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Amanda knox signs a book deal of his own. the book is entitled "presumed guilty: my journey to hell and back with amanda knox." it is scheduled to be published in the fall. ♪ jenna: well, the raging debate over plans to publish full details of a controversial study on the h5n1 bird flu. scientists altered this deadly virus to see if it could spread from human to human, now the government wants details kept secret to keep that information out of the hands of terrorists or anyone else we don't want to have it. dr. marc siegel, a professor of medicine at new york university's land gone medical ...

Initially, they came out, and it sounded like this virus had been altered, it could travel easily from human to human, but later they made statements that led them to believe that it probably isn't that danger. and, plus, the information has already spread to our top scientists, it's already or seen the papers. i spoke to lori at the council of foreign relations and she says, a, no science should be curtailed and, b, this particular virus is probably not that deadly. let's watch what she has to say about it. >> the man who's the current editor of science magazine fully published a paper that d...

Now, there are first amendment issues here but i think they're right. they're going to allow the journals to publish an abbreviated version and real scientists, brian, can get this code but not on line and not in the actual journal. >> so far the layman, tell me why the bird flu is especially dangerous and can be engineered in the way you explain. >> the answer is, brian, because the bird flu virus is extremely deadly to anyone that gets infected with it. be it a bird or be it a human. up until now, humans, no matter whether they've handled birds or not are very unlikely to get it. then they d...

nato command center were targeted. you're going to see rooftop to rooftop fighting, today in kabul. >> these are u.s. security forces that are returning fire from what we're told was a well-organized taliban attack ugz rocket-propelled grenades, also machine guns. street fighting lasted several hours. it is over now, and there were casualties. want to go straight to the capital of kabul where our own suzanne malveaux has been there for a better part of a week and a half. she has now details there. suzanne, just begin with, can you confirm what we're being told, that all of the asill ...

These american cases, because it is possible for this e-coli strain to be transferred from human-to-human as well as picking it up through food, but dr. mark segal, a member of the fox news medical team told me today we should not be too worried. three american cases does not equal a crisis. listen. >> the biggest concern here, though, is fear. fear is a second pathogen that goes along with this bacteria. when people hear about this, they immediately assume it can happen to them. way more people are going do be afraid of this bacteria than could ever possibly get it. >> of course there's more ...