently mixing up the medication. when people hear about robotic pharmacies, they may think we don't need pharmacists anymore. >> well, in actuality, what we're doing is leveraging the pharmacists so they can spend more time in the hospital focusing on the improvement and drug therapy. >> reporter: lynn paulson purchased this equipment for $7 million. it's not at your neighborhood pharmacy yet, but experts believe some day it will be. the robot gets its commands from a digital prescription pad. from a doctor's orders entere...

Investigative service in dallas. it says the afghans have defense department badges which they could attempt to use to enter military bases. security officers should distribute this information to their personnel. the nics is the vis-a-vis that afghan trainees have been revoked and a computer data base shared by federal, state and local authorities. the bulletin includes the names and photos of the 17 men. it says if any one of them is spotted, contact the f.b.i., ncis or ice. a senior defense department official tells fox he had no direct knowledge of these 17 men going awol but he says it's ...

Couldn't move on it. sean, you have to look at what the fbi is saying. they admit that they interviewed tamerlan. they admit that. they admit they got the clue from russia. they went out there. they interviewed family members. what did they do with the information? are they trying to tell me that they file information like that that could be later used at the time of the boston bombing or a similar incident that they cannot access at just the touch of a computer data base? and one more thing, sean, how many people do you think in 2011 were contacted in boston at the fbi office about a russian ...