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♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ nasa has new plans to xplorp the great unknown, and this time they include grabbing an asteroid. right. senior scientists want to use a robotic probe to catch a 500 ton space rock and pull it closer to earth, part of a new initiative to study asteroids. it will last more than a decade and cost at least $100 million a year. i'm craig melvin. good sunday. a quick look at other story rts making news. violent clashes in cairo today. at least one person died and dozens injured outside the city'...

President with lower approval ratings until these still beating a republican or democratic field on the other side? >> oh, you know, i bet it's happened a lot. i think when you just have the president himself out there and people are not happy about what's going on with the economy, everything's going to be blamed on him. but then suddenly you're in that booth and you're not choosing him versus some great unknown, you're choosing him versus x or y. the interesting thing you talked about earlier was his own judgment of himself in this latest 60 minutes in terms of how he would rank in history. ...

>> hello, i'm dr. sanjay gupta. few of us can forget what unfolded behind me ten years the shocking spectacle of the world trade center towers crumbling into dust against that new york city skyline and the what disappeared along with it. ten years later, the obvious signs of the dust are gone. yet in some waysit still looms over new york city. it still haunts the over new york city. thousands of responders who became sick after breathing it in. in washington, there is a large fire. >> move it! >> get out! >> the world trade center. >> back, back. >> what's going on? get out of here! ...

worst fire season in history gets worse by the hour. this is the worst of the worst. southeast of austin, 30,000 acres consumed, hundreds of homes destroyed, zero containment. this fire started sunday, barely 48 hours ago, and already governor rick perry calls it as mean a fire as he has ever seen and he's seen a whole lot of wildfires this year. the texas forest service counts 294 consecutive days of wildfires somewhere in the state. you see the numbers here behind me. not coincidentally, it's been a year of historic drought. so far this year, more than 3 1/2 million acres have burn...

We are, of course, some 250 kilometers from the power plant. so those who are living around the plant, it is a different situation. there is an exclusion zone that has been set up. some 20 kilometers from the plant. we spoke to a number of people who were able to flee that area. they were taking refuge in a shelter. there have been many shelters set up around the country, but this one particular shelter, they are offering food, bedding and, you know, really importantly, a warm, safe place to stay. many of these people are young families. you know, these are parents who are concerned about thei...