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To the index of other news tonight. there have been two fire bomb attacks in davie, florida. police say surveillance shows a driver tossing a bomb under a vehicle. the next morning, another device. a large fire ball destroying two vehicles. no motive and no suspect revealed. an alleged serial rapist has been arrested in spartanburg, south carolina, tonight. gregory frye is accused of a dozen sexual assaults, kidnappings and break-ins dating back to 1995. investigators used dna evidence to find him. to the hit and run arrest near atlanta tonight. a 9-year-old girl was struck and injured in ...

>> sandra: researchers at stanford university are producing a test. dr. devi is here. stanford is heading up the human trials. >> they're about to start the human trials. it's exciting. it's a small human trial looking at lymphoma so it's not all types of cancer but the idea is you're using something than the traditional methods of treating cancers. we're not talking about chemotherapy where the philosophy is to kill as many cells as possible instead we're having one's immune cells to attack the cancer. >> sandra: this is the new way

>> the fda has approved a clinical trial to treat paralyzed patients by transplant their cells from their nervous center. they hope it will eventually restore their function and sensation. it's worked during the animal trials and will be the first-ever human trial like this. and general motors will help texas residents in a 700-acre planned community as they test the green technology like electronic vehicles. they will have a concentration of chevy volts. see? >> for new york state's sheriffs initution summer camps, times are tough but you would never know it from all the smiles on all the cam...

seriously. the national spelling bee champ wins with the word most of us have likely never used, maybe not even ever heard of. >> the answer to that is probably no, right? these kids are really bright nowadays. >> nothing surprises me anymore. every year they get smarter and smarter. good morning, everybody, welcome to "early start." >> we're really happy to have you here this morning. we are bringing you the news from a to z 5:00 a.m. here in the east. let's get started. up first, john edwards likely off the legal hook for good after a jury acquitted him of one count of campaign fin...

out of the deep hole that was caused by the severe recession. end quote. christine romans has been crunching the numbers in new york. it's a hard report to spin, christine. >> it really is. you can't spin it. 69,000 jobs created in the biggest economy in the world. that is really disappointing, half what they thought. 8.2% is the unemployment rate. it went up a little bit, because, keira, more people were getting into the labor market. they've been discouraged in months past, trying to get back in to try to find a job and unsuccessful. when you look at the trend, you can't spin the t...